Among the Shadows is a 2019 American supernatural horror thriller film directed by Tiago Mesquita and written by Mark Morgan.

The film stars Charlotte Beckett, while Gianni Capaldi, Dominik Madani, Reynald Bialès, Barry Jay Minoff, Kristoffel Verdonck, Olivier Englebert, Peter Organ, Jean-Michel Vovk, John Flanders and Lindsay Lohan appear in supporting roles.

The plot follows a private investigator, descendant from a line of werewolves, who tries to solve the murder of her uncle and discovers a political conspiracy.

November 13, 2022: Acting under the direction of someone unknown, werewolves foster panic in Brussels by randomly attacking joggers.

Randall steals Harry's strategy dossier for Richard's upcoming debate against rival John Kilborn.

Before dropping dead, Harry calls his werewolf niece, private investigator Kristy Wolfe, to tell her that Randall attacked him.

McGregor works with detectives Alabastar Blazine and Bastien, with whom Kristy is having a sexual affair, during the official police investigation into Harry’s murder.

Remembering the date on Randall's calendar, Kristy and McGregor deduce that a plot to assassinate Richard Sherman is about to take place.

[6] Lohan was cast in the film when producer Ross Otterman asked her to be in it after she had moved to London in the previous year.

"[7] Otterman also talked about the lengthy post-production process, saying it is a common operating procedure for independently financed films, "We shot in five countries over ten months so there's a lot of editing and planning to do, plus sound.

The end product took a while", explaining, "but the film was actually finished in 2018, it just takes time to show it to buyers and go through the distribution process [...] We were actually pretty happy [with] the way things turned out.

"[18] Gianni Capaldi, one the leads in the film, gave his own review of it: "Lindsay plays a vampire and she was an absolute peach to work with.

"[19] In October 2021, Parade listed Among the Shadows as one of the 31 best werewolf movies, describing it as a "mystery, horror, and political thriller rolled into one package.