'She-Wolf of London' by Tom McLoughlin

Student Randi Wallace travels from Los Angeles to London to study myths and legends under Professor Ian Matheson at the city’s university. The two instantly hit it off, and so Ian offers his new pupil a place to stay at his parent’s bed-and-breakfast hotel. After a meal with Ian’s family, Randi decides to get inspiration for her work by soaking up the ambience of the nearby moors; however, while writing in her tent, she is viciously attacked by a huge, dog-like creature. Badly scratched and bitten, Randi is rushed to hospital, where to Ian’s relief she makes a full recovery from her wounds over the next few weeks. But Randi’s life has been irrevocably changed: one night, as she finishes her studies at the university and bids goodbye to Ian, she suddenly feels ill and excessively hot; collapsing to the floor, Randi transforms into a terrifying werewolf, attacks the caged animals in the school laboratory, and then hungrily chases after Ian…

Kate Hodge (Randi Wallace), Neil Dickson (Professor Ian Matheson), Jean Challis (Mum Matheson), Arthur Cox (Dad Matheson), Scott Fults (Julian Matheson), Dorothea Phillips (Aunt Elsa), Pete Lee Wilson (Pitak), Annabelle Lee (Madame Elena), Pavel Douglas (Doctor Stevens), Phillip Manikum (Inspector Majid), Jane Cunliffe (Flight Attendant), David Plimmer (Custodian), Alexander Forte (Boris), Neil Betts (Boy No. 1), Julian Howarth (Boy No. 2), Diane Youdale Mayhew (She-Wolf)

Directed by Dennis Abey
Produced by David Roessell
Executive producers Patrick Dromgoole, Paul Sarony, Bill Finnegan, Pat Finnegan and Sheldon Pinchuk

TX (US): 9th October 1990

Notes:
*Introducing Randi Wallace and Professor Ian Matheson