ick icky ick

Tag

Werewolves Within

Posts tagged Werewolves Within, newest first.

All posts
5 min read

Six Lesser-Known Whodunit Horror Movies to Watch After ‘Scream VI’

From Freddy Krueger to Annie Wilkes, iconic villains with memorable backstories are a hallmark of popular horror media, but there’s more than one way to terrify audiences. For example, some horror flicks task viewers with unmasking the mysterious antagonist alongside our main characters in scare-centric whodunit mashups. And with the continued success of the Scream […] The post Six Lesser-Known Whodunit Horror Movies to Watch After ‘Scream VI’ appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.

Luiz H. C.
4 min read

Five Winter Set Horror Movies to Stream This Week

Oh, the weather outside is frightful. So, naturally, we’re theming this week’s streaming horror picks around it. There’s something about horror movies set in winter that makes for an added layer of dread. The dreary, sunless skies could be a factor in establishing a grim mood. But it probably has more to do with the […] The post Five Winter Set Horror Movies to Stream This Week appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.

Meagan Navarro
9 min read

‘Darkman’ Within: Why Josh Ruben’s Horror Comedy ‘Werewolves Within’ Is a Promising Primer for the Filmmaker’s Dream Project

Pop by writer/director Josh Ruben’s (Scare Me) Twitter account at any given moment and you’ll have a better than decent chance of finding mention of the filmmaker’s desire to tackle a take on Sam Raimi’s 1990 horror/superhero romp Darkman. In numerous tweets, Ruben has trumpeted his interest in the property with appeals ranging from subtle […]

Jason Jenkins
6 min read

“Listening is Where the Love Begins”: The Power of Kindness in ‘Werewolves Within’

Werewolves Within begins in darkness, as the sounds of howling wind and menacing strings accompany a black screen. Slowly, white text fades into view, each line shivering alone for a moment before the next forms. “Listening is where the love begins,” declares the first line, followed by the second, “Listening to ourselves.” The third line […]

Joseph George