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Before he was a Kryptonian, and even before he was a werewolf, Tyler Hoechlin was almost a vampire. The Superman & Lois star was offered a role in the first Twilight film, but turned it down to play baseball for Uc Irvine. Hoechlin discussed the near-miss casting with Michael Rosenbaum in a candid Clark Kent-Lex Luthor chat on Rosenbaum's podcast, Inside of You.

At the time, Twilight was a success on the bestseller charts, but nobody knew what a cultural phenomenon it would become. Hoechlin auditioned for the lead role of Edward Cullen; it was eventually won by Robert Pattinson, but Hoechlin was instead offered the role of Emmett Cullen, Edward's adopted vampire brother. However, to accept it, he would have to miss the first four weeks of the baseball season. After consultation with family and friends, he called director Catherine Hardwicke personally, letting her know that he was turning the role down.

If there's one thing teen fantasy shows have proven is that, even when you're dead, you can always come back. Teen Wolf has had a series of shocking deaths throughout its run, but, more often than not, it allowed characters to come back.

The iconic MTV fantasy show Teen Wolf premiered in 2011 and ran for six seasons until 2017. The cast and crew reunited for 2023's Paramount+ continuation, Teen Wolf: The Movie, but it also came with a shocking death of fan-favorite character Derek Hale, played by Tyler Hoechlin. During an interview with Screen Rant, Hoechlin revealed whether he'd ever return to reprise his role in the Teen Wolf franchise and gave an enthusiastic answer despite his character's fate.

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Superman & Lois star Tyler Hoechlin's debut acting role will soon be available to watch on Prime Video. Road to Perdition, the 2002 film adapted from the DC Comics of the same name, is a crime drama with an all-star cast.

Tom Hanks stars as Michael Sullivan in Road to Perdition, with Hoechlin playing the role of his son, Michael Sullivan Jr. The film is set in 1931 during the Great Depression, as a mob enforcer and his son get vengeance against another mobster who murdered the rest of their family. Hanks' character works for the Irish mob boss John Rooney (played by Paul Newman in his final live-action theatrical film role). Rooney raised Sullivan Sr. as his own child after he was orphaned, causing Rooney's own biological son Connor (Daniel Craig) to be jealous of the bond the two share.

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Tyler Hoechlin's time as Superman comes to an end in December, and while Superman & Lois might be ending, the actor could still continue working with DC in another franchise. Hoechlin has solidified himself as one of the best live-action versions of Superman. The actor first played Clark Kent in Melissa Benoist's Supergirl series. After that, Hoechlin appeared in multiple Arrowverse crossover events and episodes before getting to lead Superman & Lois.

The show confirmed that Hoechlin is perfect as both Clark Kent and Superman, delivering emotional performances full of the hero's signature charm. However, Superman & Lois season 4 will be the show's last, with David Corenswet's Superman movie putting forward a new direction for the hero in live-action. While Hoechlin will not be able to play Superman again in the new DC Universe, the actor could join the franchise in a different role. Hoechlin teased his DC dream roles before,...

Superman & Lois season 4 brings the story to a close, reuniting the show's core cast members for one last story about the Man of Steel and his steadfast reporting ally. The ending of Superman & Lois season 3 promised a massive storyline for its successor, as one half of the titular duo was left fighting off Doomsday while the other was reckoning with Lex Luthor's arrival at Smallville. As of the ending of Superman & Lois season 4's premiere, the Kent family is left in the aftermath, setting up a big story for the coming conclusion.

Superman & Lois season 4 adapts the Death of Superman comic book run, complete with Luthor's involvement and the reveal of Doomsday. As such, many of the main characters from previous seasons return as the show flies towards its ending, despite Superman & Lois season 4's reduced cast. In light of this, though, it is worth exploring...

Superman & Lois, starring Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch, will end after its upcoming fourth season, allowing the show to have a proper closure. The series has been well-received by fans and critics, standing out from previous Arrowverse productions and establishing its own rules and canon. While the show may be concluding, there are still future projects related to Superman, including the animated series My Adventures with Superman and the film Superman: Legacy, set to release in 2025.

Superman & Lois is coming to an end soon. After surviving the terrible wave of cancelations at The CW, the series starring Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch got its long-awaited renewal for a fourth installment, but it will also be the last one.

After being one of the main stars in Teen Wolf playing Derek Hale, Hoechlin was chosen to become the Arrowverse's version of the Man of Steel, appearing in an episode of...

