Lost Tapes Season 2 Episode 4
Lost Tapes
Season 2

Ep 4. Werewolf

  • TV-PG
  • October 13, 2009
  • 21 min
  • 7.6  (20)

As the fourth episode of Lost Tapes Season 2, Werewolf takes viewers on a thrilling, edge-of-the-seat ride that explores the enigmatic mystery of werewolf sightings around the world. The episode begins with a foreboding sense of mystery as we hear strange howling sounds echoing through the woods. Cue footage of an isolated cabin in the woods, and we're transported to the story of a man who claims to have encountered a werewolf.

The man who we are introduced to claims that he was camping in the woods with his friends when he heard strange noises, which sounded like animal cries. At first, he thought it was a bear or some other wild animal, but as it got louder and closer, he realized it wasn't anything he'd ever heard before. His friends brushed it off as his imagination until they set up camp, and something began stalking them. They soon realized whatever was following them was undeniably real and very dangerous.

What follows is a series of terrifying recounting of werewolf encounters, each more harrowing than the last. Our narrator takes us around the globe, from rural backwaters to urban jungles, each with its own story of werewolf sightings. We are introduced to people from all walks of life, who have seen, filmed, and encountered these mythical beasts.

This episode features interviews with experts who explain the folklore and myths surrounding werewolves, speculating on how such stories originated and why they continue to terrify people in modern times. They even delve into the science behind lycanthropy, the disease that causes people to transform into werewolves.

The entire episode has an eerie, otherworldly feel, with the haunting sounds of howls and distant growls echoing in the background. The pacing of the show builds up the suspense, and the reenactments of the encounters pull the viewer into the story, making them feel like they too are in the woods, listening for any strange sounds.

The strongest point of the show is the way it weaves real-life stories and factual information into a gripping tale that lingers long after the credits roll. The episode is a true masterclass of horror storytelling, making the viewers question if werewolves truly exist or are they just the stuff of legends.

As the episode progresses, the narration slowly moves away from the tale of the man who encountered the werewolf and focuses more on the origins of the creature. The story of lycanthropes is not only compelling but fascinating as well. The episode explores how werewolf sightings have been reported for centuries and are common in many cultures with their own take on these creatures.

We also learn about the different types of werewolves, such as the berserker werewolf from Norse mythology, which can transform into a wolf to gain strength, speed, and other abilities. The episode shows how different cultures around the world have their own versions of werewolves and how they differ from one another.

The episode concludes with a recap of the stories we've heard. The concluding segments bring us back to the original witness who recounts his story once more. His chilling tale leaves many unanswered questions and still spooks him today.

In conclusion, Werewolf is an excellently crafted episode that immerses the viewer into the thrilling world of werewolves. The atmosphere is terrifying throughout, and the episode does a great job exploring the origins of werewolf legends. Lost Tapes Season 2 Episode 4 is a must-watch for horror enthusiasts and anyone interested in myth and folklore.

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Lost Tapes, Season 2 Episode 4, is available to watch and stream on Animal Planet. You can also buy, rent Lost Tapes on demand at Discovery+, Amazon Prime, Amazon, Animal Planet, FuboTV, Microsoft Movies & TV, Apple TV online.
  • First Aired
    October 13, 2009
  • Content Rating
    TV-PG
  • Runtime
    21 min
  • Language
    English
  • IMDB Rating
    7.6  (20)