The LYCANTHROPE/BEST WEREWOLF FILM THREAD

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by stevoj

I watched Howling 2 the other night (yes I did buy it on dvd lol) terrible,terrible film but at least it had the gorgeous Sybil Danning to keep my interest

End credits are the best part!

Going back to Company of Wolves and Wolfen....any other fans?

[vincenzo]

Saw both on the flicks many (full) moons ago and loved them both. Terence Stamp's cameo in Company is outright freaky.

I also remember seeing a short comedy (in b/w) called Cry Wolf with Paul Maxwell which had the most ridiculous werewolf makeup I've ever seen. It played as support feature to the original release of Airplane.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

I'd loved to have seen Wolfen on the big screen.

Going back to the list of howler films,how could I have forgotten Jack Nicholson's turn in WOLF?

[vincenzo]

The Peter Graves TV movie Scream Of The Wolf was another small-screen gem.

Lon Chaney also became hirsute in Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man, House Of Frankenstein and House Of Dracula. There was also a werewolf in Dr Terror's House Of Horrors (though barely seen).

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by reaper72

End credits are the best part!

Going back to Company of Wolves and Wolfen....any other fans?

i just finished watching the company of wolves and i thought it was great

[kevxxx1]

I don't know why, but I've always had a soft spot for WEREWOLF OF WASHINGTON. It's not a great film by any means but I find it strangely watchable (unlike WEREWOLF OF WOODSTOCK bleeeeurrrgh).

[Vampix]

Is there any love here for Tyburn's Legend of the Werewolf?

[kevxxx1]

That's a film that always looked a lot better in stills than to actually watch.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Vampix

Is there any love here for Tyburn's Legend of the Werewolf?

That the one with Cushing?

[vincenzo]

That's the one. Also featured Ron Moody and Roy Castle. I preferred Cushing's The Ghoul which he filmed around the same time.