In the first two seasons of Teen Wolf, Scott and Allison seemed to be the endgame couple of the series, however, after their season 2 breakup, the pair never got back together, before seemingly losing their chance at rekindling forever due to Allison's death. Although Teen Wolf: The Movie defied the odds and brought the power couple back together, questions still remain as to why they didn't reunite earlier. Scott and Allison could have reconciled during Teen Wolf, but did not for reasons both story-based and concerning the real-life actors.

Teen Wolf is a 2011 supernatural drama that ran for six seasons, based on the 1985 film of the same name. The series follows actual teen wolf Scott McCall as he deals with the consequences of being turned into a werewolf as other supernatural beings haunt his town of Beacon Hills. From the very first episode of Teen Wolf, Scott and Allison have...

Orny Adams, who plays Coach Finstock, defends Teen Wolf: The Movie's decision to kill off Derek Hale. The revival film saw the return of many actors from the original series, including Adams and Tyler Hoechlin as Derek, but it was arguably more notable for the mixed response that it garnered with the fanbase. The choice to kill off Derek late in the third act sparked a lot of discussion about the purpose of the project and whether important characters were being discarded in order to set up a potential spinoff.

While being interviewed on the Howler Back Now podcast by Teen Wolf co-star Holland Roden, the Coach Finstock actor takes the opportunity to address the complaints surrounding Derek's death. Early on, he discusses the negative response from viewers towards series creator Jeff Davis and offers his perspective on why popular characters are killed off. In the quote below, he...

In the midst of portraying Superman in Superman & Lois, Tyler Hoechlin delighted audiences with a return to his roots in Teen Wolf: The Movie, and returned to the franchise with a new level of expertise under his belt. Hoechlin's Derek Hale went out in a blaze of glory, ultimately sacrificing himself to save his son, and while the moment was sad, it was a strong end to a beloved character. The end of Derek Hale also marks the end of an era, as Hoechlin had been attached to the character since the Teen Wolf series started airing in 2011.

Of course, Hoechlin's return to the world of Teen Wolf was informed by the roles he has taken since the series began, most notably his turns as Superman both in the Arrowverse and the series Superman & Lois. While his experiences as Superman may manifest in subtle ways on-screen in Teen Wolf: The Movie,...

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie.Teen Wolf: The Movie ends with Derek Hale's death, which while perhaps unexpected and certainly heartbreaking, is necessary. While it was somewhat predictable that a character would die in Teen Wolf: The Movie, many viewers did not expect Derek to die out of all the characters. This perhaps has to do with the fact that he was around for most of the seasons of Teen Wolf and faced many of the villains that threatened Beacon Hills. In fact, it is the Hale family, arguably more than anybody else in Teen Wolf, that has the strongest and oldest connection to the supernatural world in Beacon Hills.

Therefore, Derek has always been a key character in Teen Wolf, always fighting alongside Scott's pack, even when he appeared to be his enemy in the first season of the show, as proven by...

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie.The stars of Teen Wolf are pushing hard for a spinoff, and it's not what you'd expect. Teen Wolf: The Movie recently revived the MTV franchise, which had been dormant since the supernatural drama series ended in 2017. The movie offers the chance to catch up with Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) and his friends, allowing for some adjustments to some of the show's controversial storylines. But on the other hand, the follow-up film also provided some new developments that garnered sharply divided responses.

While not directly setting up a sequel or spinoff, Teen Wolf: The Movie does conclude in a way that leaves the door open for future stories that are set in the same universe. During an appearance on the Howler Back Now podcast, Ian Bohen (who plays Peter Hale) told host and Teen Wolf co-star Holland Roden that he's...

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie.Teen Wolf: The Movie left some open-ended plot lines at the end of the film, thus opening the doors for a future possible Teen Wolf spinoff focused on Eli Hale. Teen Wolf: The Movie brought the audience back to Beacon Hills after the end of the show Teen Wolf in 2017. Given the nature of Teen Wolf and its plot, always focusing on a different villain or threat posed to the Californian town, it feels like there always will be space for a sequel as a new threat may resurface in Beacon Hills, no matter how final the ending of the series, or the movie, may feel.

While the future of Teen Wolf is unsure, the success that Teen Wolf: The Movie had in terms of viewership is an indication that a Teen Wolf spinoff sequel series may happen. Given...

Warning: spoilers ahead for Teen Wolf: The Movie.

Stiles' absence in Teen Wolf: The Movie was already bad, but the film accidentally makes it even worse. Scott McCall reassembles his pack as they deal with a newly-emerged threat in Beacon Hills in the Teen Wolf sequel movie. The Alpha's call is answered by his closest allies as they are once again faced with the Nogitsune, who uses Allison Argent to antagonize Scott and his loved ones. The McCall Pack has one notable absence, however: Stiles Stilinski. His non-involvement was already disappointing and yet, somehow, the Teen Wolf movie is still able to make it worse.

