Wolves

Synopsis

Wolves follows the story of Cayden Richards, played by Lucas Till, a high school student who discovers he is transforming into a werewolf after a violent confrontation with a local bully. Fearing for his safety and struggling to control his newfound abilities, Cayden sets out to find his origins and uncover the truth about his true nature. His journey leads him to a mysterious small town where he discovers a dark secret that threatens the safety of both humans and werewolves. As Cayden navigates this dangerous world, he must confront his inner demons and make difficult choices to protect those he cares about.

Cast

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  Lucas Till

  Cayden Richards

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  Jason Momoa

  Connor

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  John Pyper-Ferguson

  Wild Joe

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  Stephen McHattie

  John Tollerman

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  Merritt Patterson

  Angelina Timmins

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  Janet-Laine Green

  Clara Tollerman

Reviews

Wolves received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising the film's fresh take on the werewolf genre and compelling performances, while others criticized its clichéd plot and uneven pacing. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a low rating of 20%, stating 'Wolves struggles to differentiate itself in a crowded genre, despite Lucas Till's committed performance.' IMDb rated it 5.3/10, with some users appreciating the film for its unique approach to the werewolf mythology, but others feeling underwhelmed by the execution. Metacritic scored Wolves 37/100, with critics highlighting the film's potential but ultimately feeling let down by its lack of originality. Overall, Wolves is a polarizing film that offers a fresh perspective on the werewolf mythos, but falls short of fully realizing its potential.