When it comes to werewolf films, one title always stands above the rest as not just one of the best of the werewolf genre, but also as one of the best films in the horror genre. John Landis created the perfect werewolf movie and it doesn't include silver bullets! It does however include an oddly cheerful soundtrack and ground-breaking practical effects AND it was even the first ever film to win the Academy Award for Best Make-Up which was a category that was created in 1981, the year of this film's release.
It’s a Scream Baby! – Scream (1996) review
If you're a fan of horror films then you know that there are so many similarities between each one, especially those of the 80's and 90's, with many of the horror tropes becoming cliché over the years, whether it's something as simple as a jump scare or something that helps keep the story going such as parents not believing their teenagers because they're just "crazy kids pulling a prank". These can be seen throughout most of the classic horror films over the previous decades, but more so in the 'slasher' sub-genre.
My Top 10 Werewolf Movie Recommendations – Plus Bonus
There are many great monsters within movies, and many of them have received fantastic films, especially if you're a fan of Vampires or Zombies, but one movie monster that struggles to make it big and hit the right notes with cinema audiences is the Lycanthrope, or as they're more often called, the Werewolf.
[SPOILERS] Hellboy 2019
Time to raise some hell!