My Mom's a Werewolf

About This Movie

My Mom's a Werewolf is a curious blend of comedy and horror that leans into its absurdity with a cheeky charm. Directed by Michael Fischa, the film presents a lighthearted take on lycanthropy through the lens of domesticity. Leslie, the housewife, unwittingly becomes a werewolf after a rather unconventional lunch with an animal shop owner. There's this delightful tension between her mundane life and the supernatural chaos unfolding. The pacing has its quirks, but the practical effects, especially during her transformation, offer a nice nod to the era's craftsmanship. Performances are a mixed bag, but they contribute to the film's oddball atmosphere. It’s distinctive for its playful approach to horror, all wrapped up in a suburban setting that just feels... different.

A lighthearted horror comedy that explores suburban life.Features practical effects typical of late '80s horror.Offers a unique perspective on transformation and identity.