Despite being offered to return as Stiles, Dylan O'Brien turned down the Teen Wolf movie because he was not comfortable joining a project that he felt was rushed. O'Brien's absence was always going to become a major talking point, and the Teen Wolf...

Warning: This article contains spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie.

Teen Wolf: The Movie resolves many loose threads from its parent series, but gives Derek Hall a sad finale - and the set up of his ending his fate all the more tragic. Although the imminent fear of a new threat lurks around Beacon Hills in Teen Wolf: The Movie, many beloved primary characters from the original series come together for a highly anticipated reunion. After making only a few brief appearances since Teen Wolf's season 4, Tyler Hoechlin's Derek Hall, too, joins the movie's roster, and this time as a father figure to a young werewolf named Eli.

Unfortunately, what seems to be the beginning of a new arc for Derek Hale ends a little too soon on a devastating note. In a high-stakes battle against Teen Wolf: The Movie's overarching villain, the Nogitsune, Derek sacrifices his life to save the day.

Teen Wolf: The Movie's weird lacrosse scene is much deeper and more self-aware than it initially seems. Taking its action back to Beacon Hills, the Teen Wolf movie marks the return of many primary characters from the original TV show. While it brings a few new narrative elements to the table, it also offers many moments of pure nostalgia and fan service to those familiar with the parent series. However, in all of its callbacks to the main Teen Wolf series, there is one scene, in particular, that stands out: Scott's return to Beacon High's lacrosse field.

Towards Teen Wolf: The Movie's ending arc, Tyler Posey's Scott McCall dons Beacon High's lacrosse jersey after decades to save the people of Beacon Hills from their imminent doom. With Derek Hale's son, Eli, Scott races against time to end the lacrosse game before the Nogitsune destroys the Beacon Hills High School Stadium.

Fans of the cult-classic Teen Wolf can enjoy the long-awaited reunion with familiar faces and places from the beloved 6-season MTV classic when they learn where to watch Teen Wolf: The Movie. Though based on the original 1985 movie starring Michael J. Fox, the later MTV series spawned into life during the era of Twilight, Vampire Diaries, and the huge cultural phenomenon of serving up typical teen romance and rebellion with a heaping helping of shirtless male monsters, all taming their wild sides for love—except when the claws come out.

Airing from 2011-2017, and winner of multiple awards including Teen Choice and Saturn Awards, the supernatural series has a fan following as faithful as a … well, wolf pack. Now, Teen Wolf fans can reunite at last with their own favorite pack, including the alpha and beta wolves, a werecoyote, a banshee, a kitsune, and the rest of the Beacon Hills...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Teen Wolf: The Movie.Derek, a fan-favorite from the show, returned in Teen Wolf: The Movie and finally got a long-due transformation. His role in this film deviates from his anti-hero/bad-boy role in the show. Instead, the new movie shows a more mature Derek, focusing on guiding his son, who is gaining werewolf powers. His maturation is evident in the change of eye color at the film's end.

Taking place over a decade after the original Teen Wolf timeline, Derek's journey as a werewolf has been complicated. Since the series ended, his eyes have been blue, symbolizing a beta who has killed an innocent human. The blue color resulted from Derek's mercy killing of his girlfriend, Paige.

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Warning! Spoilers ahead for Teen Wolf: The Movie. Teen Wolf: The Movie sets up its next best story, but to do that, the franchise would need to finally move forward without Scott McCall. More than a decade since the Teen Wolf series ended and the McCall Pack moved on, a new Beacon Hills mystery pulls them back home, where they face the Nogitsune again. Allison Argent's return makes Scott's new mission a bit more complicated, but he and his allies are able to take down the villain. As part of the franchise's evolution, the Teen Wolf movie lays the groundwork for what comes next and its best option to leave Scott McCall behind.

MTV's Teen Wolf series finale may have felt rushed, but it offered a satisfying send-off to the McCall Pack after facing Gerard Argent and the Anuk-Ite. The Paramount+ film serves not just as a sequel...

Scott McCall and his wolfpack are back in "Teen Wolf: The Movie." The highly-anticipated film - helmed by the show's original creator, Jeff Davis - hit Paramount+ on Jan. 26 - nearly six years after MTV's "Teen Wolf" series aired its finale in September 2017.

The new movie sees so many of the show's original cast members returning to reprise their roles, including Tyler Posey as Scott, Crystal Reed as Allison Argent, Tyler Hoechlin as Derek Hale, Holland Roden as Lydia Martin, and Colton Haynes as Jackson Whittemore. And if that wasn't exciting enough, the film also brings back cast members like Shelley Hennig as Malia Tate and Dylan Sprayberry as Liam Dunbar.

The last time we saw the cast, some of them were dating each other or other celebrities. Since it's been so long since you've probably checked everybody's social media pages for updates on their personal lives, you might...

Creator Jeff Davis is teasing a possible sequel to Teen Wolf: The Movie starring Derek's son, Eli. A continuation of the popular MTV series, Teen Wolf, the supernatural drama premiered on Paramount+ on January 26. It follows Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) as he travels back to Beacon Hills to assist Chris Argent (Jr Bourne) in carrying out a ritual that would seemingly allow Allison's (Crystal Reed) soul to cross over. However, complications arise when Allison gets brought back to life, along with the Nogitsune, who begins manipulating her. While there was excitement over seeing a number of characters return in Teen Wolf: The Movie, it was a surprise to learn that Derek Hale (Tyler Hoechlin) had a child, and that he played a significant role throughout.

Portrayed by Vince Mattis, Eli spends a majority of the Teen Wolf movie avigating his relationship with Derek and struggles with the idea of being a werewolf.

Warning: This article includes Spoilers from Teen Wolf: The Movie.Creator Jeff Davis addresses the massive plot hole about Eli Hale's mother in Teen Wolf: The Movie. The Teen Wolf franchise is finally back, but this time as a reunion film instead of a season 7. Written by Teen Wolf's original creator, the movie picks up nearly two decades after the ending of season 6. Once again focusing on Scott McCall and his allies, Teen Wolf: The Movie explores their lives as adults while still dealing with the supernatural. When an old evil emerges, it brings everyone back to Beacon Hills to face the mysterious return of Allison Argent, who died in Teen Wolf season 3. One of the new central characters introduced in the story is Eli Hale, the son of Derek Hale.

While Eli has a huge role in Teen Wolf: The Movie, the plot did leave out a crucial detail about him.

Teen Wolf star Tyler Posey says he would love to explore Scott McCall's adult life even more in a future spinoff. Posey starred on all 100 episodes of MTV's Teen Wolf series, which was adapted from the 1985 Michael J. Fox film of the same name and ran from 2011 through 2017. He played Scott McCall, a young man who was bitten by a werewolf and attempted to manage his newfound lycanthropy while also balancing his life in high school and battling the evil forces that descended upon the town of Beacon Hills. He also reprised the role in Paramount+'s Teen Wolf: The Movie, which just premiered on January 26.

TVLine had the opportunity to sit down with some of the folks behind Teen Wolf: The Movie and break down the future of the franchise. While there is not currently an official plan for a continuation of Teen Wolf after the film,...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Teen Wolf: The Movie.

Teen Wolf: The Movie explains Stiles Stilinski's absence, but the explanation for his whereabouts is severely lacking and even disrespectful to the MTV show's history. The McCall Pack returns to Beacon Hills after more than a decade to tackle the re-emergence of the Nogitsune, whose return also coincides with Allison Argent's resurrection. Scott needed all the help he could get considering how delicate the situation was, and while many of his old allies responded to his call, one, in particular, was a no-show: his own best friend, Stiles, after Dylan O'Brien turned down the Teen Wolf movie.

O'Brien's Teen Wolf movie absence was long established, so not seeing Stiles back in Beacon Hills wasn't surprising. It wasn't for the lack of trying to bring back the actor, however. Series creator Jeff Davis revealed that O'Brien was almost in the Teen Wolf movie...

Warning! Contains Major spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie.Derek Hale's death in Teen Wolf: The Movie has big ramifications moving forward and could even shape the future of the Teen Wolf franchise. Scott McCall returns to Beacon Hills after his hometown comes under the Nogitsune's threat once again. He assembles the McCall Pack, with many of its members already living outside of Beacon Hills, but others have stayed behind, including Derek, who now has a 15-year-old son, Eli. As he and his werewolf friends come under attack, Derek makes the ultimate sacrifice in the Teen Wolf Movie in order to ensure the safety of everyone who is dear to him.

As an original cast member, Tyler Hoechlin's Teen Wolf departure after season 4 was a big blow to the MTV series. The actor was ready to venture out with his career, and it paid off big time...

Warning: We’re about to spoil major plot points from Teen Wolf: The Movie, now streaming on Paramount+.

