Lycanthrope 1999
"Pray for Sunrise!"
In the dense, shadowy heart of the Amazon, a rogue military unit led by a hardened government agent stumbles upon a hidden outpost where something unearthly lurks.
Director: Bob Cook
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Lycanthrope (1999) about?
A government agent and elite commandos uncover a monstrous presence in the Amazon jungle, unleashing a flesh-eating predator that preys on their every move. The team must confront both the creature and the unrelenting wilderness to survive.
Who directed Lycanthrope?
Bob Cook directed this 1999 horror-adventure, bringing a gritty, survival-horror tone to the Amazon setting.
Who stars in Lycanthrope?
The film features Robert Carradine, Michael Winslow, Rebecca Holden, Christopher Mitchum, and Jeffrey Alan Chase in key roles.
Is Lycanthrope (1999) worth watching?
As an unrated creature feature, *Lycanthrope* delivers B-movie thrills with practical effects and a tense jungle setting. While not a high-art horror film, it's a solid pick for fans of 90s creature features who enjoy cheesy but entertaining fright.
How long is Lycanthrope?
The runtime for *Lycanthrope* is 90 minutes.
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About Lycanthrope (1999) — A Horror Classic of Amazonian Terror
In the dense, shadowy heart of the Amazon, a rogue military unit led by a hardened government agent stumbles upon a hidden outpost where something unearthly lurks. As they venture deeper, the team encounters a terrifying predator—one driven by an insatiable hunger and a supernatural curse. Director Bob Cook crafts a claustrophobic horror experience, blending jungle survival dread with creature-feature thrills. Starring Robert Carradine as the determined agent and Michael Winslow as his loyal comrade, *Lycanthrope (1999)* cranks up the tension with its relentless pacing and body-horror spectacle.
The film's atmosphere crackles with primal fear as the commandos fight not just an enemy, but an ancient evil that defies logic. With its tagline *Pray for Sunrise!*, *Lycanthrope* promises a grim battle against the dark—one where daylight might be the only hope for survival.