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Erotic Werewolf in London, An (2006)

** (out of 4)

Several months back I got introduced to the work of Misty Mundae and this title here really stuck out as something I'd be interested in seeing. It goes without saying but this is a sexy take off on John Landis' AN American WEREWOLF IN London but if you're expecting any type of story then forget about it. A lesbian couple (Mundae, Ruby LaRocca) encounter a lesbian werewolf (Anoushka) and soon Mundae is out stalking other women. That's pretty much the entire story to this 68-minute film, which pretty much throws any type of good film-making out the window in return for non-stop softcore sex scenes. The acting is horrid, the budget appears to be under $500, the lighting is bad and just about everything else is bad yet that's not the reason anyone would be renting this movie. If you really are checking this out for some quality then you're bound to be disappointed because there's not any here. If you just want some trashy, softcore picture to watch late at night then I guess you could find worse than this here. Director Hellfire can do one thing and that's make scenes erotic, although I'm sure a lot of that credit has to go to the countless cute women he gets to do these scenes. This is the first time I've seen Anoushka and she certainly caught my eye if you know what I mean. Her acting is among the worst I've ever witnessed but she makes up for it in other areas. Mundae, again not the greatest actress, does have a certain charm about her that makes her interesting to watch. The rest of the cast pretty much just shows up to get naked. The werewolf effects are only on screen twice and are extremely poor but did you expect anything else? If you must see a female werewolf movie then there's a nice copy of WEREWOLF WOMAN out on DVD from Shriek Show.

I was introduced to the world of Misty Mundae through Masters Of Horror. After wards I came across other flicks with her but once in a time I came beware that she also has other flicks then the horror ones she appears in. But still I never watched one until I came in contact with this so called erotic flick about werewolfs. There is not much to say about it, written I guess on a cigarette paper with a no budget. Go see the hospital room, it's just a normal room. The acting of the whole cast is really wooden but they have other things that can act better. Their kitty cats are doing the most work. There is nudity full frontal from beginning until the end. Sadly Misty is almost full bush so her glory wasn't available but the others were pierced or bald. Once the werewolf appears it's more a nude chick with some pubic hair on her arms and chest. Misty is okay in this flick, her skin is white as snow so that works out fine. Once she becomes a werewolf you really will have a laugh. I am glad that I have seen one of Misty's so called nudity flicks. But again, it's all about the kitty cats...

Lovely young American lass Misty (Misty Mundae in fine delectable form) inherits a terrible lycanthropic curse after she gets bitten by a luscious, but lethal and predatory werewolf (buxom blonde bombshell Anoushka). Misty struggles to control her raging lascivious urges and tries to avoid having an orgasm that could trigger her ultimate transformation. Writer/director William Hellfire delivers oodles of tasty bare distaff skin and loads of sizzling hot girl on girl lesbian action. While Misty dominates the proceedings with her insanely cute barely legal centerfold looks and always appealing trademark sweet'n'innocent gal next door persona, equally delicious redhead Ruby Larocca generates plenty of her own heat and projects a strong carnal chemistry with Mundae (their kinky climactic bondage session rates as the definite arousing highlight of the whole picture). Super smokin' Seduction Cinema regulars Darian Caine and Julian Wells appear as a pair of randy nurses who both get it on with Misty. John Fedele's crisp cinematography offers several cool stylistic flourishes. Michael Roszhart's funky-throbbing score hits the groovy-grinding spot. Granted, the slight narrative serves as nothing more than a feeble excuse for all kinds of steamy Sapphic activities and the werewolf make-up is really shoddy (it looks more simian than lupine), but those are minor quibbles. Recommended viewing for Misty fans.