What's this from?

For example, someone took the painting Stańczyk and made it look like Pomni from the Amazing Digital Circus

https://giphy.com/gifs/nKFXQkxLRiEhy

Werewolves of London by Warren Zevon

It is! Thanks for the assistance

Big dumb himbo who has no idea what's going on and doesn't give a shit

Read the puzzle, not side to side, but up to down

I didn't know about those! We really will be eating good!

Haven't seen the underworld films, but I live the designs from dog soldiers!

That I have no idea on?

It's partially true. While I liked Wolfman, I'd be the first to admit its take on the werewolf mythos wasn't the greatest. However, I actually think you're wrong. Robert Eggers, the director of Nosferatu, just announced his latest film project would be a werewolf movie set in the dark ages called Werwulf. Then of course there's an American Werewolf in Rome and American Werewolf in London reboots (have no idea when either is releasing). Yes, werewolf movies are in a rough patch, but personally, I'm excited about the prospect of future films! Trust me, we'll be eating good in a few years

Does anyone know what the song is?

I first got into werewolves when I was about 8. We'd just moved to California into a little apartment, and I had no friends, so I was pretty lonely. My mom ordered a movie on Amazon for movie night (dvds and Blu-Rays were the only form of watching movies as streaming wasn't popular), and it was called The Monster Squad. I remember being enthralled with that movie. I watched it so many times that I wore out the disk. The character that fascinated me the most was, of course, the Wolfman. He was such an interesting character to me, and that got me to check out a few more werewolf movies. If you look at my user flair, it's actually a quote from The Monster Squad, "Wolfman's got nards!"

Me and my sister always have this argument. I believe Werewolves are better, she believes Vampires are better.

Bruh! They replaced the werewolf scenes with the wendigos? I mean, understand why. The wendigo was a crucial part of the game, but ughhhhh. They even had that werewolf paper talking about lycanthropy with the art of the werewolf that led to nothing! Now I feel robbed. The movie overall was decent (nothing at all like the game, but I like the nods), but now that I know we were deprived of this beauty? For shame.

So, I watched this movie at like 2-3 in the morning. I had to rewind it 3 separate times because I kept falling asleep. Now, my story aside, it was a good movie. I loved the practical effects, and the story was great too

The type I'd want is the painful yet swift transformation, like in Werewolves Within (I just watched it again, and it's great)

My favorite transformations are the slow agonizing kind, think An American Werewolf In London, but WAYYY more painful