Teen Wolf Collection

The Teen Wolf Collection comprises two films released between 1985 and 1987. The collection centers on the premise of lycanthropy transforming a high school student into a prominent figure within their school environment, drawing inspiration from the horror film I Was a Teenage Werewolf. The initial film, Teen Wolf (1985), features Michael J. Fox in one of his early leading roles and was released following the success of Back to the Future. The collection's second installment, Teen Wolf Too (1987), features a different cast, with Jason Bateman taking on the lead role. This film shifts the narrative to a college boxing setting, where the protagonist's wolfish nature aids his ambitions. While Teen Wolf achieved a significant revenue of $87.9 million across both films and a total budget of $4.2 million, Teen Wolf Too received considerably less favorable reception, evidenced by its lower IMDb rating. The combined runtime of the two films is 187 minutes.