Werewolf preys on virgins in U.K. horror/comedy Love Bite

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Ecosse Films, the production company behind BLACK DEATH, are back with a werewolf flick from the U.K. called LOVE BITE. WestEnd Films is representing the film at Cannes. It’s described as a “teen horror/comedy.” Here is the plot:

School is out and the holidays have begun in the gloomy seaside town of Rainmouth. Forced to work at his pot-head mother’s B&B and to hear about his four horny friends’ sexploits, 18-year-old Jamie is desperate to escape. That is until he meets Juliana, a mysterious and beautiful American traveler. But there’s a more sinister newcomer in town: a werewolf preying on virgins – and Rainmouth becomes a hunting ground.

Andy de Emmony (WEST IS WEST) will direct the film from a script by Ronan Blaney and Cris Cole. Mark Woolley, Robert Bernstein, Douglas Rae and Paul Ritchie are producing. The movie is currently in pre-production and is scheduled to begin shooting in Wales this September.


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Source: Screen Daily

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