Teen Wolf: The Movie ... (The fact that grumpy Gen-X men disliked it for not being the ’80s Teen Wolf was just a bonus.) It took itself too seriously, yes, but in an endearing, ...

Teen Wolf was written by Jeph Loeb and Matthew Weisman, and directed by Rod Daniel. It hit theaters August 23, 1985, earning $80 million on a $4 million budget.

Dylan Sprayberry and Tyler Posey in “Teen Wolf” Season 5 in 2015. ©MTV/Courtesy Everett Collectio. In the movie, Beacon Hills faces a new threat.

‘Dirty Dancing’ Meets ‘Teen Wolf’ and ‘Fast Times’ in Epic ’80s Teen Movie Mashup (Video) In honor of “The Breakfast Club’s” 30th anniversary, a heap of John Hughes-y films got ...

Teen Wolf star Tyler Posey is swapping werewolves for vampires as he joins The CW's TV adaptation of classic '80s film The Lost Boys.

The wolf pack is hoping for Emmys love. “Teen Wolf: The Movie,” Paramount+’s adaptation of the MTV supernatural-thriller series, has been submitted for the Primetime Emmy Awards for ...

“Teen Wolf: The Movie” sees many main and recurring cast members return to their roles, with Posey being joined by Reed, Roden, Hoechlin, Shelley Hennig, Orny Adams, Linden Ashby, Bourne, Seth ...

Both releases have also won on social media engagement, with “Teen Wolf: The Movie” becoming Paramount+’s most successful social premiere at 4.97 million interactions.

Straight off the bat, Teen Wolf: The Movie hits you with the dramatics. Its cryptic, punchy intro gets the inquisitive gears turning before it turns its attention to Scott. Paramount.

Produced by MTV Entertainment Studios and MGM, the film is set 15 years after the end of the Teen Wolf series, which ran for six seasons from 2011 to 2017 on MTV.

Teen Wolf The Movie comes 5 years after the MTV show aired its series finale in 2017. The show left fans with hope for a new chapter, and we’re finally getting it in the form of a movie.

MTV and Paramount+ have submitted "Teen Wolf: The Movie" and its star, producer and songwriter Tyler Posey, for the Primetime Emmys.