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24/10/2026 the monster philologistLeave a comment

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

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