Comments on: Trailer for Syfy’s “Red” Contains Felicia Day, Clips From “The Howling” and Cheese

By: This is why I have a locked, Iron door in my basement.

This is why I have a locked, Iron door in my basement. — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 02:12:40 +0000

Script. Not movie, good sir. Script. What I mean is, I would “probably pay” someone to sit down with me, put a script on the table and have it be a GOOD, non-cliche werewolf movie, maybe I wasn’t clear, wrote this at 7 AM

By: Andrew

Andrew — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 17:23:40 +0000

Iron Door: you’d “probably pay” to see a good werewolf movie? That’s awful generous of you.

By: Viergacht

Viergacht — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 15:46:40 +0000

I saw this a few days ago and I couldn’t believe they did that! Did they honestly think no one would recognize the swiped footage?

Man, if they would recreate those Bottin puppets (I’m sure the originals have disintegrated, but surely the molds and electronic schematics must still exist) and make a new Howling sequel, I would be the happiest little boy in the world.

By: This is why I have a locked, Iron door in my basement.

This is why I have a locked, Iron door in my basement. — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 14:38:47 +0000

Looks alright, anything that comes out of Syfy’s “original” backside is usually cheesy beyond belief, also seems like every werewolf movie is generally the same plot line; someone comes to a town, there seems to be a secret within it, everyone is weird, they meet one person, they reveal the entire secret, they encounter the thing, run, and at the end, destroy the once called “unstoppable” beast, oh wait, that’s every Syfy Original Movie, opps.

It seems really easy to just create a good werewolf movie, no one really has that passion like I’m sure most people on here do-everyone wants romantic, shirtless Native American tribal faggots who conveniently seem to transform without their clothes being effected. I’d probably pay to see a good werewolf script :|