From the Full Moon Features press release:
Full Moon Features Presents the Worldwide
Home Video Debut of
Models vs. Werewolves
Starring Bella Mraz, Rebecca Stoughton,
Sophie Swiszcz, Alexa Reddy,
and Dee Wallace
On
October 13th, Full Moon Features will release director
Danny Draven and producer
Charles Band’s
Models vs. Werewolves on Blu-ray & DVD.
In this fast-paced horror/comedy, a group of glamorous models and social media influencers head to an isolated countryside house to take advantage of a rare once-in-500-years full moon event, hoping the striking setting will add some extra spice to their online content.
Away from the city lights, the sisterly bonding doesn’t last long as the self-absorbed group begins competing to capture the perfect selfies for their followers. But the models aren’t the only ones showing their claws. The rare full moon brings out a pack of bloodthirsty shape-shifting werewolves eager to make the models their next meal. Will the women survive this once-in-a-lifetime night?
Blending creature-feature thrills with camp humor, practical horror effects, and satirical jabs at influencer culture, the film delivers an energetic mix of action, comedy, and werewolf carnage. Genre icon
Dee Wallace, beloved for her roles in
The Howling and
E.T., adds another memorable performance to this playful tribute to werewolf cinema.
Director
Danny Draven (
Bad CGI Gator) amps up the creature-feature thrills in his collaboration with legendary indie producer
Charles Band (
The Gingerdead Man). The cast includes
Bella Mraz (
Death Knight),
Rebecca Stoughton (
The Virgin and the Billionaire),
Sophie Swiszcz (
The Puppet Mistress), and
Alexa Reddy (
One Night Stand with My Gynecologist).
Special features include a director’s commentary with
Danny Draven, the original trailer, a behind-the-scenes featurette, and
Charles Band’s introduction from the cast screening.
Watch the trailer for
Models vs. Werewolves here:
Models vs. Werewolves is distributed by MVD Entertainment Group.
Dee Wallace returns to the werewolf genre. I have to say the creature effects look pretty good for a Full Moon release.
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