An American Werewolf in Paris

An American Werewolf in Paris

Horror • R • 1997 • 1 hr 38 min

5.0

5.1

Starring

Tom Everett Scott, Julie Delpy, Vince Vieluf, Phil Buckman, Julie Bowen

Directed By

Written By

Tom Stern, Anthony Waller, Tim Burns

Attributes

Simple Dark Watch With Friends

Genre

Horror Comedy Fantasy

Release Date

December 25, 1997

User Reviews

It’s not that bad. Clearly not as good as the original, but that feels unfair. Just let this movie have its campy fun and enjoy the ride.

Didn't have the magic of the first so was disappointing on that front. Standalone it is watchable.

Everything terrible about the 90s is on display here along with a distinct lack of likeability present in any character we meet.

Stevie Southworth

Honestly makes the original film feel a little bit worse just because of association.

Hate this movie. Should of just stopped after American werewolf in London.

Disappointing follow up to the great London version. Campy, over-the-top but in a bad way.

Bad effects. Bad storytelling. Nonsense.

Subpar spinoff of the original that lacks in every way.

The sort of Humour from "An American Werwolf in London" continues with this movie

I had high hopes with as much as I liked AWIL. Sadly this doesn’t capture the spirit humor or engagement of the original. Take it/leave it

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5.0 – Based on 944 ratings

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