Whether it’s been made official or not, the continuation of the Teen Wolf franchise feels inevitable.

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Not only is the interest is clearly there, hence the existence of Teen Wolf: The Movie, but the film...

Teen Wolf: The Movie is a movie directed by Russell Mulcahy starring Tyler Posey, Crystal Reed and Holland Roden.

This is a film produced by MTV especially oriented for teenagers and which features elements of recent successes and scenees from similar horror movies.

Enjoyable for its audiencde and intelligently “designed” (its production).

About the Movie

Films like Teen Wolf: The Movie, have their day. In mine we had the original Teen Wolf with Michael J. Fox and I enjoyed it equally with all its obvious lackings. It works for its audience and knows how to please its viewers, having done so generation after generation in MTV and in its speciality MTV is a master with plots that are especially thought out for segments of people in their twenties and with just enough complexity to not stand apart.

By the way, it is better if you saw the series before watching...

Arden Cho, who played Kira on the MTV series Teen Wolf but does not appear in the new sequel film, took to social media on the day of the movie’s Paramount+ release to give an update on her mind-set.

After a Twitter user posted Thursday that he was thinking of Cho that day because it was “probably a bit of a rough time for her,” the actress replied to seemingly assure fans she had no regrets about skipping director Russell Mulcahy’s Teen Wolf: The Movie, although she did not specifically mention the project by name.

“Don’t worry babies,” she tweeted. “Thanks for your support. Looking forward to better in 2023! Don’t be scared to walk away or turn down an opportunity if you know it’s not fair and it won’t make you happy! You deserve better. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise! Love you all,...

Warning: This post contains major spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie.Fans of Teen Wolf have been absolutely stunned by Derek Hale's fate in Teen Wolf: The Movie. A werewolf born into the world of the supernatural, Derek grows throughout Teen Wolf by helping put together a pack of his own in the wake of his family's tragic death. After eventually becoming an Alpha, Derek willingly loses his status and instead finds peace as a Beta, even eventually becoming an Evolved Werewolf. The character changes considerably throughout Teen Wolf, learning to play well with others and healing from his utterly tragic past.

With so much change in his life, it was touching to see that Derek has finally settled down and started a family of his own, which is why the fanbase took to Twitter to revolt after Derek loses his life in a fire in Teen Wolf: The Movie.

This article contains spoilers for Teen Wolf: The Movie.

It must be a full moon again, because Teen Wolf is back following a six year absence from our screens. The franchise is in a new phase of its life now though. Gone are the 45 minute(ish) episodes airing on MTV. In their place is a brand new feature-length movie that’s found a new home on Paramount+.

That’s not all that’s changed either. Six years have passed in real-time, but for everyone who lives in Beacon Hills, it’s actually been fifteen years since everything that went down in the sixth and final season. It’s an adjustment, for sure, and not just for fans watching back home.

“‘Where the hell is Scott McCall 15 years later?'” That’s the question Tyler Posey had to ask upon returning to his most recognisable role. “I was a little nervous.

When the news that a "Teen Wolf" revival slated to stream on Paramount+ in 2022 was announced, fans of the classic MTV series were ecstatic. On Feb. 15, 2022, the cast of the movie revival was announced, and fans were happy to learn that many of the drama's original characters were returning! Notably missing on the list of returning cast members, however, was Dylan O'Brien, who played fan-favorite character Stiles Stilinski.

"Teen Wolf: The Movie" premiered on Paramount+ on Jan. 26. Read on to find out why O'Brien chose not to return to the followup film, and how Stiles's absence from the plot is explained.

Why Isn't Dylan O'Brien in "Teen Wolf: The Movie"?

O'Brien is probably the most noticeable among the missing names on the "Teen Wolf: The Movie" cast list. He was a regular on "Teen Wolf" for its first six seasons and had guest appearances in the final seventh season. Throughout...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Teen Wolf: The Movie

Teen Wolf: The Movie features a huge character death, but it wasn't originally going to be part of the script. The film, which premiered on Paramount+, featured the return of many popular characters from the MTV series Teen Wolf, including Tyler Posey as Scott McCall, Crystal Reed as Allison Argent, and Tyler Hoechlin as Derek Hale. Derek was one of the series' main characters, appearing in 63 episodes between 2011 and 2017. However, the character's triumphant return became a tragedy when he sacrificed his life to save Scott from the Nogitsune, holding it down so it could be engulfed in hellfire.

