This is the prettiest of the three Ginger Snaps movies, with a bigger budget, a more styalized look, a polished feel, and better werewolf FX. But on a story/script level, it is the worst.The Ginger/Bridget story is a rehash of the original movie: Ginger gets bitten by a werewolf (this time a child), and Bridget fights to save her from the curse and to hide it from others. Just swap out the "puberty metaphor" from the first film for "Native American mystical mumbo-jumbo," and replace the drug-dealeing helpful guy from the first movie with a Native American hunter/tracker, and it'll all feel real familiar. The outpost-versus-a-monster story has been done many times, and thus doesn't hold much interest; the characters are all obviously werewolf fodder from the start.If you've seen the first two films, this isn't a terrible film. But after the quality and inventivness of the first two, this one disappointed me greatly.