At an archeological dig in Arizona, Lauren Cole is taking photos while her fiancé, Professor Randy Anders, leads the expedition.  Lauren and Randy plan to be married and while she is glad to be out of Los Angeles, she can’t help but wish Randy were a bit more adventurous in the bedroom.  While on the dig it seems as if Randy doesn’t even know she exists. Catching Randy in a compromising position with a female student, Lauren can’t believe her eyes but hastily slips away and comes face to face with Baudouin Delacor, a werewolf.  Baudouin knows the evil that has invaded Lauren’s camp and will stop at nothing to destroy the succubus preying on the innocent party.

BloodWolf was a different look at werewolves. I was disappointed in the ending of BloodWolf but after thinking about it, am unsure if Ms. Dafoe could have ended it any other way.  Lauren came across a bit whiny to me, especially when trying to get Randy in the sack.  I wanted to remind her that Randy was working, and as such, she needed to back off and let him do his job.  Randy’s behavior, however, was just as confusing.  He sent mixed signals to Lauren and I never really believed that he loved her.