Werewolves
In 1913, Universal Studios released a silent film, The Werewolf, based on an 1898 short story about Native Canadian wolf-humans who terrorized white settlers. This movie is believed to be the first to draw from werewolf lore. Since then, films have taken various approaches to lycanthropes, or werewolves. This absorbing narrative examines people's fascination with werewolves in movies, television series, and literature. Besides werewolf myths, readers consider the special effects, makeup, acting, and impact of major werewolf productions, from the Hollywood monster classic The Wolf Man (1941) to the Twilight and Harry Potter movies and beyond.
48 pages, 4 editions
English edition · First published 2016 by Rosen Publishing's Rosen Central · ISBN 9781499435214
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4 editions
English
- Werewolves · Rosen Publishing's Rosen Central · 2016 · ISBN 9781499435214 This page
- Werewolves · Rosen Pub.'s Rosen Central · 2016 · ISBN 9781489877819
- Werewolves · Rosen Publishing's Rosen Central · 2016 · ISBN 9781499435221
- Werewolves · Rosen Publishing's Rosen Central · 2016 · ISBN 9781499435245
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