This little company you may have heard of called Google has a habit of updating their logo to reflect whatever special event is happening on a given day. To celebrate Halloween, they’re showing six spooky animations by Markus Magnusson, Olivia Huyhn and Taylor Price. (more…)
New “Late Phases” trailer isn’t shy about its premise or its werewolf
Happy Halloween! You might remember Adrián García Bogliano’s werewolf film Late Phases from earlier this year, when it premiered at SXSW to pretty good reviews. You might also remember the irritation you felt (as I did) at not being in Austin, TX in March to actually attend SXSW and see the film. (more…)
“The Wereling” by David Robbins
David L. Robbins has published hundreds of books under his own name and half a dozen pen names. Among them is his 1983 novel The Wereling, which has just been re-published in an expanded form. You can get a paperback copy for $11 or on your Kindle for less than a buck on Amazon. (more…)
Cloudwrangler’s free comic short “Been Bit” sinks its teeth in
Been Bit is a great little 8-page comic from Jeff Rider ( also known as Cloudwrangler Comics) about a “a hard man who’d led a hard life and wanted desperately to be good” and inspired, in part, by a song from True Detective. (more…)
Full Moon Features: Screaming Werewolves Never Bite
When it comes to the vocalizations of werewolves — or wolves in general — one tends to think of them howling or growling. In a pinch, you could even imagine one barking or (depending on how sad they are) crying, but unless they’re in the middle of a painful-looking transformation, it’s difficult to picture a werewolf screaming. Unlikely as that may be, though, it didn’t prevent two movies released a decade apart from asking viewers to do just that. (more…)
Preorder the complete 216-page “Who Needs The Moon?” graphic novel
For the last year, Canadian comic creator Todd McCullough has been writing, drawing, and self-publishing his stellar werewolf horror comic “Who Needs The Moon?” as “pay what you want” PDFs. With the series at the halfway mark, and with plans to complete the remaining for issues by the end of 2014, Todd’s teaming up with Under Belly Comics and Kickstarter to publish the entire series as a 216 page full-colour book. (more…)
Sorry!
Apologies for the recent lack of posts. Other than a once-monthly post by Craig, it’s just me running this site, and I have been very busy with my day job and two side projects I need to finish in order to make my financial advisor retrieve my credit card from the deep freeze. (more…)
Full Moon Features: The Company of Wolves
In September 1984, Neil Jordan’s horror-fantasy The Company of Wolves was screened at the Toronto Film Festival and then went into general release in the UK, giving the Canucks and the Brits a jump on their Yank counterparts since we didn’t get it in the States until the following April. (more…)
“Who Needs The Moon?” part 4: an antihero beyond redemption
The next instalment of Todd McCullough‘s stellar horror graphic novel “Who Needs the Moon?” is now available via Gumroad (and comiXology pretty soon, I would guess). This is the fourth issue, the midpoint of the story, and the most horrifying entry yet. (more…)
Little Red & werewolf go on killing spree in music video for The Griswolds’ “Beware the Dog”
Australian indie rock band The Griswolds release their first full-length album Be Impressive on August 25th (or 26th, depending on where you live), and the video for the single “Beware The Dog” is gory, goofy and a lot of fun! (more…)