PMPF Reviews: ‘Frenzy Moon,’ ‘Spelonk,' 'Beyond the Drumlins'
Werewolves never go out of style. The howling. The body horror on steroids. The sense that our closest friend or neighbor could be a snarling beast come nightfall. “Frenzy Moon” leans hard into that spirit, along with some “Let’s put on a show” gumption given its small, partially crowd-funded budget. Sadly, the best genre intentions can’t lift the well-meaning shocker out of mediocrity. A bloody prologue sets the story in motion, a cheeky nod to the film’s B-movie gumption. Three couples decamp for a, wait for it, cabin in the woods. Along the way, one of the couples hits a
