Ginger Snaps

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Lau S I love this horror movie! Damn great! Rated 4.5/5 Stars •  Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 07/29/25 Full Review Sophie P This movie was amazing.. at the Beginning. This movie makes me beyond pissed off. There is so many ways that she could’ve avoided sam and gingers death. The visuals are amazing but Jesus christ do i get frustrated. Like i have never gotten so frustrated in my years of living. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 06/27/25 Full Review Nick O Not only is this a great werewolf movie, it’s a great werewolf movie made in 2000. With those odds, who woulda’ thought it would be this good! Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 05/28/25 Full Review Audience Member This movie has a lot of heart, and the the three main characters are really endearing. I keep going back to this film after watching the sequels. The sequels are very good, but this one is much more wholesome in a weird way. I think the best films are ones with characters you can truly empathize with. There are technical films, and then there are character films. This is a bit of both, and I love the practical affects and camera movements. The camerawork has a certain kinetic energy that reminds me of Sam Raimi's best films. But none of it feels forced or showy. The music is great (except for some dated orchestra hits), and there is something I noticed on re-watch that made the park scene so effective. The lack of music at the park scene really sells it. I love the hand-held camera work, and it feels more economic than "shaky-cam". The two lead performances are great. I feel like I went to school with girls just like these two. The physicality of Bridgette specifically is really well done. You can tell how she feels and thinks by just her posture and eye-movements. This is great direction and a really well done performance as it's appropriately inert, but still being likable. I think of some of my favorite horror movies, and they typically have two main layers. I actually think this is similar to Shaun of The Dead, as the horror/werewolf is a backdrop to the personal drama going on. Bridgette and Ginger are dealing with very real, and very relatable issues. The horror is simply an impetus for their character arcs. With Shaun of the Dead, we have personal drama and character arcs that get launched by the horror around them. There is some subdued comedy here also. I can see the writer's room thinking up lines for the teenagers to think about the drama and less of the horror in front of them. I can see a cheap writer making these two characters dump and vapid, but the filmmakers are much more mature for that. Anyway, I could go on and on but I think this is what horror is about. It's not about gore, or violence or special affects. It's about personal drama and empathetic characters, and sometimes there's horror. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 03/21/25 Full Review Jacob C Grungy and raw. Ginger Snaps was truly ahead of its time with social overtones that remain relevant to modern day society. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 02/05/25 Full Review Avery C Ginger Snaps is such a wild ride—a weird, chaotic mix of cringe, horror, and absurdity that somehow keeps you entertained the whole time. It’s a coming-of-age werewolf story, but it’s anything but traditional. The awkward dialogue and over-the-top acting actually add to its charm, and the way it dives into grotesque body horror and totally unhinged moments leaves you constantly asking, “What is even happening?” At the same time, the movie uses werewolf mythology as this clever metaphor for puberty and the messiness of growing up. Ginger’s transformation isn’t just physical; it’s emotional too, and watching her newfound power and rebellion put a strain on her bond with her sister makes the story surprisingly heartfelt. The lead actresses really nail the complicated sister dynamic, which makes it hit even harder when things fall apart. Sure, there are a few flaws—like the drawn-out antidote plot (seriously, why didn’t they make extra?) and some loose ends with their mom—but none of that takes away from how unique and memorable this movie is. It’s not just a monster movie; it’s a raw and emotional story about sisterhood and growing up. Whether you’re laughing at the ridiculousness, squirming at the gore, or just stunned by the chaos, it’s an experience you won’t forget. It’s definitely a weird one, but I’d recommend it to anyone who loves a good mix of horror, dark humor, and heartfelt storytelling. This movie reminded me of Jennifer’s Body with the whole vibe and storytelling and themes Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 12/21/24 Full Review Read all reviews

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