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The NY Times claims "...[The Howling: Blackstone] is the only horror movie you'll need to see this year!"
The Boston Globe reports proudly "Nothing could close out the 1980's decade in horror films like a final, gut-wrenching addition to The Howling series."
Based in the rural Blackstone Valley, Massachusetts, a state well known for its rich history in war, witchcraft, and hauntings..brings a yo
ung, unique social outcast Anton (Steven Gniadek) who discovers a secret within the very pine forests of his hometown. With interests in the occult and paganism, Anton fed up with his life decides to allure evil by dwelling in ritualistic communication with the natural forces. When he discovers his new powers upon the moon, does he revel in his wolf gift and take revenge upon the very town who hates him, or does he still have a shred of humanity left to rid himself of such a beastly curse? Find out in theaters near you!
Opening Night @ White City Theater, October 30th, 1988.
[Based on my love for old, cheesy werewolf movies. I felt The Howling III was sooooo damn horrible..even beyond the old horror cheese I like. I did some photography and digital editing, and figured why not give a go at creating some old vintage werewolf horror movie poster.
The made-up story to fill it in is based on where I live and a somewhat compelling story of an outcast being turned...if no one cares enough for him, who could ever cure him but himself? Would he even want to be cured?...
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The Boston Globe reports proudly "Nothing could close out the 1980's decade in horror films like a final, gut-wrenching addition to The Howling series."
Based in the rural Blackstone Valley, Massachusetts, a state well known for its rich history in war, witchcraft, and hauntings..brings a yo
ung, unique social outcast Anton (Steven Gniadek) who discovers a secret within the very pine forests of his hometown. With interests in the occult and paganism, Anton fed up with his life decides to allure evil by dwelling in ritualistic communication with the natural forces. When he discovers his new powers upon the moon, does he revel in his wolf gift and take revenge upon the very town who hates him, or does he still have a shred of humanity left to rid himself of such a beastly curse? Find out in theaters near you!
Opening Night @ White City Theater, October 30th, 1988.
[Based on my love for old, cheesy werewolf movies. I felt The Howling III was sooooo damn horrible..even beyond the old horror cheese I like. I did some photography and digital editing, and figured why not give a go at creating some old vintage werewolf horror movie poster.
The made-up story to fill it in is based on where I live and a somewhat compelling story of an outcast being turned...if no one cares enough for him, who could ever cure him but himself? Would he even want to be cured?...
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The Howling 3 was one of the best. Most of them are technically not great movies. But if I had to make a list, it would be:
The Howling
The Howling 3
Thee Howling 6
The Howling 5
The Howling 7
The Howling 2
The Howling 4
That being from best the worst. 4 gets last because it was the closest to the book, which I read, and was so bad, I remember being furious.
The Howling
The Howling 3
Thee Howling 6
The Howling 5
The Howling 7
The Howling 2
The Howling 4
That being from best the worst. 4 gets last because it was the closest to the book, which I read, and was so bad, I remember being furious.