More like Texas Foreskin Rangers

>>894 A skinwalker isn't the same as a werewolf.

>>925 They're cool too though, as are spooky cryptids in general. My furse owner is a member of The Fair Folk with the specific idea that they're the skinwalker kind of Fair Folk.

>>925 >he doesn't wear toast in his pants and sleep like a coyote nose-to-anus The absolute state of /fur/.

If you've not watched The Howling you should.

>>961 Yeah but The Howling 2 exists & ruined it.

>>965 The thing about the Howling franchise is that you have to pretend that some of the movies don't exist. For example Howling VII. Never watch Howling VII.

>>967 Probably shouldn't have had any sequels in the first place.

>>968 Probably not but some of them are decent enough werewolf movies on their own right. 3 is a nice parody of a werewolf movie. 4 is a lower budget remake of the first movie; Not great but serviceable. 5 is And Then There Were None with a werewolf. 6 I haven't seen but it's very well regarded. Of course none of them but the first two even try to be in the same continuity anyway so it's best to ignore 2, 7, and the reboot and just treat it as an anthology franchise. Actually I'm not entirely certain if you can even consider Howling 7 to be a werewolf movie at all.

>>971 Howling III really is a weird movie.

Behold the strangest werewolf transformation scene ever.

>>984 >>978 Yeah this just gets dumber & dumber. I can't really think of serious werewolf movies that are legitimately good but I do like the Van Helsing movie. Some people think it's too campy but I find it fun. It's essentially a big monster mash of every Universal monster. It's what the planned 'Dark Universe' should've been more like. Instead of Tom Cruise ripping off American Werewolf in London. That film is actually good in a horror aspect I guess. The effects are rad too. But I hate the Landis family.

This could go in the vidya thread but I wanted to inflate this one a bit. >>991 To be fair that first one is an intentional broad parody movie within a movie so it's meant to be stupid. >But I hate the Landis family. And for good reason.

>>991 >I can't really think of serious werewolf movies that are legitimately good Have you seen The Beast Must Die(aka Black Werewolf), Moon of the Wolf, or Wolfen. They're pretty good.

>>1008 Never heard of em.

I think these are werewolves.

>>1035 Ah shit missed one.

@w@

>>1051 >thailandese shotgun wielding werewolf Movie link where lmao

>>1052 Apparently it's a Thai movie from 1987 just called Werewolf or according to the original titles ‘มนุษย์หมาป่า’Wolf. Here's a clip.

>>1012 If you're looking in a very different sort of werewolf movie then Wolfen is your movie.

>>1058 It looks interesting.

>>3849 >when he says 'How do you want me to turn you, bite or knot?'

>"I'd rather not." >werewolf mishears >getting ready to dick >start struggling and shouting about the misunderstanding >use the confusion to bite him and spread my werehuman curse

Awoowo what's this?

Here's a homoerotic werewolf novel I saved from Sofurry before the author deleted it to get it published.

>>3996 Werewolves are so manly that it's not even gay if one knots you.

>>4006 I know exactly how you feel! It's also not bestiality when it's with a *real life* wolf... it's different somehow; it's majestic and regal.

KNOT again!

>>4006 >>4022 AHHH

>>4788 >second pic

Thanks /hisrol/.

I'm not sure if this counts as a werewolf or knot but I'm going to say yes because this thread needs more content.

October full moon tonight.

This is a werewolf or a warg or a dire wolf or a barghest or something in that realm.

Requisitioned for the war effort from /v/ >>>/v/710857

>>7411 Rare Po~ju pic. Nice.

>>1090 >>1035 Why are werewolves not more popular in erotica fiction and sexual horror genre?

>>7488 If I had to take a stab at it I would say that it has to do something with the 3 depictions of werewolves sort of falling into the gaps, so to speak. >type 1: folklore werewolves Basically just a wolf. Has human intelligence and cunning, may or may not have human mentality. This one just trips the bestiality switch for too many people. >type 2: classic Hollywood werewolves Wolfmen. With varying degree of hairiness. I'm almost sure there were some erotic wolfman pulps back in the day but the problem with this type is that by the mid to late 70s this kind of werewolf had fallen into complete parody, even more so than how the other classic movie monsters had, and unlike them it never really recovered. >type 3: "modern" Hollywood werewolves Hybrids. Think Howling, AAWiL, Dog Soldiers, etc. Once again these are animistic enough that they'll fall into being classed as bestiality. Additionally they're depicted as much more horrific than either of the two previous types so that also ends up being a limiting factor.

Need some Werewolf girls

What about other were-creatures, where are they at?

>>10479 I have a few