Actuakers One of my all time favorites.

Frances Chung Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Zlatica One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

Logan By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

Python Hyena An American Werewolf in Paris (1997): Dir: Anthony Waller / Cast: Tom Everett Scott, Julie Delpy, Vince Vieluf, Phil Buckman, Julie Bowen: Sequel to An American Werewolf in London where three college friends climb the Eiffel Tower only to rescue a woman who jumps. Upon returning her shoe they discover blood on her hands. To say she is a werewolf is obvious but Tom Everett Scott is bitten by another creature. Climaxing with chaos and stupidity director Anthony Waller lightens the violence with humour, particularly during a dinner date where Scott's two friends do unspeakable things with a condom at another table. Scott is appealing as he struggles to figure out this strange woman as well as deal with his own dilemma. Julie Delphy as the werelady is a nice touch particularly during a massive werewolf battle. Vince Vieluf and Phil Buckman play the two friends, one ends up attacked while the other nearly becomes a sacrifice. Julie Bowen has an amusing scene where she attempts to pitch a whistle and only succeeds in knocking her eye out. This is not nearly as good as An American Werewolf in London but the title carries a different meaning. Paris is seen as a sign of romance, which is being mocked within the hairy hysteric climax. This sequel contains a massive production values highlighted with a werewolf battle that big horror film fans will find worth the howl. Score: 7 / 10

gavin6942 An American man (Tom Everett Scott) unwittingly gets involved with French werewolves who have developed a serum allowing them to transform at will.Feelings on this film are mixed, as they should be. I think it is generally looked down upon. Of course, there was never any doubt that it could not live up to the original. John Landis is a master, and "American Werewolf" is one of the true modern classics of horror.But, to be fair, this is not all bad. It captures the 1990s rather well, and incorporates some music that was appropriate to the time (notably Bush's "Mouth"). And some of the themes from the first film return, in new and fun ways. Often a sequel is better off as a new film altogether, but here it is clear that being a sequel was the right move, even if it was not one that everybody wanted.

SnoopyStyle Andy McDermott (Tom Everett Scott) is backpacking across Europe with his two idiot friends. They have this daredevil game and Andy climbs up the Eiffel tower after hours. They find Serafine Pigot (Julie Delpy) jumping off the tower and Andy jumps off after her. Luckily he has a bungee cord tie to him. Andy tracks her down. She reluctantly agrees to go out with her. She's a werewolf in Paris and there is a whole society of werewolves. The boys get lured to an underground club and it's a night of terror. Julie Bowen plays American tourist Amy Finch.This starts off really badly with a stupid looking Eiffel tower sequence. Then there are twiddle dee and twiddle dumb. The movie is trying very hard to be funny and fails miserably. Tom Everett Scott is playing a goofball but he comes off as really pathetic. The stupidity of the three guys is really annoying. The CGI is functional and probably the best that could be hoped for at the time. The makeup looks bloody. The simple scary plot of the original is lost in this chaos of CGI wolves and camp. The original was a really good example of a well made horror. This is an example of a poorly done one.

atinder The movie was not boring, it did not put me to sleep however, I found this movie to be way to funny, for it's own good, it didn't find anything scary at all.The werewolf did not look scary at all and the transformations scenes were so bad, it was funny. Some parts of the movie, I didn't understand, what was happen cause some of things didn't really make sense to me.The acting was descent, The ending was just silly and also really cheesy.I going to give this 4 out of 10