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[Vieo]

IMO, werewolves don't get enough props and are undereated in comparison to vampires. I can't really remember any good werewolf books/movies, but for me Silver Bullet comes to mind. Has Stephen King done anything on werewolves?

 

[MrAngryFace]

teen wolf

 

[Vieo]

teen wolf

BAH!

Horror genre only! =P

 

[Trevelyon]

 

[Escape Goat]

Apparently all the Underworld fans are still in school.

 

[belgurdo]

Darkstalkers anime (the Jon Talbain parts)

 

[SteveMeister]

American Werewolf In London.

-NOT- American Werewolf In Paris, mind you.

 

[Jill Sandwich]

^^^ What he said. There is NO other werewolf movie!

 

[Sinatar]

American Werewolf in London is definitely the best, but for recent movies...

 

[Meatpuppet]

American Werewolf in London is definitely the best, but for recent movies...

Winnar

 

[Cerebral Palsy]

 

[DJ Sl4m]

Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein

I'm surprised nobody said "The Howling".

 

[sefskillz]

Yea, American Werewolf in London and The Howling are top of the line.

I'm actually a fan of the Ginger Snaps series too, heh.

 

[Dagless M.D.]

another vote for dog soldiers

 

[yoshifumi]

dog soldiers fucking blew.

 

[Cosmic Bus]

I don't know of many novels on the topic, but The Werewolf of Paris by Guy Endore is certainly the best I've read. Rather than focus entirely on the usual terrorized villages, Endore instead takes us inside the life of the werewolf, Bertrand Calliet, who's been outcast due to his lycanthropy. We're taken across a wonderfully varied number of situations, and there's a magnificently realized psychological aspect that's unique for this kind of story. Gruesome, funny, sad, satirical... It's really just a fantasic book (and fairly short, at just over 200 pages).