Set in 19th century Canada, Brigitte and her sister take refuge in a Traders' Fort, which later becomes under siege by some savage werewolves. An enigmatic Indian hunter decides to help the girls, but one of the girls has been bitten by a werewolf. Brigitte and Ginger may have no one to turn to but themselves.
Canadian Connection: Filmed in Edmonton, Alberta; all cast members listed here are Canadian; Director
Grant Harvey was born in Thompson, Manitoba; Writer Stephen Massicotte was born in Trenton, Ontario; Producer
Steven Hoban was born in Ottawa, Ontario.
I THOGUHT THIS WAS WAY BETTER THAN THE 2ND ONE:THE 2ND ID GIVE NEGATIVE 0/100000 AND THIS ONE ID GIVE 0000.1/100000 STUPID AND HORRIBLE AS ALL OF THE GINGER SNAPS JUNK PEICES I CANNOT BLEAVE PPL ACTUALLY LIKE THESE S****!!!!!1!! CANADIAN JUNK!
All three were unbelievebly good for the budgets given. "The Bigining" was just that much more interesting due to the fact it was filmed 5 minutes from my house!
this is the perfect way to end the ginger snaps films.normally the sequel or prequel in this case are horrible but i quite like ginger snaps:unleashed and this 1 much much more then the first and i fell in love with the first 1 wen i saw it. i actually bought this movie on the day it came out to stores and watched it the second i got home...this is a great example of what great horro movies us canadiens make. we really do make great horror all threeginger snpas were fantastic and dawn of the dead was amazing to.(was dawn of the dead canadien)i could hav swore they said a canadien film on the dvd.??hum