Best werewolf transformation

[ferretchucker]

Originally Posted by randomgamer666

great program to bad it ended

It didn't! Series 4 finished a few months ago and series 5 is in production.


As for the Company of Wolves, I haven't seen the film but whilst studying "The Bloody Chamber" I pretty much learned the short story inside out. I was told the film was VERY different and to stay away from it.

I've also always liked Lupin's transformation. I feel like it pays nice homage to earlier transformations and uses CGI to good effect (unlike Van Helsing).

[blackwriter]

I know this isn't a horror film, but what about the werewolf transformation in Underworld? It looked pretty good... or am I the only one that thinks that? Ha.

[Bloodwolf13]

Underworld is not bad there are better ones out there i still think trick r treat is the best one and that the Harry potter one is the worst both the transformation and the werewolf it's self look does not look realistic enough

[crabapple]

Mmmm, I would say, American Werewolf, just because it takes a lot of time making sure the changes are specific and structural, and it's crazily lit so as not to hide things. The rubber effects had to be built pretty clean and perfect. ;)

Howling gets a great 2nd prize for its atmosphere and overall weirdness. ;)

I also dug the "pillar transformation" from Werewolf of London (1935)...still very clever and effective! Kudos to Jack Pierce and John Fulton for that one! ;)

[roshiq]

Sometimes I wonder why hasn't those studios making any werewolf-found footage film yet? I've an idea but (as always) being too lazy & unskilled to write it down:D

[ManicOne]

Definitely American Werewolf. Its focus on individual limbs (OMG the HANDS!!!) was fantastic, the sense of pain conveyed immense. Plus I was only about 8 at the time, caused fucked up dreams for weeks!