A Werewolf in England

Set in Victorian England, this horror comedy centres on a parish councillor and a criminal who take shelter from a storm at an isolated country inn. Forced to spend the night there, they discover that the innkeepers have an arrangement with the flesh-eating werewolves living in the surrounding woods, leaving the guests to band together and fight for survival.

The film is directed and written by Charlie Steeds, who also produced it, with Reece Connolly and Tim Cartwright in the leading roles alongside Natalie Martins, Mark McKirdy, Jéssica Alonso and Emma Spurgin Hussey. It was made by Dark Temple Motion Pictures and High Fliers Films, runs 85 minutes, and sits first in the chronological list of Steeds's features, ahead of titles including Werewolf Castle and The Haunting of the Tower of London.

Audience response has been modest. On IMDb it holds a rating of 3.7 from around 2,400 votes, while on TMDB the rating is 5.7 from a much smaller base of 91 votes, indicating a limited reach beyond its home territory of the United Kingdom.