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The Kingburger Drive-In featured as the main location in Werewolf Fever is an actual drive-thru restaurant in Renfrew, Ontario. The Kingburger was built in 1969 and remains almost identical 40 years later. The authentic retro look and feel made the Kingburger the ideal fast food icon needed for the film. Werewolf Fever was shot at the Kingburger Drive-In on weekends for 2 months in the summer of 2007.
The characters of Ronny, Donny and the Werewolf were all played by actor/producer, Mark Singleton. A difficult scene in the film's production is one when Ronny actually fights the Werewolf. The Werewolf costume was custom fit for Mark Singleton's body and could not be worn by another actor. Since Werewolf Fever employs no CGI, trick photography and creative cuts were needed to make the scene work.
