After reading the other reviews, had to write this. I enjoyed the movie, thought the acting was allright, and the story line was pretty good. Also liked Bruce Payne in it. Not a great movie, but worthwhile werewolf movie to watch

What can I say? I love werewolf movies. But this one bites. (No pun intended). Max Dire (more wolf pun names), is a down-on-his-luck police detective. With a series of tragic events threatening to overwhelm him, Max gets involved with a therapy group whose leader is a werewolf (the Howling anyone?)

At first intrigued by the group, Max soon learns that these officers mean business - they're injecting werewolf blood to fight crime.

Okay, if you're like me, you might think the plot of this movie sounds cool. Werewolves as 'good guys?' A horror/police action movie? Well, I think again. The movie has some decent special effects, but THAT'S ALL. The script is poorly handled, the dialog amateurish, and the acting like cardboard. If you want a good 'werewolf movie' see dog soldiers. Much better.

It's always fun to see a different view on things. In this movie
we have werewolves in a special police task force. The acting is sometime cheesy,but, the storyline was interesting. If you are into werewolves put this one in your collection.

Forget what the box says, and what other people have said here, this is the 97 minute unrated version. This is not the first title put out by a company stating it was an R when in fact it was the unrated version, probably because they wanted to get past the chain store censors that won't carry anything harder than an R rating.

Full Eclipse is a fun flick that works both as a monster flick and a cop flick. A special team of cops are actualy half werewolves, made so by enjecting the blood of thier team leader who is a full blooded werewolf. Things seam to be going great with their new found super powers and senses, unaware that continuous use of the wolf blood may eventualy lead to some unwanted side effects.

If you like action movies and monster movies, you may want to check this one out. Beware, however, that the DVD version of this flick is the R rated version. You might want to shop around for the unrated VHS release or catch it in it's complete form when it pops up on HBO.

Scott R