Monster Gallery: Dog Soldiers (2002)
Main Article: A Siege of Werewolves
Main Article: A Siege of Werewolves
“I always thought werewolves were just a really cool monster that was kind of underrepresented inmovies,” said director Neil Marshall. “There were so many vampire movies out there and not nearly so many werewolf movies. And having done it now, I know the reason for that is because they’re really hard to do, and to… Read More A Siege of Werewolves
Main Article: Teenage Werewolf Girl
Before it became a film about werewolves, Ginger Snaps began with director John Fawcett’s fascination with bodily transformations. He had written a short script “way back about a female biologist who turns into a tree,” he said, “and that sounds really stupid but it was a really interesting concept to me and there were a… Read More Teenage Werewolf Girl
Main Articles: Toon Terrors The Thing on the Wing
The notion of Gremlin dates back to the beginning of the 20th century, when myths among airmen began circulating that such creatures — often likened to small men, or imps, or sprites — were responsible for aircraft sabotage. The urban legend was then popularized around the time of World War II, with flight crews often… Read More The Thing on the Wing
Main Article: A Dragon Scorned
Spanning from the 1998 Godzilla to the Moorwen from Outlander, production designer Patrick Tatopoulos had crafted dragon-like creatures before Damsel, but never an actual flesh-and-blood dragon. He thus strived to deliver an innovative design. “I had to create this amazing, ancient, female dragon from scratch, and I was ecstatic,” he said.
Main Article: They Came From The Red Planet
Director Tobe Hooper first approached Rick Baker and Rob Bottin for the creature effects of his Invaders From Mars remake. Although both of them could not sign on due to scheduling conflicts, they suggested he contact Stan Winston; when he came on board, concept art William Stout had already drawn some conceptual iterations — which… Read More They Came From The Red Planet