To celebrate the release of Teen Wolf: The Movie, Entertainment Weekly sat down with director Jeff Davis to discuss that momentous death. Davis revealed that Derek's death wasn't in the original script, but he wanted the movie to have higher stakes than a...

Now streaming on Paramount+, Teen Wolf: The Movie summons Scott McCall and his friends back to Beacon Hills for the fight of their lives — and not everyone makes it out alive.

A lot (too much?) happens in this long-awaited feature film, and while we promise to tackle everything over the next couple of days, we have to begin by discussing the movie’s most game-changing moment: the death of Derek Hale.

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“We’ve heard plenty of stories about teenage werewolves. There’s always a new one.”

It’s an ending quip made by Dr. Conrad Fenris (John Posey), an expert on lycanthropy and the on-again, off-again director of Eichen House, a supernatural prison/insane asylum set in the mysterious Southern California town of Beacon Hills — secret home to a multitude of supernatural creatures, villains, heroes, and at one point at least one teen wolf. But in trying to set up a new story about a teenage werewolf, Teen Wolf: The Movie...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Teen Wolf: The Movie.

Thanks to their combined effort, the McCall Pack successfully defeats the new threat emerging in Beacon Hills, although Teen Wolf: The Movie still left several unanswered questions and mysteries that can be revisited later. Scott and his team are lured back to their hometown to come face-to-face with a resurrected Allison who is manipulated by the Nogitsune to hunt werewolves. In the end, the Alpha is able to reconnect with his true love and recruit her to rejoin the McCall Pack as they go after the real villain of the Teen Wolf Movie. Despite a definitive ending, however, the Paramount+ project still has some lingering queries that need answering.

MTV's abrupt cancelation of Teen Wolf resulted in a shortened season 6. While it was a satisfying send-off, it could have been better had it been properly set up. So, revisiting the lore...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Teen Wolf: The Movie.

After successfully saving Beacon Hills from a new threat, Teen Wolf: The Movie ending offers a sneak peek at the future of several McCall Pack members. More than a decade since Scott McCall and his pack dealt with Gerard Argent and the Anuk-Ite, a new mystery pulls them back to their hometown for a new mission. Years after her tragic death, Allison Argent returns, but while it's supposed to be a reason for celebration, it poses a fresh mystery for the McCall Pack to solve that's especially tricky to navigate since Scott is pitted against the love of life. Luckily, the Teen Wolf Movie ends mostly on a good note.

Almost six years since MTV canceled Teen Wolf after season 6, its popularity endures, motivating the franchise's expansion which provides the perfect opportunity to reunite the McCall pack and revisit some of the show's biggest plots,...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Teen Wolf: The Movie. Teen Wolf's future looks bright after the release of Teen Wolf: The Movie, but potentially not in the way you'd expect. Jeff Davis revisits the supernatural thriller with a new film that re-assembles the McCall pack with Teen Wolf: The Movie functioning as a sequel to MTV's Teen Wolf show. The movie sees Scott and several members of his pack return to Beacon Hills to investigate a newly-emerged threat that also ties to Allison Argent's mysterious return from the dead. Teen Wolf: The Movie ends on a high note, but it also lays the groundwork for Teen Wolf's future stories.

MTV's cancelation of Teen Wolf was unexpected. When it was initially renewed for season 6 in 2015 there was no mention that the season would be the show's last. That being said, both Davis and MTV executives claimed that it was...

Teen Wolf: The Movie features many familiar characters as well as some new faces and unexpected cameos as the McCall pack re-assembles to fight a newly-emerged threat. MTV's Teen Wolf TV series is loosely based on the 1985 film of the same name starring Michael J. Fox, which introduced audiences to the titular character, Scott McCall. Over time, the Teen Wolf TV series garnered critical acclaim which helped grow its loyal fan base which was why its abrupt ending in the shortened Teen Wolf season 6 was a big shock. In the years since, however, Scott has apparently reassembled his pack and now they're returning to Beacon Hills to tackle a new mystery.

Despite MTV's cancelation of Teen Wolf in 2017, its popularity endured. Paramount recognized this, resulting in signing Jeff Davis to spearhead the expansion of the franchise on Paramount+.

Among the projects lined up to exist in the growing universe,...

This Teen Wolf: The Movie review contains no spoilers.

Riddle me this: Is a Teen Wolf still a Teen Wolf when he becomes a full-grown “Man Wolf”?

That’s essentially the premise of Teen Wolf‘s comeback movie which brings Tyler Posey’s Scott McCall back on our screens for the first time since 2017.

