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A Werewolf in England

2020 · Movie · 85 min

5.4(90)unSUB Rating

HorrorComedy

In Victorian-era England, two travelers take shelter from a storm at a remote countryside inn and are forced to stay the night. As strange hosts and a sinister arrangement come to light, the guests must stick together and fight for survival while danger closes in from the surrounding woods.

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Details
Years
2020
Release date
2020-09-28
Language
English
Runtime
85 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
5.7/10 (90 votes)
About

If you enjoy schlocky, homegrown horror-comedy with throwback werewolf costumes and a knowingly silly tone, this could hit the spot; Not for you if you want serious scares, polish, or strong performances like in Werewolf Castle.

Pros: silly horror-comedy fun; old-school British vibe; some bloody moments | Cons: very low-budget look; uneven acting; weak tension

Themes

  • victorian england
  • werewolf
  • criminal

Cast & crew

  • Reece Connolly

    Reece Connolly

    as Archie Whittock

  • Tim Cartwright

    Tim Cartwright

    as Horrace Raycraft

  • Natalie Martins

    Natalie Martins

    as Jane

  • Mark McKirdy

    Mark McKirdy

    as Reverend Pankhurst

  • Jéssica Alonso

    Jéssica Alonso

    as Minnie

  • Emma Spurgin Hussey

    Emma Spurgin Hussey

    as Martha Hogwood

  • Barrington De La Roche

    Barrington De La Roche

    as Vincent Hogwood

  • Rory Wilton

    Rory Wilton

    as Bernard Bagley

  • Derek Nelson

    Derek Nelson

    as Werewolf

  • James Swanton

    James Swanton

    as Willie

Directed by Charlie Steeds