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The eight installment in the "Maneater Series," Hybrid introduces a whole new maneating beast that howls under the moonlight and is eager to bite. When a young man is blinded in an explosion, he becomes the first human subject to undergo a cross-species transplant. Receiving the eyes of a wolf, he can now see in the dark. Unfortunately, he also starts seeing other humans as prey. Ordered to be hunted down and destroyed, he seeks shelter with a mysterious museum curator--a half-breed female herself. Hybrid delivers a snarling twist on the werewolf genre for an all new generation of animal lovers.

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 "Let's Pray There's No Hybrid 2" 2010-08-17
By J. F. Nesmith (Claremont, CA United States)
This has to be one of the worst movies I have ever seen. The protagonist is supposed to turn into a werewolf after receiving eyes transplanted from a wolf. You see, in the beginning of the movie our stalwart hero is blinded rescuing a co-worker. However, the werewolf never materializes.

For a horror movie, it makes a great comedy. The plot and action are ridiculous. For about 20 minutes of the movie we see our hero running through the woods bare chested with a pack of wolves. I would rather have watched the incredibly talented and beautiful heroine in the movie, Tinsel Korey, running through the woods bare chested.

Please do not waste your time and money on this absolute bore. It is almost as exciting as a speech by Barack Obama.


 "Not horrible, but not what it appears to be either" 2010-02-08
By Kody Boye (Idaho)
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1D45GIYC15SD2 My biggest problem with this movie would have to be the fact that an original mythology or idea is introduced at the beginning of the movie, then another is introduced in the latter half. Once the two storylines collide, the viewer begins to lose sense of the original plot and idea of the film, which makes it incredibly complicated to watch and digest when the original mythology is set.

As I'll say in the review, the movie isn't bad, but it's not great either. I myself wish I hadn't bought it full price. As a reviewer, I'd recommend you rent the movie before you watch it. It'll ultimately save you a great deal of trouble (and frustration) when you come to find the story isn't what it seems to be.


 "What a waste of time!" 2009-03-09
By Sommerleigh Pollonais (MIAMI, FLORIDA United States)
This movie started off on the right foot, with the whole eye transplant aspect. It had all the ingredients needed, but somewhere along the line, it's like the director decided to make an entirely different movie! Where are the WEREWOLVES?! I kept sitting there waiting for the lycan aspect to kick in and... NATHIN' . Oh well, I'll just pop my copy of Dog Soldiers in my DVD player ... now THAT'S a werewolf movie!


 "Run as far from this as you can!" 2008-12-20
By Barry Duffield (Auckland, NZ)
This should have been called 'Spot the Werewolf & win a prize' A Werewolf movie with no Werewolf. A lousy script. Justine Bateman was the only decent thing about it. If you see this DVD on the shelf - turn & walk quickly away.


 "All In All a Good Movie, Worth its Price" 2008-10-30
By DAS SKY LYCANTHROPE (Baltimore, Maryland USA)
Ok I must be upfront about the fact I love movies about werewolves and real wolves too so I claim my bias up front. That said this is a pretty good movie. Not particularly horror however. There are some gore scenes but nothing horrid to make you come close to gacking up the turkey on toast with mayo you just ate. The plot is sort of one dimensional and predictable. The evil military government people get wind of a man who via fantastic surgery gets a wolf's eyes. Getting the wolf's eyes came with a hidden price however. Darn you guessed it right. Over time the recipiant of the wolf's eyes starts noticing development of other wolfe like skills and a sense of family with wolves and even wild dogs.

There are no werewolf transformation scenes. This movie made itself novel by creating a werewolf by implication. The man became a werewolf in skills, abilities, drives and instincts while retaining a human form. While ok I would not consider the star of the movie a "Pretty Man" which only added to the coolness of the picture. There is a weak sex scene in the movie for those of you that require such a thing. Being autistic I can live without sex scenes in my movies completely.

I liked that in his wild or feral mentality he never killed a innocent. While difficult he always kept a shread of his humanity and dignity. He did kill doctors and members of the sick twisted research facility and they did deserve to die. The coolest thing of all and what for me makes this movie a keeper is the ending. The ending of this movie is so nice it moves to the A LIST of my entire collection not just the best of the werewolf themed movies.

Personally I had to give this movie 5 stars because, it satisfied all my desires in a manner few others have.


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