Here are movies that have werewolfs in them that I've seen so far:
Wolf
Silver Bullet
An American werewolf in Paris
An American werewolf in London
Cursed
Van Helsing
Harry Potter 3
The Howling
Wolfen
Underworld
For some reason this one was the scariest to me. It was something in the face or whatever.
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iv seen
An American werewolf in London
Van Helsing
Harry Potter 3
The Howling
The Howling 4
Mad Monster
this is my favorite werewolf
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I couldn´t agree more,
this is definitely the scariest werewolf ever.
It´s the pure evil in his eyes and his speed
that really makes you think,aha,I couldn´t
survive ten seconds with that thing.
All the other werewolves in the movies mentioned before
were moving too slow,except those in Van Helsing (but
it´s anything but a horror movie)or didn´t have the
evil look in their eyes,not to speak about Lupin
in Harry Potter,which is the most ridiculous creature
I´ve ever seen.I hope we´ll see more of that kind in the future.
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I agree. I always thought the The Howling werewolves were the scariest. This one is terrifying.
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Yea, honestly.. I watched it last night, and I thought to myself 'Wow, this werewolf is actually very realistic.'
Very scary.
Yep, Bad Moon's werewolf is by far the best and scariest in my book. And it beats the ones from Underworld and Van Helsing because it's not crappy CGI, it's a guy in a very well made werewolf suit, which gives it a sinister and terrifying sense of realism. And what a cool idea to have a German Shepherd (named Thor no less!) go up against it and fight it to the death. The book was called Thor by the way and told from the dog's POV. BTW, did anyone notice it's tail in that scene after Thor knocks it out the window and they're both lying in the garden?
shareI agree too. I thought the transformation scenes in THE HOWLING were great and I was pissed off that American Werewolf in London won the Academy award for makeup effects. They were both great movies, but the Howling was scarier.
shareI agree. This the scariest werewolf ever. The ones in "The Howling" come in a close second though.
shareThe best werewolves were in the Howling, American Wolf in London and Bad Moon. Dog Soldiers had good werewolves, but there was no originality to them. It was simply a real wolf head stuck onto a human body, that's the way I would describe it. Now back to the 3 movies. Howling werewolves were creepy looking, but in the light they wouldn't look real nor scary. The American one had a scary and frightening look, better than Howling's imo, even in the day time, one would stay clear of that demon dog. Now the wolf in the Bad Moon, simply put...the coolest looking werewolf ever seen in a movie, don't know why some ridicule it, it looks realistic. If that were to come out in day time, with that frightening face, it would still look real and dangerous.
I saw this movie as a kid, and I didn't used to pay attention to the actual story, just the action and costumes or cool things. The wolf caught my eye and ever since that day, I became a fan of this movie. Movie itself has a simple yet effective story, but with that wolf costume, it's just great. I love the look of the werewolf, those teeth...man now that's a werewolf that can tear you to shreds just by looking at you.
by night_wolf873Dog Soldiers had good werewolves, but there was no originality to them. It was simply a real wolf head stuck onto a human body, that's the way I would describe it.
DEFINITELY one bad ass werewolf. I saw this movie for the first time when I was 11, and I absolutely LOVED that werewolf. I actually have bday invitations I made for my 12th birthday party. I had drawn the Bad Moon werewolf on the front of the invitation and made a bunch of copies hah But I'm getting off track..I am 26 years old now and it is STILL one of my favorite werewolves ever, and also one of my fave werewolf movies :)
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Yeah, I have a similiar enjoyment with this movie. Like you, I also saw it when I was 11 years old and I rented it on VHS in 1997...and it was a pretty good werewolf film, still is. The only thing I didn't do was make 'Bad Moon' invitations for my birthday, but since I'm also 26 I have to agree with you. It's easily in my top 5 favorite werewolf films and that wolf design is simply one of the best-looking ones that I've ever seen IMO.
Also, I noticed you're a fan of 'Ginger Snaps'...me too, I love that film! It's a really original lycanthrope movie with a clever metaphor for puberty which I found really intriguing, ha.
I totally agree! Uncle Ted and William are the best!
But I am huge fan of Jon Gries work in The Moster Squad and Fright Night 2 also I loved Silver bullet's Reverend Lowe and the werewolf he became.... Totally creepy.
Ginger Snaps had a good one too ><
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I liked the Ginger Snaps werewolf - more in Unleashed. The original was naked and looked just a little bit too rubbery, and the ones in Back scare me too much lol
Dog Soldiers is one of the best werewolf films going with some of the best werewolves imo.
I loved the Bad Moon werewolf - definitely top 5.
And, to whoever metioned it; Underworld werewolves are actually mostly costumes, NOT cgi.
It was like a blend of the Howling and American Werewolf in London with the tall big ear lean two legged wolf and fierce yellow eyes and fangs. The werewolf unlike the ones in the Howling that were in complete darkness was in bright light and graphically exposed, fx guys weren't afraid to show off what they created.
It's probably the coolest werewolf I've seen, it felt realistic in design and was imposing as Predator.
I agree that this werewolf is cool looking. Also very frightening to boot. I could see the pure malice in its face.
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