Ginger Snaps Back: The Beginning

Emily Perkins and Katharine Isabelle are for real as well.....my visual side still can't get over how beautiful the film looks, my screenwriter side got a script that challenged me....Every facet of my personality was completely satisfied with this film:....I cannot begin to tell you how much I adored this film..... ... Full Review

This is a slow and somewhat stilted period piece, nicely photographed by director Grant Harvey to capitalise on the spookiness of the remote terrain, but ultimately without much substance to accompany the good visuals. The DVD contains numerous extras, enough to satisfy hardcore fans and special effects nuts alike. ... Full Review

While the original "Ginger Snaps" was a clever allegory on adolescence and the horrors of puberty, "Ginger Snaps Back" is more like a marvelous fairy tale complete with misty forests and old world mysticism. So it is in this context that I was viewing "Ginger Snaps Back" the third in the immensely popular and clever Canadian werewolf series. ... Full Review

if this sounds like a good evening movie for you go out and get the wolf.....This movie was done with a small budget, incredibly lackluster special effects and in an easy to film area.....the dialogue was just that good.....characters I could relate to (I am not intrested in death but certainly can relate to being "left out"), gruesome scenes and the gloomy undercurrent of despair.....It's got originality, a good story.... ... Full Review