Blogging at the Full Moon

I was clicking my way through the horror blogosphere and came across John Morehead's insightful article on New Moon, Monsters and Mormons at Theofantastique, which explores Mormon ideas of pre-existence and free agency in relation to Stephanie Meyer's monsters in Twilight. John's article left me in the mood for lycanthropy and so I present to you this fine selection of werewolf articles from the far reaches of horror blogdom. Happy hunting.

Cursed (2005)
Towerfarm Reviews: Check out Billy and Jeremy's review of this Wes Craven werewolf feature.

Beware the Moon and Paul Davis Interview
Zombos Closet of Horror: Scott Essman interviews Paul Davis, the director of An American Werewolf in London.

Werewolves on the Moon: versus Vampires
Unspeakable Horror!: Werewolves and campy horror are a match made in comic book heaven.

‘Wolf Man’ has horror hounds howling!
Musings Across a Continuum : Ms Harker addresses critics of the upcoming Wolf Man remake by reminding us that it's got to be better than New Moon.

"...And the Moon Is Full and Bright": A History of Werewolf Movies, Part 1
"Bad Moon Rising": A History of Werewolf Movies, Part 2
"Rise of the Lycans": A History of Werewolf Movies, Part 3
The Vault of Horror: B-Sol takes on the beast in this three part series on werewolf movies.

Werewolves Rising: Underworld Launches a New Wave of Lycans
Theofantastique: John explains how Underworld spells the beginning of a new breed of werewolves in film.

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