Great mvie quick delivery

Set during medieval times, the film follows Thorfinn (Peter Lofsgard), a village boy. One night, Thorfinn's village is attacked by a murderous pack of werewolves. As a result of the unexpected attack, Thorfinn loses his parents, brother and his true love. The entire village is left destroyed. The leaders of the village called upon a group of knights who will fight and hunt the beasts. Thorfinn offers to lead the Knights to their destination with hopes of getting revenge. But the problem for Thorfinn is that he's not a knight, and he isn’t a soldier either. He's not even skilled with a weapon apart from carrying an axe that used to belong to his father. But Thorfinn is determined. Werewolf Castle is a horror film with bloody kills, gore and moments of adventure. With a similar plot to The 13th Warrior (1999), a weak leading character joins a group of knights and does his best not to die during the deadly journey. Werewolf Castle has obviously been made on a small-scale budget, but aspects like the set designs and locations shine well here. It's fun to see scenery such as villages, rivers, and, a large old castle which is featured in the film's third act. As for the killer werewolves, while it's evident that they are people in costume, the work in this area is creative and pleasing. Those who love some blood and gore will enjoy what's on show here, too, and while some kills occur off-screen, it's still great to witness. Overall, for fans of werewolves, medieval times, swords and bloody kills, this is a film you may enjoy. While the film is certainly B-grade, there are still some aspects to enjoy, such as the locations, scenery, solid kills, and the costume designs of the Werewolf costumes are great. But the plot offers very little excitement. It's familiar and rather predictable to films before it. The dialogue here is cringe-worthy and cheesy, lacking any real bite. Werewolf Castle has a few elements that are fun, but this doesn't come close to matching my preferred desires as the credits appear. * This review has been written for Sanity. For more reviews from Walkden Entertainment, check out the link: www.walkdenentertainment.com