Overall, I'd say it was 'The Howling' though because of the well-written story and the incredible transformation FX by Rob Bottin. I also liked 'Bad Moon' and 'Project: Metal Beast'. Rick Baker and Rob Bottin are THE guys when it comes to werewolf changes and make up. The make up FX were ground breaking and awe-inspiring and to this very day, they still have the power to fascinate. The original 'Howling' movie is one of the greatest werewolf films of all time besides 'An American Werewolf In London' just for the transformation scenes alone, but the stories are very well written. My favorite werewolf film or movie that I enjoyed the most and why? Now, I know that there IS a novel for 'The Car'.

I owe alot to that shark and demonic automobile. I didn't get serious about it until I was in my early twenties. I found I liked it so much, I continued to write off and on all my life. I had been obssessed with the book and movie 'Jaws' since it came out when I was three. I had never seen a book for it, so I wrote my own.

The original 'Howling' movie is one of the greatest werewolf films of all time besides ' Around age six. My favorite werewolf film or movie that I enjoyed the most and why? That's a tough question to answer.

Guardians of the Night by Rusty Nugent