A parish councillor and a criminal find refuge in a remote inn, discovering a deadly pact between the innkeepers and local werewolves. Low-budget, practical-effects-heavy horror-comedy.

: Critics note the film’s "Victorian-era action-horror" setting and its use of a single primary location—the "Three Claws Inn"—to create a claustrophobic, siege-like atmosphere reminiscent of 19th-century gothic literature.

While there are no extensive peer-reviewed academic "papers" exclusively dedicated to the 2020 film , it is frequently analyzed in film studies and critical reviews as a modern homage to Hammer Horror and Victorian gothic tropes. Directed by Charlie Steeds, the film is often discussed for its reliance on 100% practical effects and its tonal blend of campy comedy and gory horror. Key Analytical Themes

: Unlike traditional lore where silver is the primary weakness, this film deviates by making werewolves susceptible to standard bullets, moving the creatures from the realm of "mythical curse" to "biological threat".

For a broader scholarly perspective on werewolves in English literature and film, researchers often look at Phases of the Moon: A Cultural History of the Werewolf Film , which traces how British films like Werewolf of London (1935) set the stage for modern entries like Steeds' film. A Werewolf in England (2020)