The Feeding

Year: 2006

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: English

Director: Paul Moore

Horror

A murderous werewolf stalks campers in the Appalachian Mountains, driven by an ancient bloodlust that now targets humanity. Agent Jack Driscoll, haunted by past encounters, teams with a partner to stop the beast before the rising moon. Outgunned and terrified, the campers must unite, find a way to kill the seemingly unkillable and survive the night.

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