Ever wonder what a werewolf would be like if it had superhard metal skin???? Neither have I. But the writers of this film did. And their version of what would occur makes for a surprisingly watchable lowend horror/sci-fi outing.
Without straying to far into spoilerville, the movie concerns the efforts of a pair of government covert types taken with the notion making a super solider with the aid of werewolf blood.
They succeed in getting their blood but one of the men gets exposed to the sample and himself becomes a werewolf. He chomps a person or two at the research center he works out of before being eventually killed with the old silver bullet bit. From there his body gets crongenically frozen. His former partner thaws him out twenty years later and uses his 'corpse' as a guinea pig for a new proceedure that grafts metal skin onto the human body....."Don't ask".
Of course the silver bullets are removed during the process.....and.....well...you can guess what happens next.
Beyond the terminator meets the wolfman concept, the film offers up a surprisingly lively script with some truly good lines. There's also some good performances to be had, particularly Barry Bostwick who plays a villain willing to do anything to protect "his" project.
Movie can be seen often in its cut form on Sci-Fi channel. Check it out.
Without straying to far into spoilerville, the movie concerns the efforts of a pair of government covert types taken with the notion making a super solider with the aid of werewolf blood.
They succeed in getting their blood but one of the men gets exposed to the sample and himself becomes a werewolf. He chomps a person or two at the research center he works out of before being eventually killed with the old silver bullet bit. From there his body gets crongenically frozen. His former partner thaws him out twenty years later and uses his 'corpse' as a guinea pig for a new proceedure that grafts metal skin onto the human body....."Don't ask".
Of course the silver bullets are removed during the process.....and.....well...you can guess what happens next.
Beyond the terminator meets the wolfman concept, the film offers up a surprisingly lively script with some truly good lines. There's also some good performances to be had, particularly Barry Bostwick who plays a villain willing to do anything to protect "his" project.
Movie can be seen often in its cut form on Sci-Fi channel. Check it out.