Silver Screen Werewolves

Can you name all the movies?

Then you're smarter than me. Heck, I've never even seen Waxwork. I know... I suck. Fixing that soon. I didn't see Howling Reborn either, but I'm proud of that. 7 was bad enough without them trying to melt my soul in sparkly-vampire-are-you-fuckin-idiots-really-trying-to-ripoff-Twilight trash.

Kinda surprising how many of these you forget about. This isn't all of them either. Know of any I'm missing? I'll keep updating this with more. I love seeing them all side by side.

So glad 99% of these are practical makeup. The CG ones are embarrassing, and they've only gotten worse with age. Actually, I take that back. The Van Helsing one always looked like shit.

My favorite would have to be An American Werewolf in London.

The Fly Deleted Scene

Joe Bob Briggs and TNT's never-should've-been-canceled-how-stupid-are-those-fuckin-idiots MonsterVision is how I first heard about this. It sounded like the coolest thing in the world at the time, and I kept hoping one day I'd be able to see it. Thanks to that awesome two-disc collector's edition that was released on DVD (with a very long and incredible making of documentary), my wish finally came true. Now if only we could get the steamroller crushing a kid's head scene from Maximum Overdrive, I could rest in peace.

Give Me More Dexter

 Just watched the season 7 trailer. I usually avoid stuff like that to steer clear of spoilers especially with TV shows, but I couldn't help it. Sadly, I read this season is going to continue the much-loathed inappropriate feelings crap from the end of last year (biologically, they share the same father: Harry had an affair with Dexter's mom). Really not a fan of that, but I love the show. Maybe they'll find a way to salvage that... I don't know. Either way though, I'll be watching. Anyway, here are some interviews with Michael C. Hall about meeting fans, doing a little "research" in NYC, etc.

Fear on Film Roundtable with John Carpenter, David Cronenberg, and John Landis

See them discuss three horror masterpieces: The Thing, The Fly, and An American Werewolf in London.

Something for Joe Bob Briggs Fans

Damn, I miss MonsterVision.


And here's some vintage Job Bob for you.