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Friday, March 11, 2011 09:31 AM
Recyclotron
 by Fëanor

Fëanor pours the entire internet into the Recyclotron, and only the best links come out the other end for you to enjoy.

Tagged (?): Art (Not), B.P.R.D. (Not), Batman (Not), Books (Not), Cartoons (Not), Celebrities (Not), Comic books (Not), Links (Not), Monsters (Not), Movies (Not), Neil Gaiman (Not), News (Not), Punisher (Not), Recyclotron (Not), Video (Not), Werewolves (Not)
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010 09:45 AM
Recyclotron
 by Fëanor

Fëanor pours the entire internet into the Recyclotron, and only the best links come out the other end for you to enjoy.

Tagged (?): Art (Not), Celebrities (Not), Craft (Not), Kevin Smith (Not), LEGO (Not), Links (Not), Masters of the Universe (Not), Monsters (Not), Movies (Not), Music (Not), News (Not), Paul Pope (Not), Recyclotron (Not), Toys (Not), Werewolves (Not)
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Saturday, September 26, 2009 03:57 PM
On the Viewer - Moon of the Wolf
 by Fëanor

For my birthday, poppy got me a 100 Movie Pack of Sci-Fi Classics. As you could probably guess from the fact that there are 100 movies together in one box, the term "classics" is used loosely here. In fact, this is a collection of cheap B-movies, a handful of which I'd seen already on Mystery Science Theater 3000. But that's what makes them great!

The first one we decided to watch was Moon of the Wolf, a TV movie from 1972 (with obvious breaks where the commercials would go - and I'm actually kind of sad they weren't included; I would have gotten a kick out of watching some old '70s commercials) about a sheriff named Aaron Whitaker (David Janssen) working in a small town in Louisiana bayou country investigating the violent death of a young woman (her protective brother is played by Geoffrey Lewis - who, if you saw him, would cause you to exclaim, "Hey, it's that guy! Who was in that one thing!"). His investigation takes him among the upper class folks in the middle of town (where he rekindles a relationship with an old crush, newly returned to the area), and the lower class folks at the edge of the swamp (who include a weird old guy played by Royal Dano! Another "that guy"). He also digs up various dark secrets and scandals. The town's old doctor ("I was third in my class!") was sleeping with the low class young woman who's now been viciously killed! The rich man in town has a strange disease! His sister was dumped by her lover! Then of course we hit upon the biggest secret of all: the killer is a werewolf!

The movie has the occasional bit of corny, melodramatic dialog, and the werewolf effect is pretty bad. But overall, it's actually not that bad. My biggest problem is with a small continuity issue at the end, when the werewolf, who has just escaped from a burning barn, shows up at the house minutes later with his clothes not even singed. But other than that, I found the movie pretty entertaining and engaging, and of course it's always fun to watch David Janssen growl his way across the screen. I'd give it a sold C+/B-.
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Saturday, March 28, 2009 09:43 PM
Werewolves... on the Moon!!
 by Fëanor

A while back, I was reading Comic Shop News and came across a title of an upcoming release that struck me as so terrible and awesome and wonderful that I had to Twitter about it immediately. It was called Werewolves on the Moon: Versus Vampires. There wasn't much detail about the comic, so my fellow Twitterers and I were free to speculate, and we came to the conclusion that werewolves on the moon would remain werewolves perpetually, as long as they stayed on the light side. Also, there would be nothing to eat, but since werewolves can't die of starvation, they'd just wander around up there being really hungry. Which is why I've added the phrase "hungry as a werewolf on the moon" to my personal lexicon.

Anyway, all of this is just to explain why, now that I've found an actual plot summary for this comic in the latest issue of Comic Shop News, I feel I must reprint it here in full.

Through all of history, on the night of the full moon, the bloodcurdling cries of werewolves have pierced the night sky. For centuries, werewolves have had to content themselves with shortened forays of feral change as dictated by the source of their power - the moon! But all that is about to change as three werewolf friends - Ted, Jeff, and Stan - leave Earth and travel to the lunar surface in a quest to become kings of the moon! Unfortunately, Moon Patrol captain Maggie Pilgrim has other plans... as does the hive of vampires living on the dark side! See what happens next in Werewolves on the Moon: Versus Vampires #1, the debut issue of a three-parter by Dave Land and Matt & Shawn Fillbach.


I have to admit, I'm curious. I don't know if I'll buy it, but I'm definitely going to have to at least pick it up and flip through it in the store.
Tagged (?): Comic books (Not), Space (Not), Twitter (Not), Vampires (Not), Werewolves (Not)
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