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 Teen Wolf / Teen Wolf Too (DVD)
Description: Genre: Comedy / Theatrical Release: 1987 / Director: Christopher Leitch, Rod Daniel / Actors: Jason Bateman, Kim Darby ... more  Teen Wolf / Teen Wolf Too (DVD) ... ... / DVD released 06 September, 2004 at Mgm Home Ent. (Europe) Ltd. / Features of the DVD: PAL / In 'Teen Wolf' teenager Scott Howard is sick of being so average. He plays for the basketball team and never wins anything, he can't get served beer and the best looking girls seem to stare right through him. Then, one full-mooned night, he goes through a number of physical changes above and beyond the call of regular puberty. He's suddenly a hit at school - but his new found popularity with the 'cool' kids in class begins to effect his relationship with his old friends. In 'Teen Wolf Too' Scott's college-bound cousin Todd, a bookish freshman, carries on the family tradition. His full-moon transformation brings him girls and glory but, once again, a conflict of values.Newest Review: ... screen script to come from Jeph Loab and Matthew Weisman. Their next writer's credit would amusingly be for writing the ... more ... 'story' of Commando. Simplicity strikes again. Loeb has since gone on to write and produce for TV series Heroes. Surprisingly, there is some mysterious magical quality in this recycled formula that overrides all this, and makes it extremely watchable.
Aside from Fox, there are no big names in the film, but a couple of great performances. Firstly, Jay Tarses steals the show as basketball Coach Finstock. With only a few scenes he becomes one of the most memorable and likeable things due to a lovely character portrayal, and s...more |
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Teen Wolf / Teen Wolf Too (DVD): Take Two Wolves into the DVD Player? (1560 words)
by The Polar One - written on 20.07.07 (Very useful, 155 readings)
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[Film only review] Teen Wolf (1985)**** Straight after Michael J Fox shot to fame in Back to the Future this quirky teen comedy came out the same year. I recall it being received well, at least I know I rented it. It's a lot harder to explain why though, because Teen Wolf is one of, if not the, most ridiculous movies ever. And I don't say that lightly having watched Santa travel to Mars and cavemen fly hang-gliders. The basic premise revolves around Scott Howard (Fox). He plays with the high school basketball team, who get routinely humiliated by every other team in the tournament. He's infatuated with the school beauty Pamela Wells ...
