An American Werewolf in Paris 1997

In the enchanting City of Love, Andy McDermott, portrayed by Tom Everett Scott, set off on a carefree adventure with his friends, Brad and Chris, soaking in the captivating sights and sounds of Paris. However, their joyful escapade took a startling turn when Serafine Pigot, played by Julie Delpy, made a daring leap from the Eiffel Tower, mere moments before Andy was to follow suit. Seizing the unexpected chance, Andy performed an audacious mid-air rescue, inadvertently pulling himself into a labyrinth of intrigue as Serafine disappeared into the night.

The mystery deepened when Andy, Chris, and Brad stumbled upon Club de la Lune, an eccentric nightclub owned by Serafine’s mysterious friend, Claude. Even though Serafine was absent, Chris decided to visit her, only to find himself ensnared in her basement with an unlikely companion: a legless werewolf restrained to a bed. As the night unfolded, Chris managed to escape and rush back to his friends, revealing the sinister plot brewing beneath the surface.

They soon learned that Claude was no ordinary club owner; he was the head of a clandestine society of werewolves, using his nightclub as a hunting ground for unsuspecting patrons. Just when Serafine reemerged, imploring Andy to flee, she revealed her true self—a fierce, voracious werewolf. Chaos ensued as Claude and his pack unleashed terror, resulting in the brutal slaughter of patrons, including Brad.

The following day, Andy found himself engulfed in Serafine’s world, grappling with the horrifying revelation that he was beginning to transform into a werewolf as well. Just as he began to come to terms with this dark reality, the ghost of Serafine’s mother appeared ominously, casting a shadow over their dialogue. In a state of panic, Andy jumped from a window, leaving Chris behind as he entered a desperate quest for survival.

As the danger escalated, a ghostly apparition of Brad appeared before Andy, unveiling the grim facts surrounding his own condition. To reclaim his humanity, Andy realized he would need to confront the source of his affliction—the very beast that had bitten him. Equally pressing was Brad’s spirit’s plea for vengeance against the werewolf responsible for his death.

Amidst this turmoil, Andy found himself drawn to an American tourist named Amy Finch at a cemetery, where he succumbed to his primal instincts, unleashing a gruesome attack. His subsequent capture was short-lived, as he managed to break free, only to be haunted by Amy’s ghostly figure demanding retribution.

Claude and his followers soon ensnared Andy, coercing him into a horrific ultimatum: to kill Chris. Yet, Serafine intervened once again, rescuing Andy and bringing him back to her hideout, where they discovered the aftermath of a violent pillaging—a clear indication that Claude had stolen vital, life-saving drugs developed by Serafine’s stepfather, who was also confined to a bed as a legless werewolf.

With the oppressive summer heat enveloping the city, Andy and Serafine became aware of Claude’s sinister intent to throw a Fourth of July party, deceptively framed as a joyful gathering. With their suspicions raised, they infiltrated this seemingly innocent event, determined to help attendees escape Claude’s malevolence. However, their mission took a frantic turn when they discovered law enforcement had arrived, sealing the fate of many trapped inside.

Under Claude’s malevolent influence, the atmosphere turned chaotic, unleashing a bloodbath that claimed the lives of nearly all guests at the party. As Andy and Serafine desperately fled, they encountered a monstrous werewolf, forcing them into a fight for their lives.

In the ensuing chaos, Serafine took a bold step, injecting herself with a potent serum to battle another ferocious creature. Meanwhile, Andy wandered into their confrontation, oblivious to the truth, and made a tragic error—accidentally shooting Serafine, leaving her vulnerable to the authorities.

In a fateful twist, a pursuing werewolf met its demise at the hands of an oncoming train, leaving several shaken passengers unharmed as Andy boarded the train, knowing his transformation loomed near.

As the drug’s effects faded, Claude emerged as the true mastermind behind the devastation, leading to an intense clash for control of the last vial of serum. Andy soon unraveled Claude’s role in his curse and was compelled to confront the dark forces that had guided him to this moment.

As their confrontation reached its climax, an unintentional injection with the final dose of the drug turned the tide. Ultimately, Andy triumphed over Claude, devouring his heart in a crucial act to break their mutual curse and potentially lift Serafine’s as well.

In a poignant finale, Serafine and Andy celebrated their love atop the iconic Statue of Liberty, surrounded by the echoes of their harrowing journey. Their friend Chris, having steadfastly endured the trials alongside them, inadvertently dropped the wedding ring into the depths below, prompting the newlyweds to take a literal leap of faith—bungee jumping off the statue as they embraced a new life against the breathtaking backdrop of New York City’s skyline.