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I went with the majority's decision of "somewhere in between," I would think that they would be a cross of human and wolf capabilities (not cats and definitely not running on the ceiling like some of these new movies, oy-a-vey).

O.k., I went with "horror thriller with meaningful undertones (some evil werewolves, some good)".....but, let me say that the werewolf stories of werewolf legend should be kept in mind, you know like that a majority of werewolf legends say that it is a curse or witchcraft (like from wearin...

Hmmm, this is another hard one, I went with "Medium and more even fur," but Iwould think that the density of the fur would depend on the season and the climate of the environment that the werewolf is in. I envision that the werewolf would have to have fur similar to real wolves.

I went with "It should remember at least a little" because of the human and the wolfects of a werewolf. How a wolf "really" thinks? Hmmm, I dont't know, but I would think that the thinking processes of a werewolf would be a combination of human and wolf, so the memory would be a ...

I voted in the middle (like the majority of you did), but let's just say I hope the film is artisitic enough to show more strength than a human, but not be too ridiculous, as I know that is not the director's intent. Hopefully the director will portray these scenes in their best "light," b...

Looks like this poll is simalar to another one (which was worded differently), so I'll, just quote what I wrote in that one: "Looks like I am in the majority on this one (yea!), I said "Both" as a werewolf, being part man and part wolf, the film could artisticly convey that (plus if y...

Apokryltaros, it's freekin' awesome!

Oy-a-vey, that's a tough one! Well, I voted, but I'm not commenting on what I said, but let me just say that maybe the color of the teeth should reflect the individual's personal dental hygeine before the trasformation (God forbid they have fillings before the change, oy!). The color of the nails?.....

I voted "It's a must," because wolves have tails and humans have tailbones.

Apokryltaros, ha, ha, ha, that's like a cross between Godzilla and a werewolf, kings of the super sonic, thanks for sharing, great picture!

I am the only person who voted "no" and that is only because I think that your film would have to set a presidence for that, like how common are the werewolves in everyday society and how well knopwn are they. I can only go by one real "werewolf-ish" story that is like a "bi...

This is a hard one, either way is actually fine by me, I picked one, but won't comment on it, maybe the film can avoid that (unless of course they are going to show a chase scene in the movie from a werewolf's perspective). Maybe each werewolf in the film can be different like dominant and recessive...

I voted "Half digigrade" just to be halfway and to show "uniqueness."

This one is a very hard one to answer, I think that is up to the director, I voted (not saying how I voted this time, ha, ha), but basically I would have to say whatever looks best on film, so my real vote should probably be not to vote at all and let the director make the call, but I voted on what ...

Looks like I am in the majority on this one (yea!), I said "Both" as a werewolf, being part man and part wolf, the film could artisticly convey that (plus if you read anything on the old true story of the famous French werewolf (loup garou) "The Beast of Le Gevaudan" there were r...

Boy, was that a hard question! I thought and thought about it, but I had to say "Over Hours" and only because in your film, you might want to work the transformation slipping in through the actual full moon phase of the real moon, although I can totally understand why people voted differen...

Apokryltaros wrote:

Bete wrote:I voted "no" as I believe that a wolf that becomes werewolf would actually need it's own name. I notice I am in the minority on this vote.

Technically speaking, Dungeons and Dragons named such creatures as "wolfweres"

Great point Apokryltaros!

Very, very interesting, I just voted "8 feet" (because I wanted to see an artistic expression of power conveyed in your film, via the concept of an 8 foot size werewolf being taller than any human (except for maybe one or two giant people on earth, if they are that tall). I picked "8 ...

I voted for "The Pack" because of the "werewolf" theme, I can't say "Wolfpack" as werewolves are not just plain wolves. I also like the underlying feel of working together and comaraderie that is artisticly hidden behind the name "The Pack."

I voted "yes" (yea, I am finally in the majority here). I voted "yes" because of an artistic sense of prtraying "power" in film.

I voted "no" as I believe that a wolf that becomes werewolf would actually need it's own name. I notice I am in the minority on this vote.

I voted for "bigger" as I personally like the underlying artistic statement of "power" by the size of a werewolf in film, although I totally understand that I am in the minority on this one.