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Another IMDb high rating trap. Yeah, it's a TRAP! Ratings of 10 must come from some family members. Do not trust them. No movie in the world deserves a perfect rating, much less such a horrible endeavor. This "movie" is a whole lot of annoying, werewolf wannabe, pseudo CSI HORSE MANURE!

I cannot be any more thorough. And for the love of dark, IT IS ABSOLUTELY BORING! Made me yawn and fall asleep at least couple of times. If this is your first attempt at a werewolf franchise, STAY AWAY and keep it to An American Werewolf in London or The Howling! Anything of any real value in this particular venue is better that this pathetic attempt at movie making.

Wer (2014)

I really don't know what to make of this movie, I thought it was found footage movie, but it wasn't at all, there was some found footages parts in the movie.

There were some tense moment at first but as the movie went on, it felt... Well it wasn't really that tense at all.

They didn't really explain what this person was, Was he Human, or some of were wolf that some super power strength.

This movie was very nasty at times, Head smashed, limbs flying off here and there, the good an nasty kind of gross. (Those parts I enjoyed)

I didn't not like how the story moved forward at all, I hated last few scenes from the movie,

Why can't we not have normal were wolf, were there no bloody battle between, super human hairy guy, and guy who saved he head to fight the beast after he turned too.

The acting was really good from the whole cast

Well I gave this movie 5 out of 10

The film starts with some found footage, but the first gripe begins soon after that. After a found-footage start, the film gets lost a bit in design by still going shaky-cam, even when the found footage is over. Then later,it gets smooth, the shaky, then smooth. I'm not a guy that usually complains about shaky cam, because it CAN be done right, and IT CAN add realism in certain instances. BUT with the way this film uses it, it kind of loses its' identity, and you start to wonder whether it's just poor production value, or if someone forgot to tell the cameraman that the found footage shots were over.

I like the idea of the big-bearded man who actually looks a lot like a werewolf to begin with, and I like the idea of his defense team, but schematically none of it really comes together. I didn't turn it off, and the film wasn't terrible by any means. The score is pretty accurate here as I'm going with 54/100. But, let's be really clear in distinguishing this as a 'decent sleeper' - nowhere near other films in the genre like 'Wolfman' the original, 'The Howling', or 'American Werewolf in London'. Benecio's 'Wolfman' is much better imho.

Very promising moments though - especially in the gore shots. Only gripe with those comes in one quick(very) CGI moment late when he eats the face off a police officer, and the film resorts back to the average-at-best production values that are scattered about the film.

I also don't care for the films long, lame attempt at planting every sequel-seed possible. I mean, lets get it tighter the first time around before we start on WER 2 if you don't mind. That wouldn't rub me the wrong way if the film wasn't kind of close to being a gem like it IS, but I DO think that the 8/10-10/10 ratings here are just the starved horror fans getting a bit frivolous with their excitement/ratings. I don't blame you - it seems like we get 1 maybe two good horror films a year nowadays.

The film needed to dive into the science, the backstory, and a better last ten minutes in order for it to reach the cult-status that some of the reviews might lead you to believe it is. I'm a bit on the other side in terms of the ending here. I said the last ten minutes could have been better, and they could of.. it seemed hurried and sloppy, but the climax here(final fight/military stuff) actually worked quite well, and imo was one of the strongest moments of the entire film.

Either way, don't get your hopes up too much with this one, even though I think it's still worth the price of admission. Or, at least it was for me it was, BUT that price of admission was 1.32 at the redbox.

Wow! Usually I'm pretty hesitant about vampire and werewolf horror movies because I've just never found those kinds of creatures scary.

This film has definitely gone beyond my expectations. I love it. The acting is phenomenal and the storyline intriguing. While predictable in some parts (especially with its use of jumpscares), I found myself thoroughly enjoying seeing how every moment, expected or not, played out anyway.

I also really liked the aspect of A.J. Cook's character being a lawyer and how that leads her into getting involved. I'm pretty new to the horror movie genre, but I thought that was a pretty interesting take. In general, I appreciated her character a lot. She is set up as intelligent and compassionate, so I thought her actions were very believable and realistic, even if some viewers might think she acted silly and irresponsible.

The other characters are relatively nuanced too, in my opinion. They had flaws, they made mistakes, and they also showed redeeming aspects. I won't go into more detail because I'm really trying to avoid spoilers, but I just really liked how they were all written.

Speaking of the writing, I thought it was fine: realistic and natural. Yes, some of the dialogue seemed a little funny, but it didn't actually take me out of the viewing experience.

I don't have much to say about the setting and filmography, to be honest, because I don't know much about that.

All in all, Wer is a great modern horror movie! I still don't find werewolves scary, but I *was* scared for the characters in the movie. Creative and entertaining from start to finish, it certainly blows most of the rest of the films clogging the horror movie genre out of the water.

just watch the movie at the start thought it might be some boring flicks but wait its a boom.

the movie start with some attack scene on family.the only victim left from attack give her report to police on the basis of that report police arrest one man who seems suspect but after half an hour the man turn to be a werewolf.

the story of the movie was well written .action was also good .there are some good scene like attack of the werewolf on hospital while they were taking test on him.

overall the movie is quit good .it will be worth of your timing .

Wer is awful in all aspects, with some gruesome kill scenes.

Like some others, I contemplated turning this off 15 minutes in, as the direction and level of acting is hard to sit through. You have shaky cam, flashing images, loud noise, found footage and news reports. Woeful acting, with bad characters making stupid decisions. A.J. Cook has certainly shown she's better than this.