Wolves

Common Sense Note

Parents need to know that Wolves is a low-budget paranormal thriller about a high schooler who turns into a werewolf, accidentally kills his parents, and flees to a secret town full of other werewolves. There's quite a bit of violence (some of it gory and bloody, showing detached limbs and gaping, lethal wounds), a lingering sex scene or two (no full nudity but definitely enough to raise eyebrows), and strong language ("f--k," "s--t," "a--hole"). Lovers of the werewolf genre should consider this a guilty-pleasure pick, but those who were hoping it would be comparable to the likes of Twilight or MTV's Teen Wolf should stay away.

Sexual Content

Cayden makes out with his girlfriend (before things get unintentionally violent); later he kisses and eventually has sex with another young woman -- a scene that's fairly long and shows lots of skin, touching, and rolling around.

Violence

Bloody and occasionally gory deaths (mostly between werewolves) include showing torn limbs, puddles of blood, and several dead bodies. Cayden rips at his girlfriend's top while they're making out; the romantic encounter quickly escalates into assault. The main character accidentally kills his parents. Some intense action on the football field early in the movie.

Language

Occasional language includes "f--k," "s--t," "a--hole," "p--y," and "damn."

Social Behavior

Knowing your past can be the key to understanding your future.

Consumerism

Not applicable

Drugs / Tobacco / Alcohol

Adults drink in bars and at meals.

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