Howl (2015)

Running Time: 89 minutes

Release Date: October 16, 2015 (UK)

Review by: Stacey

 

 Ever since I saw that iconic transformation scene in American Werewolf in London and that frightful ass scene on the bridge in Silver Bullet, werewolves have scared the everliving crap out of me.  No really, like, I have an irrational fear of the "mythical" (in quotations because those assholes are real) creatures.  So for me to willingly watch 2015's Howl, you gotta know I love doing what I do for this blog.

Werewolves on Wheels (1971)

Running Time: 85 minutes

Release Date: November 19, 1971

Review by: Stacey

 

I mean, the cover art really says it all about this one, right?  What could go wrong when you mix bikers, Satan, and werewolves?  The answer you would 9/10 get out of me would be "abso-fuckin-lutely nothing", but this no-frills titled bikesploitation horror flick managed to miss the mark several times throughout, and it's not because there were too many werewolves on wheels...

Skinwalker Ranch (2013)

Running Time: 86 minutes

Release Date: October 30, 2013

Review by: Chris

Skinwalkers. The yee naldlooshi. With it, he goes on all fours.
Growing up Native and spending the summers of my formative years with
my grandparents and extended family on the San Carlos 'rez' I am no
stranger to whispered second hand tales of malevolent shapeshifters.
 Spoken hushed in the afternoon, outside of grandfather's earshot-- Never around the campfire. Never at dark. Never out loud. For They
listen. They hear when named. They come when called. These
supernatural stories of dark magics and twisted men and spirits fired
the imaginations of a young boy and his friends. Children whose world
was still filled with mystery and wonder and awe. They were my boogey
men. My Cucuy. My Gurumāpā. So naturally when this review came across
my desk (okay I really don't have a desk), I was ready to jump feet
first, and revisit my childhood boogeyman.