A teenager discovers his inner lycanthrope in David Hayter's horror film

Writer-director David Hayter revisits much-trod territory with wan results in "Wolves," a werewolf tale that quickly loses its initial bite.

The first 30 minutes of this cheap-looking monster drama are admittedly rough going. But once the “Twilight”-meets-“Sons of Anarchy” silliness kicks ...

In “Wolves,” directed by David Hayter, a teenager awakens from a terrible dream to find that his parents have been killed and that he is acquiring lupine...

In “Wolves,” directed by David Hayter, a teenager awakens from a terrible dream to find that his parents have been killed and that he is acquiring lupine...

Halloween has come and gone, but it’s never too late for a good scare.

Wolves is too violent to be a Twilight knockoff, and too cuddly to be an effectively freaky tale of a boy who, to paraphrase "Werewolf Bar Mitzvah," becomes ...

Blame the jaw-dropping, laugh-out-loud but still hot werewolf sex scene. Who knew she-werewolves got their underwear ideas (boy cut) from “Sex and the City...

Eschewing extensive CGI effects for actors growling and scampering around in old-school Lon Chaney Jr.-style fur-face and fangs, “Wolves” is pretty silly...