Showing posts with label Werewolf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Werewolf. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

H-Night Final Countdown *10* - Fury of the Wolfman



Fury of the Wolfman aka La furia del Hombre Lobo is the fifth appearance of Paul Naschy's burly werewolf character Waldemar Daninsky (following Frankenstein's Bloody Terror).

This film finds Waldemar returning home from Tibet, where he was first afflicted with his beastly curse. After making cutlets of his cheating wife and her lover, he is accidentally killed, then brought back to life by a sadistic lady scientist (Perla Cristal) who likes to beat him savagely and keeps her less fortunate subjects' severed body parts strewn about the house. Waldemar eventually escapes the laboratory to slay a few local kids before coming face-to-face with his late wife, who has also been transformed into a werewolf by Cristal.

Fury of the Wolfman (1972) presented on "Creature Feature" with your hosts Count Gore De Vol and Baron Von Wolfstein:

Sunday, October 18, 2009

H-Minus 13 - Deadtime Stories

As it is now, so it was then... For everthing good there is an evil thing And with every happy-ending, so a tale of horror begins...


Inspired by traditional fairy tales, this trio of gruesome and darkly-comic vignettes is framed by the story of a lethargic uncle who can't seem to alleviate his bratty young nephew's fear of the dark and get him to go to sleep, trying his hand at telling a few warped versions of his favorite bedtime tales.

Uncle Mike: Once upon a time, there was a little girl named "Rachel." Actually, she wasn't all that little. She was a hot-looking high school senior with deep blue eyes, and fine, firm breasts and...
Little Brian: That's not the way Mommy tells it!
Uncle Mike: Shut up, that's the way I tell it.


The first installment, "Peter and the Witches," tells the story of a young fisherman (Scott Valentine of "Family Ties" fame) enslaved by two shape-shifting witches who are trying to bring their sister back to life; he later rebels against his masters after falling in love with the virgin they've captured as a sacrifice.

The goofy second chapter involves "Little Red Running Hood" -- a somewhat shapelier modern version of the classic heroine -- whose jog to Granny's house leads to a showdown with a pill-popping weirdo whose anti-werewolf remedy got switched with Granny's prescription.

Still unable to satisfy the demanding tyke, the exhausted uncle pulls out all the stops for the final tale, in which the Three Baers, a family of murderous crackers, encounter the telekinetic Goldi Lox, a malevolent cutie who shares the Baers' penchant for death and dismemberment.

Deatime Stories (aka Freaky Fairy Tales) - 1986


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Monday, October 20, 2008

H-Night Final Countdown: *10* - MST3K: Werewolf

All systems are go... Overrides Disabled... We are now irrevocably committed to the task of bringing you total horror schlock until Halloween...



And today we have...

Werewolf on MST3K - in which a team of archaeologists with unplaceable accents unearth a skeleton at a dig in an Arizona quarry. The Native Americans on the dig instantly recognize it as the remains of a werewolf, so the team leaders immediately take it to their lab and stare at it. Then, of course, one of them gets the obligatory scientific urge to start evil experiments with it...

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

H Minus 18: Eyes of the Werewolf

An amateur (read "less than B movie quality") movie with some good ideas and some equally bad acting. Its about a werewolf and an eye transplant...