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Call me a drama queen, or a drama junkie, even, but, I'm of the opinion that clothing should be featured mostly to show it being ripped apart, for the dramatic effect.
And after all, doesn't the average movie-goer want some drama in their films?

I have never seen a werewolf enjoy a full transformation, or a werewolf that was not vicious towards humans when fully transfomed if they were not being attacked by a human, and I have especially never seen a distinction made between the two genders. I would like to see something different. That do...

Treads Lightly wrote:In my opinion werewolves would have far more to fear from Teflon than silver

But, do you know how awkward it would be to carry around a rocketlauncher on a werewolf hunt?

I always thought that the vampire's fangs were simply used to puncture the skin and that they caught the flowing blood in their mouths. As for a possible means of infection/transmission of lycanthropy, I remember reading in an article about Komodo dragons in that, they have a bacterial symbiote in t...

I totally agree with TigerWolf, look to real wolves for coat variations. While the genes that make a particular color coat are passed from parents to cubs, it is not unusual for two tawny wolves to have a mostly black offspring. No brown werewolves! But what happens if the werewolf has brown hair i...

I'd like a prehensile tail. I think it would come in very handy.

That guy does a lot of navel contemplation. I have to disagree with what he says about nature always being at war. He fails to notice about how many great ecosystems, if not many great species, survive only because they happen to have a relationship with a vital symbiote, like the way coral need the...

The idea of being able to shift like that at will is nice from a fantasy perspective, as in, "I wish I could do that." But it's not really good story-wise. It simply makes them too powerful. "How??" you ask. "They're just going from 2 to 4 legs!" But the answer is in w...

Female werewolves would likely be at an advantage because of their body size. Larger isn?t always better. Female wolves are accredited for being superior to males in their hunting prowess because their smaller bodies are more maneuverable. And when it is that ?time of the year? the Alpha Female is ...

Perhaps the male's tail is fluffier whereas the female's is sleeker?

Humans do have a tail, but, it's been shrunk/atrophied during the course of our evolution. The tail-bone, or "coccyx" is all that's left of our tail. In normal humans, all of the vertebrae that made up the tail have now fused into a single mass. In werewolves, I'd suspect that they would u...

... Also, I would want her to enjoy the TF, like releasing her inner beast, not scared or in too much pain, like she's surprised and doesn't know what's happening to her body. She should already know she's a werewolf, become aroused, and even summon it if it's not a full moon (like the first "...

Fleas don't/won't come off in a long shower. Trust me, I know my insects.

Werewolves almost *have* to be fully digitigrade. Plantigrade just looks like a human who needs a shave. A fully digitigrade werewolves gives a towering beastial look. It also allows the werewolf to run on all fours or walk on two legs. A werewolf isn't a werewolf without digitigrade legs. I agree ...

However, those who have been werewolves longer can enjoy the transformation and grin in painful bliss as they know what they are transforming into. However, younger werewolves who do know know any better would be crying out in pain. I just can't see anything like that being pleasurable. "My Go...

Hi, I'm Stanton, I'm a general monster-afficianado, and I have a particular like of lycanthropes, and the idea of a werewolf movie that's demanding fan-input drew me in like a hot babe to a chocolate-covered millionaire with a fistful of new shoes.

To add my two cents again, it's mentioned that wolf's bane is to werewolves what garlic is to vampires. As something of a horticulturist, I want to point out that it's deadly poisonous to humans, too, in that it contains very powerful alkaloid neurotoxins. I'd like to see a scene where a hunter deci...

Okay, here's a negetive aspect for you all. How about an allergy to chocolate, carried over from the wolf-man form to the human one. Might seem cheesy but, does make sense if you think about it, cannines can't eat chocolate after all. I just want to add my two cents, but, dogs and other canines can...