Jack and Diane

About Jack and Diane

"Jack and Diane" is a 2012 drama and horror film that fuses love story with elements of horror. The movie is centered around two teenage girls, Jack and Diane, who are falling in love. But as they get closer, Diane's sexual emotions transform her into a werewolf. The theme revolves around the exploration of sexuality, love, and the fear that comes with it.

The plot gives a detailed account of their growing affection for each other and how their blossoming intimacy leads to a terrifying transformation. As Diane's emotions grow stronger, she starts changing into a terrifying beast, threatening their relationship and Diana's life.

Making / Production

"Jack and Diane" is an American movie directed by Bradley Rust Gray. It was produced under the banners of Deerjen Films, RCR Media Group, and Magnolia Pictures. The film blends elements of horror and drama, exploring a unique concept that fuses love story with werewolf lore.

Actors

• Riley Keough as Diane: She portrays a timid and innocent teenager who transforms into a werewolf. Her acting prowess brings forth the vulnerability and fear of her character.
• Juno Temple as Jack: Juno plays the tough yet caring lover of Diane. She ably portrays the dilemma of coping with her lover's shocking transformation.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The 2012 film marks one of the first major roles of Riley Keough, granddaughter of the late Elvis Presley.
• Despite its horror elements, "Jack and Diane" is often classified as a romantic drama highlighting LGBTQ+ representation.

Quotes

• "Do you love me? - Diane"
• "Yeah, but I'm scared. - Jack"

Music, Soundtrack

• The movie's score was composed by the indie rock band Múm. It effectively alternates between a soothing and eerie soundscape, reflecting the film's contrasting themes.
• The song "I Wanna Be The One" by Fun. is a standout piece from the soundtrack, showcasing a palpable blend of pop and indie rock.