Grey’s girlfriend Charlie isn’t as enthusiastic, especially when a quick Google turns up that Vaughn was once tried for murder. Unconcerned, Grey counters that he was acquitted, and so off they go.
Bryk gives a great, unsettling and intense performance that had me wondering whether the 48-year-old might some day morph into this country’s next Stephen McHattie. Vaughn explains how his wife died by her own hand, then creepily hands over her last, unfinished song, with the suggestion that Grey see what she can make of it. This between plying her with absinthe and trying to get her to give up her vegetarian lifestyle. And we already know from an early scene that Grey is taking medication for some kind of issue that includes hallucinations and disturbing dreams.
But it doesn’t wear its female sensibility on its sleeve. This is a straight-up horror any way you slice it . You’d have to be a misanthrope not to appreciate these lycanthropes.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Better than Ginger Snaps? We will see: