Sentences with phrase «does as a werewolf»

When Ben turns up dead, Lawrence promises Gwen that he will discover the responsible party, the which he does as a werewolf savages the neighborhood, moving so quickly that even in the midst of a crowd, and even while dismembering, eviscerating, and otherwise wreaking butchery with wild abandon, it's difficult to see exactly what is responsible.

Not exact matches

The cast, made up mostly of soap opera / TV actors do a decent enough job and theres even a brief appearance from Robert Englund, stealing the show as a jailed werewolf (think he's a werewolf anyway!)

Its just a shame we didn't see more of him fighting as Momoa's band of bitten werewolves are terribly regular looking and badly cast.

The Powers That Be at Dimension Films did it a further service by allowing Rodriguez to keep his marvelous faux trailer at the beginning of the piece, and while we're still missing the remaining three «previews» from the original Grindhouse (I'm dying to see the purported half - hour cut of Werewolf Women of the SS), the sight of Danny Trejo strutting his stuff as Machete makes for a perfect mood - setter.

And I didn't catch the werewolf clues at all, thoughtfully planted as they were.

Zombie's «Werewolf Women of the SS» tries too hard to be funny (of course, a last - minute cameo by Nic Cage as Fu Manchu certainly helps) and Roth's «Thanksgiving» (a play on seasonal horror films) has its moments, but it's Wright's trailer for the British horror flick «Don't» that proves the most effective.

I... I don't think I've ever seen anyone say that they actually liked An American Werewolf in Paris let along think it is anywhere as good as An American Werewolf in London... that just doesn't seem right.

If the reports are true, he's also busy adapting What We Do In The Shadows for American television, as well as working on a spin - off film starring the original movie's gang of reluctant werewolves.

We never do meet the town alchemist, as he's probably far too busy making hair product to pay any mind to werewolf business.

When a Twitter user asked Landis why he thought the villagers in the original film didn't stop the werewolf themselves, the screenwriter revealed that he's exploring this detail in his script, and it will account for one of the biggest deviations from the original film: «Answering this question and the nature of the village's role in the plot in the second and third act as of now are the biggest changes I've made to the original structure... Doing some fun stuff.»

Carriger does a lovely job of creating a Victorian England where werewolves and vampires have openly been in society for centuries, with added steampunk touches as well.

The minor details don't matter as much as the snarling, bloodthirsty werewolf in the foreground, which does accurately express what's in the story.

Oh, and speaking of sound there's a funny little thing you can do when roaming around as a werewolf: click the attack button more than once in quick succession and the pitiful attack audio overlaps itself, creating a sort of blood - curdling growl sure to send shivers down the spine of absolutely nobody.

Because I don't work for a massive site I generally get to pick and choose what I play, allowing me to avoid the worst of the chaff, but Guise of the Wolf managed to pique my interest through its description as a first - person gothic action - adventure gamer where you play as Dominick, an alchemist able transform into a werewolf.

The equivalent in theatre is perhaps audience participation, in film the «werewolf break» in The Beast Must Die (1974) or the message «Based on a true story» occupy a similar meta - fictional space, as does a good ol' fashioned cliffhanger of the kind associated with classic serial films such as Flash Gordon (1936) and almost exhausted of its possibilities in classic Doctor Who (1963 - 1989).

The plot, which suggests that you are searching for a cure for your disease is also really intriguing as, though turning into a werewolf - like monster sounds badass, you don't really want to become the thing which other travellers are stalking.

Doing those dashing segments as a bloodied up werewolf with the amazing soundtrack blaring is great fun.