Howling II: Stirba - Werewolf Bitch

Synopsis

Howling II: Stirba - Werewolf Bitch is a 1985 horror film featuring Christopher Lee that is a sequel to the original Howling. The story follows a brother and sister who, alongside a werewolf hunter played by Christopher Lee, venture into Transylvania to confront Stirba, a powerful werewolf queen leading a dangerous cult. As they face off against the mystical and terrifying creatures, the siblings must battle dark forces to save themselves and the world from the werewolf menace. The film combines elements of horror, fantasy, and suspense to deliver an intense and chilling experience filled with werewolf transformations, ancient rituals, and supernatural terrors.

Cast

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  Christopher Lee

  Stefan Crosscoe

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  Annie McEnroe

  Jenny Templeton

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  Reb Brown

  Ben White

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  Marsha Hunt

  Mariana

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  Sybil Danning

  Stirba

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  Jimmy Nail

  Punk

Reviews

Howling II: Stirba - Werewolf Bitch has garnered mixed reviews from critics and audiences. While some praise its campy and over-the-top elements, others criticize its lackluster storytelling and special effects. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a 31% rating, citing its cheesy charm and Christopher Lee's compelling performance as highlights. IMDb rates it at 3.7/10, with viewers expressing both enjoyment of its B-movie aesthetic and frustration with its inconsistencies. Some critics have described it as a cult classic that embraces its own absurdity, while others find it to be a forgettable entry in the werewolf genre. Despite its flaws, the film maintains a niche following among fans of retro horror movies.