This has so many sickly reviews from people that have never watched a film before. It was terrible and deserves a zero and not a one star. I think the one is for Kaci's pet dog in the film for being such a sweetie but the rest was so awful. The acting was just stiff, the characters were cardboard cut-outs, no personality whatsoever. The actors looked like they just all got out of bed and look so miserable. I think the kids have put all they could into the small parts they had, I will say that children in this film (one kid mind you, I didn't watch most of the film as it was too bland) did okay. The werewolf was a joke, it looked like a complete pantomime costume. Just what a waste of 40 minutes watching into this.

If you expect to see a traditional werewolf movie then you'll be sorely disappointed. NIGHT HOWL, the fourth in Fun Time's filmography, is the perfect blend of horror, thriller, romance, psychological drama, with a accent of comedy (but not too much).

As the synopsis already provides, Kaci Evans is a young photojournalist who suffers from deep seeded trauma from his childhood following his mother's murder by a large dog like creature. Now as an adult, Kaci is coming to grips with constant nightmares he has of a large black wolf.

With a mix of romance, Kaci falls for one of his model clients and a whirlwind romance ensues, but is she safe from Kaci's blackouts and nightmares?

Although the audio quality fluctuates quite a bit in this film, and makes for a difficult time hearing, NIGHT HOWL still delivers a whole new take on the werewolf genre. But again, if you're expecting something else from this film other than a gore-fest (and there is plenty of gore and blood),this movie might now be for you. It can be soft at times, but the movie redeems itself by the end with a massive twist the audience never expects.

Please don't watch this thinking that you are seeing a professional movie, this is a movie where a bunch of friends and family members got together, wrote a script, filmed it, and then had it distributed because Amazon and Netflix will pick up literally anything to help pad their numbers.

This is the type of movie where if you are in it, or are relared to somebody that's in it, you watch it and say "Look! It's uncle Michael on the tv!". So unless you are directly related to someone involved in the creation of this film, this movie is absolutely terrible on all accounts.