Director: Steven C. Miller
When a supermoon last rose, humanity paid for it with nearly a billion lives lost to a rampaging strain of feral werewolves. Werewolves, the 2024 action-horror thriller directed by Steven C. Miller, picks up exactly one year later, as the same lunar trigger begins to climb the sky again.
What is Werewolves about?
A small team of scientists races to synthesize an antidote before the supermoon returns, only to watch their experiment collapse in real time. As moonlight floods the streets, ordinary neighbors turn into snarling predators within seconds, and the researchers are forced to abandon the lab entirely. Their only hope becomes a barricaded family home already surrounded by the infected, where survival depends on outlasting the night rather than curing the disease. The film leans into siege-movie tension, trapping its characters inside four walls while chaos multiplies outside.
Cast & crew
Frank Grillo anchors the ensemble alongside Katrina Law and Ilfenesh Hadera, with support from Lou Diamond Phillips, James Kyson, and young performer Kamdynn Gary. Grillo and Law play the scientist pairing at the center of the outbreak, while Phillips brings genre-veteran presence to the besieged household.
Context & significance
Director Steven C. Miller has built a career on lean, high-body-count genre pictures, and Werewolves continues that streak by compressing an entire creature-feature mythology into a single moonrise. The production draws on Puerto Rico and U.S. locations to stage its overrun city blocks and rural siege setting, keeping the scale tight rather than sprawling.
Where & how to watch
Werewolves streams on K-Time with a free account login, including Persian dubbing and Farsi subtitles for viewers who want the full creature-feature experience in their own language. The interface itself is built around a Farsi-first viewing experience for the Iranian diaspora, so switching between dub and subtitle tracks takes a single tap.