Wolvesbayne is a 2009 film which has totally failed to impress viewers. The idea of the film is that all the werewolves are not bad some are good also. As Jeremy London transforms into a wolf he is totally confused. He thinks all the transformation scene is the work of his imagination and in fact happened in a dream.
The blood stains on his hands and a dead corpse of some animal makes him wake up to the situation. Alex Layton operates a book store which specially deals in books relating to the occult phenomena. Jeremy consults Alex and she assures him that the newly acquired powers can have their positive side also as she herself is doing. It so happens that vampires are on a mission to revive Lilith. Lilith’s vitality is imprisoned in six amulets. As the main vampire of the movie Von Grier recovers amulets one by one Lilith is seen to gain her powers with each amulet recovered. The aim of the vampires is to block out the sun completely, in order to rule the earth. The problem with the plan is that the council of vampire is not unanimous on the idea of accumulating amulets to give life to Lilith as she is seen too unpredictable to be the base of a plan. Ultimately the Lilith gets her life back and chaos ensues.
Now it’s up to Jeremy to avoid complete destruction by the vampires. Jeremy’s idea is to suck the life of Lilith back into Amulets. As he comes face to face with Lilith a fight breaks out. During the fight he places the amulets in a way that Lilith’s powers are lost.
The abrupt end keeps one guessing what had gone wrong with the director, making him unable to at least close the film in some proper way.
Wolvesbayne
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