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Teen Wolf: The Movie has now arrived on Paramount+ and its shocking ending delivers a devastating twist for Teen Wolf fans.

"He's part of your pack now," he tells Scott before shoving him out of the way and telling Parrish to "light this f**ker up". "A move so brilliant and it is inspired to change the shape of the entire game, a move only a God could make," as Peter explained it. Someone has to play the martyr and on this rare occasion it's not Scott volunteering as tribute. The only way to do so is for Parrish to use his hell fire to scorch him to death. The three draw on their pack bond and howl to unite themselves before detaining the Nogitsune with Parrish's help. It was thought that Harris had died after being tied to a tree and garroted to death by the dark druid or Darach pretending to be a teacher known as Jennifer Blake. After cheers and yelps the onlookers exit in drones leaving the real game to begin. It could be his yearning to settle down and have a family which is made very clear from the offset, or it could have something to do with the visions of Allison (Crystal Reed) he's been getting. This great plan has the Oni capturing some of Scott's loved ones and trapping them in a world of illusion. In doing so she comes to slowly accept that he is not a danger to her Though somehow she is susceptible enough to be tricked into believing that Scott is the enemy who destroyed her loved ones – who she only half remembers. The mysterious evil reveals that he wants revenge on Scott and his pack meaning this new foe is not so new.

And what would have been a joyous reunion ends up in blood and tears as an evil trickster spirit, the nogitsune has plans for the newly-resurrected Allison. But ...

He tells her that she died in his arms and that the nogitsune is manipulating her. She is later teleported to the nogitsune’s world where she and Scott fight off the Oni side by side. She kept getting the dreams and started wondering if it was a premonition and if it would come true if she stayed with him. But she doesn’t fully remember him and leaves to find the one person she does – her father. But instead of dying, the nogitsune reveals that he is also a werewolf and traps Derek, Eli and Scott in an illusion. When he tells her that her motto was to protect the weak, she remembers it but pushes the memory aside. Once she brings him to a storeroom on the lacrosse field, he again begs her to give him a chance. He shows her visions of her dead mother and tells her that Scott killed her. To help complete the ritual, they ask for the help of Jackson and Malia. However, she only has a few select memories that allow the trickster to manipulate her into wanting to kill Scott and Derek. Meanwhile, Liam returns to town to alert the pack that the nogitsune has escaped. He instead ends up with Allison at the end of the film.

Whether it's been made official or not, the continuation of the Teen Wolf franchise feels inevitable.

You never get to see them just be adults with each other.” “We still didn’t get to see these characters as adults. “Maybe I could find some new writers who have interesting stories and I could just oversee it all.” “Whether there are more stories in my head to tell remains to be seen,” he says. The fact that he can use Stiles’ Jeep as a getaway car is merely the cherry atop this supernatural sundae. [Teen Wolf: The Movie](http://www.tvline.com/tag/teen-wolf-the-movie), but the film itself practically doubles as a backdoor pilot for a next-generation spinoff, one built around Eli (Vince Mattis), Beacon Hills’ newest teen wolf.

Scott McCall returns to Beacon Hills after his hometown comes under the Nogitsune's threat once again. He assembles the McCall Pack, with many of its members ...

Scott and his pack will certainly need to play an important role in Eli's future since he's officially one of them now that Derek is dead after Teen Wolf: The Movie. Scott and the rest would have to pay careful attention to Eli not just because he is a member of the McCall Pack now, but because of his circumstances. Given this, Scott and everyone else need to provide him with the guidance that he needs as he navigates the complex process of being a werewolf. Not that it wouldn't have been a given had Derek failed to mention it, but his words emphasize the need for the McCall Pack to look after his son with him gone. [Tyler Hoechlin's Teen Wolf departure](https://screenrant.com/teen-wolf-tyler-hoechlin-derek-hale-exit-reason/) after season 4 was a big blow to the MTV series. [Teen Wolf: The Movie on Paramount+](https://screenrant.com/where-to-watch-teen-wolf-spin-off/), he chose to sacrifice himself in order to ensure that the Nogitsune was taken down once and for all.

On top of that, we also got back almost all of the original cast including our very first female lead, Allison. And while the film was full of nostalgia for ...

Would you like to see a sequel to Teen Wolf: The Movie? At the time of writing, a sequel to Teen Wolf: The Movie has not been announced. We first got the news of a reunion movie in 2021 during Teen Wolf’s 10-year anniversary celebration. If we do get Teen Wolf: The Movie 2, it would probably focus on Derek’s son Eli who has now finally learned how to turn into a werewolf. Teen Wolf: The Movie starts off with a mysterious man attacking Liam and freeing the evil trickster spirit, the nogitsune that he was guarding. Teen Wolf: The Movie hit the streaming platform Paramount+ in January 2023 and there has been much excitement surrounding it.