It's a film that wants to please and to some extent succeeds in doing so, without ever being very funny or very alarming.

Starring a delightful Sam Richardson, at its best Werewolves Within feels like a cross between the 1987 vampire film The Lost Boys and the 2002 and 2004 live-action Scooby-Doo films.

This goofy horror comedy, based on an online game of the same name, just goes to prove that if you have a great cast, smart direction and witty script you can just about get away with murder.

I love Richardson and Vayntrub’s dynamic together as Wheeler and Moore. They perform well as their characters, with the screenplay developing them the most. The two play roles of sweet, friendly, albeit fierce individuals so perfectly.