Now in his mid-thirties, our not-so-Teen Wolf is still the Alpha, but Beacon Hills is no longer the place it once was. Fifteen years or so have passed since everyone last walked off together dramatically on the long-running MTV series. Jumping ahead to 2026, Scott’s pack has now been scattered by the years and circumstance — as well as real-life issues offscreen too.

That’s right. A lot of your faves are back, including some faces you might not be expecting, but there are a couple of key players missing, and the film does suffer a bit for it.

As he makes his own way back to Beacon Hills, Tyler Posey reflects on Dylan O'Brien's absence from Teen Wolf: The Movie and expresses his hopes to reunite with his former co-star. Posey led the cast of the MTV series as Scott McCall, a California high school sophomore whose life is upended when he is bit by an alpha wrewolf, transforming him into the titular creature, putting him on a path to protecting his hometown from a whole host of supernatural threats with the help of best friend Stiles and natural-born werewolf Derek Hale. Posey and Tyler Hoechlin are reprising their roles for Paramount+'s Teen Wolf: The Movie, in which Scott will have to gather his team of allies to face off against one of their deadliest allies, as well as the return of one major face.

While speaking with Entertainment Tonight Canada to discuss the Paramount+ continuation,...

Plot: A full moon rises in Beacon Hills, and with it, a terrifying evil emerges. The wolves are howling again, calling for the return of banshees, werecoyotes, hellhounds, kitsunes, and every other shapeshifter in the night. But only a werewolf like Scott McCall (Tyler Posey), no longer a teenager yet still an alpha, can gather new allies and reunite trusted friends to fight back against what could be the most powerful and deadliest enemy they’ve ever faced.

Review: Airing for six seasons on MTV, Teen Wolf filled the hole left by Buffy the Vampire Slayer as a teen-centric genre full of supernatural beings and soapy melodrama. Despite trading vampires for werewolves, Teen Wolf followed a familiar formula for teen shows despite being significantly better than most of the series on MTV. With a dedicated fanbase following stars Tyler Posey, Tyler Hoechlin, and Dylan O’Brien, the series went off the...

In its heyday, Teen Wolf was massively popular and one of MTV's few successful scripted dramas, which led to the series getting its very own film continuation in Teen Wolf: The Movie. Based very loosely on the 80s movie of the same name, Teen Wolf managed to find lightning in a bottle with its charming and charismatic young cast, who brought to life the increasingly ludicrous supernatural world of Beacon Hills with tremendous heart. Now, the former teens are reuniting as adults and, along with creator Jeff Davis, seeing if they can replicate that same spirit. Teen Wolf: The Movie tries to capture the magic of the original show, but though many original cast members returned, it falls short of the mark.

Picking up 15 years after the death of Allison Argent (Crystal Reed) at the end of season 3, Teen Wolf: The Movie finds members of Scott McCall's (Tyler Posey...

Now that he’s 31 and sober, Tyler Posey looks at his “Teen Wolf” role through a new lens.

Speaking with Variety at the premiere of Paramount+’s “Teen Wolf: The Movie,” the actor reflected on the nearly five-year journey of self-discovery and sobriety that led him to his return as Scott McCall.

Just two years ago, Posey opened up about his sobriety on the “Just for Variety” podcast, telling host Marc Malkin about his struggles with substance abuse and how he’d given up drugs and alcohol during the pandemic but wasn’t “completely sober anymore.”

Yet as he approached the long-awaited opportunity to reunite with the “Teen Wolf” franchise and his former castmates, he revealed on Wednesday night’s red carpet at the Harmony Gold Theater in Los Angeles that he is now clean and sober once again.

“The older you get – the more comfortable you get as a person,...

Teen Wolf: The Movie is returning with many beloved characters from the series, but it forgets the return of one key character from the show Teen Wolf. Much of the excitement surrounding Teen Wolf: The Movie regards the return of some of the most iconic characters from the series. With the movie showing new adventures in Beacon Hills for the Teen Wolf characters, including Lydia Martin and Scott McCall, to name a few, Teen Wolf viewers will get to see their favorite characters on the screen once again and discover what happened to them in the years that separate Teen Wolf from Teen Wolf: The Movie.

Scott's pack will once again reunite with new and old allies coming to their rescue against a powerful evil years after the ending of Teen Wolf as Teen Wolf: The Movie will feature an 11-year time jump from the Teen Wolf season finale, set...

Paramount+ sent Teen Wolf fans into a frenzy when it was announced that a Teen Wolf movie would be coming to the streaming service in early 2023, with many of Beacon Hills' most beloved residents coming back. Included in the cast list is Tyler Hoechlin, who played Derek Hale in the original series and acted as Scott McCall's mentor and alpha for much of the show.

