"Well this had the same plot as all the rest of the movies before them so really this movie is just so predictable.

Its ok because it was also kinda funny i mean the way people died was kinda funny."

"Well as you know the whole seven days thing is just a way to get the movie time and suspence. Well the suspence wouldve been better if the story was gone deeper into. I mean you know the story and they tell you it and everything but in the end when you really give it some thought there are so many q" ...

"Wow I watched the japenese version and the english version. I have to say the american version is better.

Scary as hell...Do not watch if easily frightened."

"Alright so I watched the sequel when I was a little older and it didn't haunt me for a long time like the other one, only because I had gotten older.

Still the awesomest scary movie ever."

"I watched this when I was 9 years old. It haunted me for four years. Four years of scary faces. Seven days...seven days filled my head every day it almost seemed like I was going to die in 7 days.

Yes. This movie deserves alot more than 5 stars. The ending in the sequel was awesome."

"Screamed like 4 times! Good for horror movie freaks like me :)"

"If I could give this movie zero stars, I would.

Terrible acting, terrible plot and all-around terrible in every possible way. If this was meant to be a parody (which some scenes seemed to indicate, given the sheer absurdity it managed to reach), it wasn't a particularly funny or clever one. If it w" ...

"I loved this movie. When I saw it for the first time fall 2009, it was actualy the first GREAT MOVIE I had seen in a while. Especially for horrors!

The only thing in the movie I didn't like was the ending. If you've seen the movie, you'll know that the ending sort of has two parts. If you haven't " ...

"In 1941 Universal Studios released a film called "The Wolf Man" starring Lon Chaney Jr. It was a hit, advancing acting, makeup, and sets. The Wolf Man is the only Universal monster to be played by the same actor in all of its 1940s film appearances. Chaney was very proud of this as he clai" ...

"It's hard, it has to be, to be a filmmaker in the 21st century intent on remaking a genre classic like Universal's legendary The Wolf Man. You're going to find yourself, much like The Wolfman (the remake loses a space) director Joe Johnston has maybe found himself, square in damned if you do and dam" ...