Tag Archives: Werewolf

Joe likes his music, attending weekend gigs in his best shmatta of brogues, Sta-Prest trousers, and Brutus shirts. He avoids the National Front elements creeping into his beloved Skinhead world, preferring to get pissed or get laid, hopefully both. The ...

The following films screened at the 2019 Lund International Fantastic Film Festival (Lund, Sweden) from September 27 until October 5. Hungarian film His Master’s Voice (Az Úr hangja, 2018) is a trippy, challenging work focused on a man’s search for ...

John Landis’s An American Werewolf in London (1981) proved to be an incredibly successful, highly innovative and stylish pop-cultural phenomenon that did something that no other film had done in relation to the history of awarding cinema excellence. It created ...

In the film’s pre-credits curtain raiser, Mongrel establishes its grimy and unnerving mood with a disorientating point-of-view shot accompanied by heavy breathing that is somehow part human and part bestial – and in turn, this becomes a perfect summary of ...

There are a lot of ways that this review could start off. It could begin by stating just how impressive a career Neil Marshall has had; beginning with this explosive debut and followed it up with one of the more ...

Here’s an interesting spin on the Werewolf genre, can’t say I remember ever seeing a “Werewolf on a train” flick but it would appear as if that is all about to change.  A trailer has shown up for Paul Hyett’s ...

Apparently, they do still make werewolf movies like they used to, and while Late Phases might be no An American Werewolf in London or Ginger Snaps, it is a capably effective horror film of two sides. In the one corner of the film, ...

Every once in awhile a film is released that is so unique, so powerful that it makes its mark on the film world; Ginger Snaps is one of those movies. Produced, shot, and edited in 14 weeks, for a budget ...

While Spanish horror director Amando de Ossorio is known for his Blind Dead series, beginning with Tombs of the Blind Dead (1972), he made a number of other worthwhile horror films. One of the more obscure entries, Las garras de ...

David Hayter’s directorial debut, Wolves has been acquired by Ketchup Entertainment for a U.S. release in the Summer of 2014. David Hayter serves as both writer on the film, after working on such screenplays as X-Men and Watchmen, and director of the werewolf ...