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Details: 3½ stars in theaters June 25, available on demand July 2. What’s even more shocking is it’s based on a video game. Things get gory, but all is done with tongue planted in cheek, a la classics such as “Shaun of the Dead.” With a dream cast and a shrewd commentary on our fractious times, “Werewolves Within” is delightful, one the best surprises of 2021. When a snowstorm strands a few neighbors at a town inn, tempers flare and the body count piles up. The town is bitterly divided over a controversial pipeline proposal that fuels backstabbing and blood-shedding. The “Knives Out-”like setup centers on fidgety forest ranger Finn (a letter-perfect Sam Richardson) who discovers that something’s askew in the snowy small town of Beaverfield, a haven for kooks who don’t act very neighborly.

“Werewolves Within”: This bloody hilarious genre mashup from director Josh Ruben and screenwriter Mishna Wolff pulls off an impressive feat, nailing both the comedic and horror aspects with energy and smarts to spare. There’s even a rom-com that’s not your average rom-com on Netflix. Wise decision.īut if you’re looking for something other than that hot-roddin’ hit, here are alternatives that include some that debuted at the recent Tribeca Film Festival, one that’s streaming via the Frameline film festival, and a horror/comedy that works on both counts.

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Movie theaters are clearing a path for “F9,” the latest entry in the “Fast and Furious” franchise.