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To butt in to your conversation, when Adam Cesare reviewed MONGRELS on youtube, he recommended a movie called WHEN ANIMALS DREAM which turned out to be amazing. If you haven't checked it out yet, it's on Netflix.
Ginger Snaps is Canadian! Gotta love that low budget Canadian horror.
I got to intro Ginger Snaps (along with Near Dark) down at the Houston Alamo Draft House a few weeks ago. was amazing seeing them on the big screen, back to back. and, yeah, When Animals Dream: amazing. and, another rec, a novel this time: When We Were Animals, Joshua Gaylord.
Love Ginger Snaps, not a big fan of the sequel and prequel, "the Beginning" but still enjoyed them. I also really love Dog Soldiers.
@Mandy, came here to mention Dog Soldiers.
"THERE IS NO SPOON!"
Company of Wolves excellent movie, Thomas Tessier's The Nightwalker and Guy Endore's The Werewolf of Paris great books!
Ginger Snaps is a great movie! And it's Canadian.
Near Dark rules, I'll check out Ginger Snaps
WER (2013) is a great and often overlooked werewolf flick.
"The Howling" is probably my absolute favorite, however, it is hard to not include "An American Werewolf in London". It was just such a classic and the EFX were so visceral.
American Werewolf in London is the GOAT for me!! The transformation scene is legendary.
Hemlock Grove had a pretty rad werewolf
that transformation in Hemlock Grove was top-notch.
American Werewolf in London? And The Howling? It's like y'all have my childhood VHS tape list! The effects may be cheesy by modern standards, but the stories still hold up!
I have a guilty pleasure for The Wolfman with Benicio del Toro and Anthony Hopkins. Probably one of the first 'monster' movies I ever saw and it had a profound effect on my interests in horror!
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To butt in to your conversation, when Adam Cesare reviewed MONGRELS on youtube, he recommended a movie called WHEN ANIMALS DREAM which turned out to be amazing. If you haven't checked it out yet, it's on Netflix.
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Ginger Snaps is Canadian! Gotta love that low budget Canadian horror.
I got to intro Ginger Snaps (along with Near Dark) down at the Houston Alamo Draft House a few weeks ago. was amazing seeing them on the big screen, back to back. and, yeah, When Animals Dream: amazing. and, another rec, a novel this time: When We Were Animals, Joshua Gaylord.
Love Ginger Snaps, not a big fan of the sequel and prequel, "the Beginning" but still enjoyed them. I also really love Dog Soldiers.
@Mandy, came here to mention Dog Soldiers. "THERE IS NO SPOON!"
Company of Wolves excellent movie, Thomas Tessier's The Nightwalker and Guy Endore's The Werewolf of Paris great books!
Ginger Snaps is a great movie! And it's Canadian.
Near Dark rules, I'll check out Ginger Snaps
WER (2013) is a great and often overlooked werewolf flick.
"The Howling" is probably my absolute favorite, however, it is hard to not include "An American Werewolf in London". It was just such a classic and the EFX were so visceral.
American Werewolf in London is the GOAT for me!! The transformation scene is legendary.
Hemlock Grove had a pretty rad werewolf
that transformation in Hemlock Grove was top-notch.
American Werewolf in London? And The Howling? It's like y'all have my childhood VHS tape list! The effects may be cheesy by modern standards, but the stories still hold up!
I have a guilty pleasure for The Wolfman with Benicio del Toro and Anthony Hopkins. Probably one of the first 'monster' movies I ever saw and it had a profound effect on my interests in horror!
