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College jock Justin McAndrews thinks he has it all: a promising future, a carefree lifestyle, and a beautiful new girlfriend, the studious Kathy Perkins. But when a drug deal gone wrong leaves him with a stash planted in his car and a furious dealer on his trail, his world spirals out of control. Desperate for a way out, Justin crosses paths with a mysterious gypsy, Zian, whose curse of lycanthropy turns his every full moon into a nightmare. As the beast within awakens, Justin must grapple with his own monstrous nature and the deadly game of survival that threatens everyone he loves. Blue Moon is a slow-burn horror-thriller that feels like a cautionary tale, blending tension, paranoia, and dark transformations.
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What is Blue Moon about?
College jock Justin McAndrews thinks he has it all: a promising future, a carefree lifestyle, and a beautiful new girlfriend, the studious Kathy Perkins. But when a drug deal gone wrong leaves him with a stash planted in his car and a furious dealer on...
When was Blue Moon released?
Blue Moon was released in 1990.
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User Reviews
LunaLament – 7/10
“Not a masterpiece, but there's something weirdly magnetic about this one. The curse angle is handled well, and the lead's descent into something feral kept me hooked. Some slow parts, but the atmosphere really sells it.”
WerewolfWatch – 5/10
“I wanted to love it because werewolf plots are my guilty pleasure, but it felt like the scares took a backseat to the romance. Justin's transformation is cool, but the pacing drags in the middle. Decent for a rainy afternoon, but not essential viewing.”
GoryGrace – 6/10
“For a 90s horror flick, it has its moments. The gypsy curse setup is old-school, but the acting holds it together. The final act is where it earns its keep—I just wish it got here sooner. A solid C+ in my book.”
MindlessScare – 4/10
“This one missed the mark for me. The 'werewolf curse' felt more like a metaphor than an actual threat, and the jump scares were predictable. But if you're a completionist of the subgenre, you could do worse. Just don't expect to lose sleep.”
