The enjoyment continues for “Teenager Wolf” fans who felt the supernatural drama ended prematurely. In Sept. 2021, MTV initially revealed that the program’s initial developer, Jeff Davis, will be leading a “Teenager Wolf” motion picture revival. Much better news? It’s slated to stream on Paramount+ this winter season. That’s right, the majority of the pack is returning together — and quickly.
At New York City Comic Con on Oct. 7, the cast of the motion picture got together with Davis to speak about about the brand-new motion picture and what fans can anticipate. POPSUGAR was on hand for the occasion, where star Tyler Posey discussed how the motion picture includes a more adult Scott McCall. The character, he described, is having a hard time living beyond Beacon Hills. “Scott McCall is not a teen wolf any longer,” he joked. In the brand-new motion picture, Scott is 33 years of ages, and, as Posey put it, has actually attempted to “put down the hero function for a little while.” However that’s left him handling stress and anxiety, solitude, and anxiety, which Posey believes will make the character a lot more relatable to the program’s now-adult fans. He likewise stated the movie is the very first time audiences see Scott do “regular” things considering that the program’s pilot.
The cast likewise discussed the unexpected return of Crystal Reed as Allison Argent, who technically passed away in season 3. Davis stated, “I have actually constantly stated if we were going to do a motion picture, we’d need to bring Crystal back.” He messaged her on Instagram to open a discussion about her return, and she concurred. Reed states she’s “humbled” by the quantity of assistance the character has actually received from fans which she’s “grateful” that fans have actually gotten in touch with her a lot.
Holland Roden, who plays Lydia Martin, showed that when fans see Jackson (Colton Haynes) and Lydia reconnect on screen, that was in fact her and Haynes reuniting in reality, too. “So when you see Lydia and Scott on screen, ideally you feel that sensation, too.”
At the panel, the cast debuted a special clip from the motion picture, including Tyler Hoechlin as Derek Hale with his child, Eli (Vince Mattis). Derek advises his child to start his improvement so that he can recover an injury he sustained in a lacrosse video game. However prior to his child can react, they’re assaulted by Allison, wielding her hallmark weapon. Mattis joked that the program is called “Teenager Wolf,” and he’s the only teenager now. See the exhilarating brand-new clip ahead.
We have actually gathered information on “Teenager Wolf: The Film,” consisting of plot tips, returning cast members, and more ahead. And up until the motion picture comes out this January, you can constantly rewatch old episodes of the series on Paramount+.
— Extra reporting by Victoria Edel
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