The movie will show a new softer side to Derek that fans didn't get to see the first time since he was concerned with his family's past and running from werewolf hunters, but the trademark Hale snark is sure to make an appearance. Derek's demeanor has made him one of the more memeable characters on the show since he is stubborn but also has a dry sense of humor that isn't always caught on the first watch of the show.

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Teen Wolf: The Movie is going to function as a sequel to the original show, Teen Wolf which is an American supernatural teen drama that aired from 2011 to 2017, for a total of six seasons. The series follows, Scott McCall, a young werewolf as he protects the California town of Beacon Hills against threatening supernatural creatures and various dangers with the help of his pack, including his best friend Stiles Stilinski and his first girlfriend Alison Argent. The movie will follow Scott and his adventures in Beacon Hill once again as some of the main Teen Wolf characters will come back to the screen, but with some notable absences, including Stiles himself. Furthermore, Teen Wolf: The Movie will take place many years after the events of the main show's final season took place.

In fact, Teen Wolf: The Movie will narrate events set in 2026. While Teen Wolf season 6 premiered in 2017, the...

Those aren't coyotes you hear howling at the moon ... the "Teen Wolf" movie is almost here! The film will serve as a sequel to the events of the popular MTV series and will bring back many members of the original cast, including Tyler Hoechlin as absolute superhottie and Alpha wolf Derek Hale. Other returning cast members include Tyler Posey, Holland Roden, Crystal Reed, Shelley Hennig, Linden Ashby, Orny Adams, Jr Bourne, Colton Haynes, Ryan Kelley, Melissa Ponzio, Ian Bohen, Khylin Rhambo, and Dylan Sprayberry.The team behind the "Teen Wolf" series took the stage at New York Comic Con this weekend to share some details about the upcoming film, along with a fresh new clip to get fans' mouths watering. They also revealed where the movie will fall in the "Teen Wolf" timeline. 

It turns out that while "Teen Wolf: The Movie" is a sequel and will follow former teen...

Scott McCall’s pack has set a reunion date in Beacon Hills.

Teen Wolf: The Movie, a direct continuation of MTV’s Teen Wolf (2011–2017), will premiere Thursday, Jan. 26, 2023 on Paramount+ in the U.S. and Canada, as announced today during the film’s New York Comic Con panel.

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In "Superman and Lois," Tyler Hoechlin stars as the titular Man of Steel, a charismatic father and husband to Lois (Elizabeth Tulloch) and their two children, Jonathan (Jordan Elsass) and Jordan (Alex Garfin) Kent. However, before playing the squeaky clean superhero, Hoechlin was known for his turn as the flawed werewolf Derek Hale in "Teen Wolf." He will be returning to that universe soon in the feature-length sequel, but fans of both shows got to experience a major cast reunion before that film materialized. The second season of "Superman and Lois" features Hoechlin reuniting with a very important member of the...

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When Teen Wolf returns for the upcoming Paramount+ film, some things change — “Scott McCall has a buzzed head!” Tyler Posey excitedly exclaimed to TV Insider of his werewolf — while others do not (the cast is still a family and feels the love from fans). Posey, along with fellow returning star Tyler Hoechlin (who plays Derek Hale) and creator Jeff Davis sat down with Andrea Towers in the TV Insider and TV Guide Magazine video suite, sponsored by Hollywood unBranded, at San Diego Comic-Con 2022 to discuss returning to Beacon Hills for Teen Wolf: The Movie. So why was now the right time to jump back into this world? “The studio wanted it,” Davis admitted, with Posey adding, “I wouldn’t stop bugging him about it.” The truth is that it’s something all three always wanted to do; it was just a matter of when and finding the right story. And for Davis,...

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Teen Wolf: The Movie reunited the MTV series’ leads for a panel at 2022 San Diego Comic-Con, where the first trailer was screened for the upcoming Paramount+ film, and the event ended with a surprise visit from Sarah Michelle Gellar.

The action-packed footage featured familiar favorites Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) and Derek Hale (Tyler Hoechlin) in dire straits. The moment from the trailer that got the biggest cheer in Hall H was the final moment, in which Allison Argent (Crystal Reed) is back after exiting as a series regular in season three.

“Allison is alive,” a distraught Scott says in the trailer. “She’s back.”

Posey, Hoechlin and series creator Jeff Davis participated in the panel, where they talked about the emotions behind bringing the franchise back. “We all needed a break,” Posey said about feeling refreshed about playing Scott following a hiatus after...