When it comes to 1980s werewolf movies, there are really only two that rule the roost. An American Werewolf in London and Joe Dante’s The Howling, both from 1981, are often the only films in this ...

Scooby-Doo and the Reluctant Werewolf is a playful and family-friendly take on werewolves. The attention-grabbing title refers to Shaggy, who is turned into a werewolf by Dracula, no less, and has to ...

Motion picture franchises have been around almost as long as movies themselves, because if audiences love a character, they’ll usually pay to see them again and again. And horror movie franchises have ...

Jason Momoa's forgotten werewolf horror movie, Wolves, has unexpectedly become a hit on a free streamer. Read on for more ...

Halloween season is in full effect, and with that comes the excuse to binge-watch every horror movie you can think of before November 1st. That being said, we know that there are plenty of choices ...

Horror films have always been popular with fans, but critical acclaim was often a different story. However, in the 1970s, thanks to movies such as The Exorcist and Alien, horror also started to garner ...

Ask any horror fan to name the best werewolf transformation, and they’ll probably say the one in An American Werewolf in London. I wouldn’t argue with that answer because that transformation is iconic ...

With October now in full swing, one of the best new additions to streaming this month is none other than 1981’s An American Werewolf in London. The monster movie has returned to streaming on Tubi, ...

Spooky season may be over, but it's always a good shout to tuck into all the best scary Halloween movies. However, horror is a massive and very popular genre, and it can feel like a chore trying to ...

A podunk Utah town is shaken by a series of mysterious deaths that happen after each full moon. Writer, director, and star Jim Cummings once again proves he’s one of the best independent filmmakers ...

'A Nightmare on Elm Street,' 'The Conjuring' and 'Friday the 13th' (New Line Cinema/Warner Bros.) Motion picture franchises have been around almost as long as movies themselves, because if audiences ...