killer, they go to alert the others, but they find Jonathan already dead. Pressured, the Count reveals all of them are descendants from the family who owned the castle and thus is a werewolf, which only can be destroyed by another relative. He used the others as bait. He is then locked in the dungeon, alongside Peter and Susan. David and Catherine decide to kill them against Anna's wishes, so she releases them, getting herself locked by them. She is supposed to be safe; however, she is killed by the werewolf when its human form approaches her. David discovers Ray's body, while Catherine finds Anna's before being herself killed. Peter, after trying to kill David, accidentally kills Susan, who also tried to kill David, before being killed by Marylou. Going outside, they find the Count, who fights David over the gun after advising Marylou that David is possessed and will transform into the werewolf when the moon appears. Marylou retrieves the weapon and uses it to kill the Count, and afterward, she and David embrace, with David telling Marylou that there is no werewolf. Soon after, Marylou turned heel as the moon appears, smiling wickedly and revealing herself as the werewolf. Cast Philip Davis as the Count Victoria Catlin as Dr. Catherine Peake Elizabeth Shé as Marylou Summers Ben Cole as David Gillespie William Shockley as Richard Hamilton Mark Sivertsen as Jonathan Lane Stephanie Faulkner as Gail Cameron Mary Stavin as Anna Clive Turner as Ray Price Nigel Triffitt as the Professor Jill Pearson as Eleanor József Madaras as Peter Renáta Szatler as Susan Production An international co-production film between The United Kingdom and Hungary. The film was written by Clive Turner and Freddie Rowe. Turner had previously written The Original Nightmare and would go on to write and direct New Moon Rising. Cedric Sundstrom was originally asked to direct the film by Turner. He was unable to accept, as he was busy making a different film, but recommended his brother, Neal Sundstrom. The film was shot in Hungary, its setting. Much of the crew was Hungarian, and the original cinematographer was fired after the first day of filming because he spoke virtually no English. Arledge Armenaki took over the role, despite only having a limited grasp of English himself at the time, but was able to communicate adequately well with Sundstrom, allowing filming to proceed. Release International Video Entertainment