*HOWLS* Werewolf film, help request.
 

I am planning a film night and I'm in a Wolfy mood so I would like some werewolf film suggestions.

Dog Soldiers is a definite.

My friend suggested,
The Company of Wolves and The beast must die.

Opinions of these films welcome but please no spoilers.
Any suggestions gratefully received.

Get An American werewolf in London,Underworld,underworld 2 and for the hell of it,silence of the lambs.





"It puts the lotion on its skin,it does this whenever it's told."

Here's some good ones...

Silver Bullet(1985)
The Howling(1980)
An American Werewolf in London(1981)
Ginger Snaps(2000)
Wolfen(1981)

Yeah, and, really! Get yourself some Paul Naschy movies. I recommend Werewolf vs. Vampire Woman or its European cut, which is called Werewolf Shadow. Either that or Frankenstein's Bloody Terror, which is not really a Frankenstein film at all, it is a werewolf/vampire movie. Paul Naschy is essential; all those other movies are good too but you would be disservicing yourself if the Spanish Lon Chaney Jr. were not represented.

And while we're at it, where is the Lon Chaney Jr.? Get The Wolf Man, the 1941 original. Probably the best werewolf movie ever made.

I like Bad Moon (1996)...

I agree......

Cool, some great suggestions.

Although we kinda agreed we wanted some films we haven't seen so ruled out American Werewolf but Dog Soldiers we wanted to keep lol.

I was unsure of Ginger Snaps but now that it has been mentioned here I might give it a go.

We had a Underworld film night recently so gonna rule those out.

I have been wanting to see Silver Bullet so maybe try find it.

I have to question Silence of the Lambs, Why?
Also saving it for Hannibal night.

Again great suggestions. Will have to locate the films now.

Wanted to have the film night this Friday be it a full moon and that, but I'm working :(

Thanks

I always loved I was a Teenage Werewolf
and nothing's better than An American Werewolf in London

Definitely pick up Ginger Snaps, I was very impressed by the writing in that film. I would even recommend the sequels, though they aren't as good. But I still liked two a lot, and three is okay, but weak in places. :)

In addition to the ones mentioned above, I d recommend Monster Squad. Its one of the best monster comedy movies I have ever seen. Add The Monster Club to it too...totally cheesy fare of the 1980s with Vincent Price in it.

Also, Hammer's The Curse of the Werewolf. Jack Nicholson's Wolf is another which you can add, although I didnt like it that much.