Review: The Undying Monster (1942)

A review of another obscure werewolf B-movie from the good ol' days. Also, Matt and Nat from YourGeekNews.com have submitted the first review of Skinwalkers.

Review: "Discworld Noir" (1999)

Another computer game review for the Other Media section. I'll get back to reviewing movies soon, I promise.

Marcus has recommended Werewolf: The Forsaken, and Andrew has reviewed Frankenstein and Me.

Review: "The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind - Bloodmoon" (2003)

I've expanded my initial comments into more of a proper
review of this game, along with lots of screenshots. I felt it deserved it. You'll find it all in the Other Media section.

Also, Elvisscott has recommended Gary Brandner's The Howling (1977), Zeav Keela has reviewed Big Bad Wolf and Andrew has reviewed Dracula (1993).

Review: Halloweentown (1998)

A review of the first in a popular series of Disney movies, a couple of which feature werewolves.

I've also added a couple of things to the Other Media section; the Werewolf : The Forsaken roleplaying books series and Lionhead's The Movies computer game.

Review: Return of the Vampire (1944)

The vampire returns, and this time it's personal. Eek! Have a review.

Skinwalkers opens today in the US, so check that one out. Also we finally have word about the British production Wild Country, which comes to DVD in October. You can pre-order it from amazon.co.uk

New User Reviews/Recommendations

Silly me. I keep forgetting to update this blog with the latest new submissions to the website, so here are all the recent ones I've missed:


Darrenkamp has reviewed Bad Moon and recommended the book Santa Claws.

KeyWolf has recommended the books Wagner the Werewolf and Cycle of the Werewolf.

Darkwolf Avenged has recommended the books Saint Peter's Wolf and Animals, and has also reviewed The Beast of the Bray Road.

Undertaker and Marcus have reviewed Big Bad Wolf.

Andrew has reviewed Silver Bullet and Wallace and Gromit in the Curse of the Were-Rabbit.


Hopefully I didn't miss any.

Other Media

Yet another new feature for the website. Pretty soon you won't need to go anywhere else, you know. I'll open a 'groceries' section. Need some beer? Don't go to the fridge, I'll have it airmailed to you. Woo!

Ahem. Anyway, the new Other Media section will contain books, games and so on that have been recommended visitors. So go recommend something.

Review: Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005)

This movie is one of the main reasons I wanted to incorporate a "See Also" section in the first place, so here's a review.

Review: The Night Has Eyes (1942) + New Database Section

A review of a borderline werewolf movie starring James Mason. You won't find it in the main movie database though, but in the brand new See Also section, a place for non-werewolf movies that genre fans might be interested in.

Also coming soon is an Other Media section for werewolf books, comics, games etc.

Skinwalkers Preview

Mark your calendars, James Isaac's Skinwalkers hits theaters this Friday. I recieved the following preview from Nat at YourGeekNews.com, who also have a very cool video preview on their site:

Fantastic man-in-suit creature effects and an epic storyline meet average direction in what is a surprisingly successful attempt at the elusive Werewolf genre. Director Jim Isaacs doesn't have much experience in the role, but he still manages to capture the brilliance of Creature Effects Expert Stan Winston's many, many Werewolves. The cast, from Jason Behr and Rhona Mitra to Sarah Carter and Elias Koteas, do a great job; with the exception of the first scene, the acting is all top-notch for a blatant genre pic.

We managed to catch a preview, and as a result we have a sweet little 10-minute preview with scenes from Skinwalkers and interviews with the cast and crew, and an awesome look at the creature effects process, over at my movie preview and review site: YourGeekNews.com

Enjoy!