With a lot of fanfare, "Cursed" is the latest movie by horror director legend Wes Craven � his first film in 5 years - and once again written by Kevin Williamson, who penned the director�s successful "Scream" franchise. Although I�ve enjoyed some of Craven�s work a lot in the past, especially his Freddy Krueger films as well as movies such as "The Serpent and the Rainbow," I�ve never been much of a fan of Kevin Williamson, who creates one shallow horror film after another, mostly without real soul but a lot of teenage moronics. With that in mind, I was a bit trepid about "Cursed" but the Wes Craven admirer in me won over and I checked out "Cursed," their collaborative entry into the werewolf genre. After a car accident a young woman, Ellie (Christina Ricci) and her brother Jake (Joshua Jackson) are attacked by a werewolf - on Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles out of all places. Without realizing it a first they begin to change and before long they realize that the beast that attacked them may in fact have been a werewolf and in order to prevent turning into werewolves themselves they will have to kill the wolf that infected them. Yes, you have heard and seen all this before, I�m sure, and it doesn�t sound all too interesting after having seen this sort of story for a thousand times, and exactly this is the movie�s biggest problem � its utter lack of imagination.