Teen Wolf fans assemble!
Viewers of MTV’s hit series – which ran for 6 seasons from 2011 to 2017- have been counting down the days until the launch of the franchise’s upcoming film, Teen Wolf: The Movie, finally arrives Paramount+ on Friday, January 26th.
Related: Colton Haynes says coming out harmed his career, but he still has hope: “I’ve done the right thing”
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Teen Wolf: The Movie will see the return of most of the show’s original cast, including hotties Tyler Hochelin, Tyler Posey, and out heartthrob Colton Haynes.
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Haynes, who plays werewolf Jackson Whittlemore, has been sharing his excitement for the film as well by posting adorable throwback photos from the series, back when the cast were all young new faces on the scene.
“Here’s a few @teenwolf promo throwbacks,” the 34-year-old captioned the slideshow. “The last photo is something MTV posted a loooong time ago & of course…I saved it.”
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Among the snaps are a few of Jackson and then-girlfriend Lydia (Holland Roden) as they showed off their doomed teen love in multiple embraces. It wasn’t until the show’s sixth season that we learned Jackson had come out and begun a relationship with another male werewolf. Jacob from Twilight could never!
Lydia would go on to form a relationship with Dylan O’Brien’s character of Stiles Stilinski as the couple ended up together on the show’s finale in 2017. Unfortunately, O’Brien is not returning to the film so how his character’s absence is addressed is sure to be a trending topic in the days ahead.
It’s also unclear if Haynes’ Jackson will have a new queer love interest in the film. Don’t let us down, Paramount!
What we do know is that Teen Wolf: The Movie takes place roughly 15 years after the events of the series and sees the wolf pack back in Beacon Hills to fight one of the deadliest enemies they’ve ever faced.
Check out the frightening trailer below:
Until the movie begins streaming on Friday, here are some more enviable photos of Haynes to woof at …
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MacAdvisor
“Teen Wolf: The Movie takes place roughly 15 years after the events of the series.” If that is the case, there doesn’t need to be any explanation for then-girlfriend Lydia (Holland Roden) to not be present. Given the death rate in the town (rivaling Sunnydale’s) and the tiny fraction of high school girl friends still on scene after 15 years, a simply “we broke up 15 years ago” should do it.
greekboy
It’s about the label on the sleeve of the lime green suit. You’re supposed to remove that unless you intend to return it to Sprawl Mart and claim you didnt wear it. Make up smudges are a dead give away
QJ201
if it weren’t for Queerty I wouldn’t be reading about CH anywhere.
Literally, no other LGBTQ web site publishes his press releases as stories or even mentions him.
bachy
What personality traits distinguish werewolf fans – from vampire fans – from zombie fans?
Everyone prefers one of the monsters over the others. I wonder if some studio has ever funded a psychological study…
SDR94103
why is this cling on still on here?
Diplomat
I’ve never met a zombie I liked. A bunch of glommy extras slathering across a studio lot drueling and growling just doesn’t make it into my top ten. Bo…reeeng. However in their defence cuz i don’t want to get eaten for defaming them, as a music video Michael Jackson’s Thriller vid is legendary. That one will always work for me. Seeringly hot.
But then vampires and werewolves are about equal in drama and they both tick my boxes. I’ve always considered vampires to represent organized religion: sucking the life force out of everyone through hypnosis betrayal deception and punishment. Werewolves represent the dark and light of humanity. Light one minute morphing dark the next. And so on.
Love CH. He works through his high anxiety and channels it into acting and it works. He’s pure heat. Very easy to watch and he shares the ups and downs of his life and that’s super brave and super cool.
Ken_K
Not sure what’s going on, but Instagram content doesn’t show up on Queerty.
Don’t like Insta/FB or trust them with my data, so I’m don’t use those platforms.
missvamp
never watched teen wolf. but I’m going to catch up this weekend so I can watch the movie. too many hotties to skip it.