Ginger Snaps: Unleashed (2004)

Continuity mistake: When Tyler injects Brigitte for the first time at the hospital, look carefully at the syringe. You'll see that in the first shot its content is 1/3, and in the following shot is now 1/2 full.

Other mistake: When ghost gives B the needle in the bathroom and after Ryler takes it away and squirts it out, you can hear the needle being thrown to the side. And she instead licks it off the floor instead of just getting the needle again.

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Continuity mistake: When 'Brigitte' has transformed into a werewolf and is attempting to climb out of the basement via a ladder and 'Ghost' pushes her back down, Brigitte is seen holding onto the top step of the ladder, but when 'Ghost' is closing the basement door 'Brigitte' has vanished. (01:28:50)

Trivia: Filmed back-to-back with the third film, the prequel/re-imagining "Ginger Snaps Back: The Beginning."

Trivia: Originally, the producers and director were keen to make another film in the series, taking place after the events of this film, following the character of Ghost taking care of the werewolf Bridgette and using her to seek vengeance on people she felt has wronged her. This was even hinted at by the ending of the film. But this film (and the subsequent third film, a prequel) didn't make quite enough of a profit for another film to seem viable to potential investors or studios, so the idea was dropped.

Trivia: The film was shot on location in an old hospital, and reportedly, there was very little set decoration needed from the crew. Rooms that appear old, decaying and dilapidated actually looked like that in real life. This actually ended up helping the production to save some money.

Tyler: So this is home, huh, Ghost?.. Kind of has the Manson family charm.

Written on psychologist's notepad after Brigitte explains her lycanthropic transformation: Lesbian?

Brigitte: My sister and I shared a room.
Ghost: A sleepover every night.
Brigitte: Kind of.
Ghost: Do you miss her?
Brigitte: All the time.

Question: A few years ago, the original film was finally released on Blu-Ray. Are there any current plans for the sequels to be given a similar treatment? The only editions it seems are available are the old 2004 DVD's, and rather shoddy unofficial import Blu-Rays that are just upscales of the DVD.

TedStixon