Full Moon High

A young man named Steve is bitten by a wolf during a camping trip in 1955 and mysteriously transforms into a werewolf. He is taken to a secret government facility where he is kept in suspended animation until 1981. Upon awakening, he finds himself in a drastically changed world and struggles to adapt while also dealing with his lycanthropic urges. He befriends a group of teenagers who help him navigate modern life and his supernatural condition.

Full Moon High was met with a mixed to negative reception from critics and audiences, often described as a quirky and somewhat campy horror-comedy. While some appreciated its unique premise and humor, others found its execution to be uneven and its special effects dated. It has since gained a cult following among fans of offbeat genre films.

• Praised for its unusual and darkly humorous take on the werewolf mythos.
• Criticized for its inconsistent pacing and occasionally weak performances.
• Seen by some as a cult classic for its B-movie charm and quirky storytelling.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce and fragmented, but generally indicate a polarizing reception. Some viewers found the film amusingly bizarre and appreciated its unconventional approach to the genre, while others considered it too silly and dated.

Director Larry Cohen often appeared in his own films in minor roles, and he makes a cameo appearance as a doctor in Full Moon High.