Cursed

A young woman discovers she is descended from a line of powerful sorceresses and must confront her destiny when she is cursed with lycanthropy. She then must learn to control her transformations and fight against the evil forces that threaten her family and her newfound werewolf brethren. With the help of her brother, she seeks to break the curse and restore balance to the magical world.

Cursed received generally negative reviews from critics, who criticized its predictable plot, underdeveloped characters, and uninspired visual effects. While some appreciated the attempt to modernize the werewolf mythos, the film was largely seen as a disappointment. Audience reception was also lukewarm, with many finding it to be a forgettable entry in the supernatural horror genre.

• Fails to deliver a compelling werewolf story despite its interesting premise.

• Visual effects and performances are uninspired, leading to a lackluster viewing experience.

• Lacks the necessary scares and originality to stand out in the horror genre.

Google audience: Audiences found 'Cursed' to be a middling horror film with some interesting ideas but ultimately failed to capitalize on them. While a portion of viewers enjoyed the attempts at modernizing the werewolf lore and a few performances, many felt the movie was predictable, lacked genuine scares, and had underdeveloped characters.

The film underwent significant reshoots and editing to change the tone and add more action after test screenings were negative; originally, it was intended to be a more straightforward horror film and a sequel to 'The Howling'.