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If this film has one thing to distinguish it, it’s its werewolf concept.

What is billed as Lovecraftian horror certainly fits into that mould on one level, but it is perhaps more like what one might have expected had old HP taken to writing sitcoms.

Sen has crafted a tense thrill ride without ever forgetting his roots.

The premise sounds like a playpen for vulgarity but Michael Lucas's script is smarter than that.

Fah pulls out all the stops to deliver a thrilling ride.

There is an effort here to do something new with this type of heroine, and to give her fresh agency, whilst exploring something of what it is that intrigues many women about the monstrous men in the Gothic.

For the first half an hour, the tension bubbles along nicely... but the further into the runtime we ride, the more the cliches stack up.

It's so scattershot that one finds oneself inventing titles for the 'stories' within the anthology.

We don’t get much explicit backstory, so it’s the chemistry between the actors that’s important to making this slight story convince, and for the most part, it’s there.