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((Throws whipped cream frozen and carved into duckie shapes. More effecient than throwing them seperately.))

So maybe you should just start writing 13-page stories?

It makes sense to me that any permanent deficiencies a person had prior to becoming a werewolf would remain unhealed. A man with a bad leg becomes a wolf with a bad leg. A woman with a scar from surgery would become a wolf with appropriate scars. And so on. Becoming a werewolf is not a cure-all.

That's pretty nifty. I never realized we'd been so influential! Looking back, it's obvious, but everything at the time just kind of naturally progressed. I'm disappointed the article didn't mention other group-name possibilities. I would have loved to hear their attempts to explain the possibility o...

I honestly do not understand. How is being an admin for a forum related to the film you yourself are creating bad? "Insider trading" is still a fairly vague analogy, since nothing is actually being traded. This forum is meant to make your film closer to what the genre fans want; how will b...

Given what that wolfman looks like, I'd guess they took a mask out of storage, leftover from a horror movie. It just looks too much like an old-style werewolf. Heh. Maybe lycanthropy isn't a curse from the moon at all, or genetic fooling around. Maybe it's a leftover trait from human-whateverthatis ...

Maybe release parties could be organized for each area. You know, a gathering in San Francisco, one in Seattle, one in Philidelphia, etc. It would save on pack member traveling costs. Course, it would take a lot of organizational skill, not to mention money, if these were to be official parties. But...

Welcome to the forum, Ariana.

I'd have to say the Teen Wolf one. (And in fact I did, both here and in the poll.) There's no muzzle, no tail, and he doesn't act very wolflike. I seem to recall underbiting fangs, too, which is just wrong. He doesn't look like a wolf. he doesn't really look like much of anything, except ugly and ha...

I can't recall whether the director has decreed whether the moon actually can prompt a transformation. I do seem to recall he was trying to steer away from the magical aspect of lycanthropy. But if the moon CAN make someone transform, then simulated moonlight might also do so. Moonlight is just pola...

Jewelry. Rings, necklaces, earrings, etc. can all have the logo on it. I'm sure a closeup somewhere would get a glimpse of it. A poster on somebody's bedroom wall can show the logo along with some made-up band name. It can also be a piece of sculpture in someone's living room. A rubber duckie in a b...

The easiest way to work the logo into the film for "easter egg hunting" would be to make it also the logo for the pack inside the film. Just as the Black Panthers have a symbol to rally around, so can these werewolves. They could even wear some of them openly, as non-werewolves would think...

Hard to say. I first became aware of my fondness for transfrmation as a definite thing in 6th grade. But I was fond of them well before that. And while I enjoy werewolves - or some portrayals of them at any rate - for me it is really a specific subset of a larger enjoyment of transformations in gene...

You raise a good point, and it's something I've had a problem with recently as well. Only in my case, I was upset at certain books, not movies, namely the "It's the real world but magic exists in a secret but expansive underground community." Harry Potter would be a good example, but most ...

So you're saying I don't have to worry about carnivorous death-cows.

Too bad.

Which makes me wonder, where is this film going to be, ah, filmed? The location of the production company doesn't matter so much as the location of the production. If you have a general idea of where in the country this'll be shot, perhaps someone here will be more inclined to try for a role if it's...

SaberWulf was a really cool character. I really miss Killer Instinct, I thought it was much more fun than Mortal Kombat. Better graphics, better characters, and Saber was the best. I wanted more games in the series so I could see more of him. I played a werewolf in a Champions pen-and-paper RPG, ins...

Thanks for the tip. I never really noticed that little icon before. And sorry if I seemed... pushy, regarding Duckies. An ex-roomate would frequently disparage my ideas and suggestions regarding certain projects, until he came up with them himself two weeks later and claimed they were his own origin...

Where did THAT line come from? *whistles innocently* http://calypso-blue.com/werewolf/viewtopic.php?p=1851#1851 Actually, I feel the need to point out http://calypso-blue.com/werewolf/viewtopic.php?t=72&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=30 I don't know how to make it go to the specific mes...

I'm surprized you guys are making it difficult for the werewolf pup. Shouldn't evolution play a key part in this? If werewolves was a brand spakin new race, then I see your point. But what if they have been around for thousands of years? They would have devolped something that would make them shift...

ReGrowing a finger.... Sure, with limitations, and a long long time. regrowing an arm or a leg? ... NOPE Extra immunity to diseases both common and lethal..' YES Complete immunity to everything? ... NO Cancer? N/A Fixing Blindness, deafnes etc. If injury, YES, if genetic NO. Fixing bodily injury......

A scrawny werewolf doesn't mean a 98 pound weakling. This is comparative. If werewolves are 300-pound killing machines if they're fit, then a muscular one might be 350 and significantly stronger, a fat one might be 400 or 500 and have less endurance, and a scrawny one might be a mere 200 pounds. And...

This has been sort of hashed over already, in the "what kills a werewolf?" thread. But I was wondering whether lycanthropy in the film does (or should) heal problems the human already had before they were bitten. Will an amputee regrow his leg? Will a blind man see? Will a deaf man hear? W...

So... we're all agreed, then, that none of us can think up some decent slang that werewolves might evolve to refer to aspects of their condition? Oh good. Glad we could work this out.

Very cool... I'm glad to hear that, AB. As for wolf form reflecting human form, I'm all for it. A scrawny human should make a scrawny werewolf. A sickly human should make a sickly werewolf. An obese human should be a fat werewolf. On the other hand, a muscular or fit human should make a muscular or ...