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This is Canadian film, second in a trilogy. The teenage angst of two sisters going through anxiety, jealousy, melancholy, loneliness, hopelessnes,erotic tension, panic, the inevitable decline and erasure of their separate identities.
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This movie was pretty good. I would have given it 3.5 stars but i liked it more than i didn't like it. The cover is kinda missleading because ginger is not in this movie but she is on the cover so... This movie is full of suprises, twists and just enough blood. I liked the first one better because i LOVE Ginger Fitzgerald (Bridgett's sister). They only way this movie could have been better was if Ginger had somehow come back to life and was is this movie!

In an industry that is filled to the brim with stupid werewolf movies this one is a glimmer of hope. Both one & two were done very well & there is really nothing bad speak of. Great production & art design, great acting & great effects. What else could you want? I enjoy watching these films regularly.

[Don't read if you haven't seen the first.]

After the recent passing of Ginger, Bridgette continues to mourn for her sister. She knows that she needs to be stronger than her sister was to survive, but to be stronger she must become addicted to the Monkshood that 'delays' the process.

One night after going to the library to check out some books on Lycnathropy, she has another close encounter with the creature after it kills the librarian.

She runs and collapses in the snow.

The next morning, she wakes up in a rehabilitation clinic.

Without the Monkshood, Bridgette can't delay the process. So, she turns to a worker who has it... But she must do whatever he wants.
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The sequel is very, very good. It leaves you mourning along with Bridgette for Ginger's loss. Of course, it has everything the original does plus more.

You need to have this if you are a fan of werewolf movies.

Emily Perkins is back as Brigitte, in the full throes of her latent lycanthropy! She must keep injecting her precious monk's hood serum, in order to keep her vulpine tendencies at bay. Unfortunately, Brigitte is being pursued by another werewolf who wants to be more than friends! Brigitte witnesses a young man being shredded by her stalker and flees, only to wind up in a drug rehab facility! Now she must get her "drug" back before her inner-wolf takes over completely! Ginger (Katharine Isabelle) is now a spectral visitor, much like Griffin Dunn's character in AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON. GS2 is just as bitingly dark and humorous as the original, w/ an excellent send-up of the whole rehabilitation center, including a head-counselor who insists she knows exactly what Brigitte is going through, and an orderly who trades drugs for sex w/ the patients! Also, the character of Ghost (Tatiana Maslany) is a young girl w/ a serious inability to comprehend reality! To her, the entire universe is a comic book, and she is the star! Ghost is an interesting and disturbed child. She might even be deadly! Can she help Brigitte to get out of the hospital before the hairy stuff begins? Nice twists and shocking turns in this one...