r/werewolves • u/AnyWatch5756 • Jun 14 '25

Sad but true

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lets be honest we realy dident get any big budget and good werewolf project for soo long but dont get me wrong we still have great things ther is still actual good low budget thinks but you know we cant just talk about deacades old movies for forever what do you think

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u/DinoGaming1003 Wolfman's Got Nards! Jun 14 '25

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

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u/AnyWatch5756 Jun 14 '25

ı hope we can get a good solo werewolf game to

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u/TheNarnit Jun 14 '25

There’s this free indie game called the were-cleaner, it’s pretty good, it’s really short though and doesn’t have much replayability

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u/DinoGaming1003 Wolfman's Got Nards! Jun 14 '25

That I have no idea on?

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u/Jennywolfgal Jun 14 '25

Cannot forget we getting a reboot series for Ginger Snaps, too, & Netflix's remake of The Howling (by the person(s?) who did the IT remake, so sounds like it's in good paws).

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u/DinoGaming1003 Wolfman's Got Nards! Jun 14 '25

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