THE PACK Message Boards

PS2 Informant:

To me the best werewolf and vampire fiction portrays the creatures in a certain fashion and to deviate from that fashion (which in my opinion is the best) tends to ruin the impact of the movie or book about the creatures that I am taking in.

I can agree to a point.

But, that same logic gave us Cursed and Underworld. There's a lot of assumptions in the horror genre that we'd like to see NOT done with werewolves, as there's a large community of werewolf fans and therians who have our own ideas of them that have almost never been done in movies.

In fact, the main accomplishment of this forum is to keep Freeborn from being yet another stock werewolf B-movie. The Brownriggs and Cashel had some innovative ideas, but at first thought they'd have to settle, until a few hundred thousand posts here showed them that they weren't alone in wanting to see things done differently.

I don't get it. When did anyone say they wanted to see werewolves in three-piece suits?

Terastas wrote:I don't get it. When did anyone say they wanted to see werewolves in three-piece suits?

I just said "three-piece suit" because it was the most inappropriate piece of clothing for a wolf to wear that I could think of at the time.

Ever play the game bloody roar remember the character yugo
he had pant ... and a shirt and it looked cool.
http://www.game24.ru/covers/xbox_20094078344854E38.jpeg

Fenrir wrote:Ever play the game bloody roar remember the character yugo
he had pant ... and a shirt and it looked cool.
http://www.game24.ru/covers/xbox_20094078344854E38.jpeg

Whoa, nice!

Fenrir wrote:Ever play the game bloody roar remember the character yugo
he had pant ... and a shirt and it looked cool.
http://www.game24.ru/covers/xbox_20094078344854E38.jpeg

You know... In a way, that's actually not a bad reference. That, of course, is assuming the werewolf maintains his general size and posture and that the only major key differences apart from fur growth concern his head, hands, feet, and tail.

It's the last one that I think will be a major burden to any werewolf that keeps his sense of decency in gestalt form. I just don't think those pajama bottoms with the button-up backside are in style anymore.

I guess this is just another one of those issues where it all depends on the individual. Some would try to find clothes that could be worn in gestalt form, others would just plan on reverting back to human form wherever they'd previously hidden their clothes.

Fenrir wrote:Ever play the game bloody roar remember the character yugo
he had pant ... and a shirt and it looked cool.
http://www.game24.ru/covers/xbox_20094078344854E38.jpeg

That's a pretty cool image. But yeah, like Terastas, it would depend on the individual. I'd probably end up finding a pair of blue jeans that fit. But that's just because I wear blue jeans all the time.

I like to wear shorts when ever possible.

Figarou wrote:

Kavik wrote:

Mr_Lycos wrote:PS: Its sad that Monster Squad will likely never be released on DVD due to questionable ownership rights.

Bootlegs are easy enough to get ahold of, if you follow the convention scene. Wish I'd grabbed one when I had the chance.

bootlegs? Blech!!

I won't buy a bootleg of a dvd that is available commercially, but for material that is not, and is likely to never be, sold legally, bootlegs are the only option left.

I was out of the country when WOLF LAKE aired; by the time I knew it existed, it had already been canceled. No one is gonna release it as it wouldn't make money, but the fan circuit has produced an acceptible product which allowed me to see the show for myself... 3 years after the fact.

I wouldn't buy a bootleg of WEREWOLF the tv series, since it still has a chance of being released. As pointed out though, Monster Squad is mired in a custody battle that prohibits a dvd release. Blech or not, bootlegs are the only way many will have a shot at seeing this 1987 classic.

Lupin wrote:

Figarou wrote: Don't worry. These werewolves won't have any clothes on in gestalt or wolf form.

A wolf with clothes would just look silly. Could you imagine one in a three piece suit?

Somewhere in a trunk I have a shirt I bought in the 80s, with a stylized werewolf in a 3-piece suit and a boulder hat, and a logo advertising a nightspot called WEREWOLVES OF LONDON.

After a few minutes of websurfing I found a werewolf in a three piece suit on a Mr. Brokken T Wolf's website. And for a werewolf in a three piece suit he looks prety good.
http://www.timberwolf.org/html/gallery.html

Yugo (see Bloody roar link) is actually one of my ideals he is what i think a werewolf should look like if you could see a whole image of him
*caugh* http://www.gamecollege.co.kr/bloodyroar ... o_wolf.gif
*caugh*
you would see that they even did a great job on the legs, he is also very cool because they gave him a tail, he'd look better without the shirt. Then he'd look like a grey virsion of Figurou,
(oh and they didn't mess up the ears like on van helsing)

Fenrir wrote:After a few minutes of websurfing I found a werewolf in a three piece suit on a Mr. Brokken T Wolf's website. And for a werewolf in a three piece suit he looks prety good.
http://www.timberwolf.org/html/gallery.html

Well, while a werewolf might look fine in a three-piece suit, this guy would look pretty silly.

oh so you want a wolf in a three piece suit, not gonna happen that would be cruel and embarising

Fenrir wrote:oh so you want a wolf in a three piece suit, not gonna happen that would be cruel and embarising

Oh I agree. No wolves in clothing.

Lupin wrote:Well, while a werewolf might look fine in a three-piece suit, this guy would look pretty silly.

I know it's not a wolf, but still, you get the idea.

Terastas wrote:

Lupin wrote:Well, while a werewolf might look fine in a three-piece suit, this guy would look pretty silly.

I know it's not a wolf, but still, you get the idea.
http://www.forpetlovers.com/images2/ZPF4652.jpg

I rest my case.

I rest my case.

What iam so confused
How is it rested ah

Fenrir wrote:

I rest my case.

What iam so confused
How is it rested ah

If that guy looks silly in a suit, then a wolf would look really silly; therefore it shouldn't happen.

ah now i get it, like i said it's just plain wron to do that to a wolf but now i add dog cause that hurtsto look at.*points to picture of buldog above*

Fenrir wrote:ah now i get it, like i said it's just plain wron to do that to a wolf but now i add dog cause that hurtsto look at.*points to picture of buldog above*

Okay, that's a good case for the full wolf not wearing clothes, but what about the gestalt? Jon Talbain looks okay in pants.

I'm not in favor of it, but I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing for the Lon Chaneys and Oliver Reeds out there to find themselves still wearing the tattered remains of clothing when they wake up the morning after in a field or zoo or wherever their alter egos left them.

Kavik wrote:Okay, that's a good case for the full wolf not wearing clothes, but what about the gestalt?

Like I said in the other thread. Personal preference; they could if they wanted to, but most likely it would be uncomfortable, and most would go without.

Lupin wrote:

Kavik wrote:Okay, that's a good case for the full wolf not wearing clothes, but what about the gestalt?

Like I said in the other thread. Personal preference; they could if they wanted to, but most likely it would be uncomfortable, and most would go without.

I suspect most would go without, providing their gestalt form is as advanced as those seen in Underworld or the Howling, but for the poor humanistic werewolf, it could prove a tad more embarassing.

I Like To Move It,Move It,I Like To Move It,Move It WE LIKE TO...............*everybody screams* MOVE IT

darkie, quitposting entielry unrealted stuff. please? if you wanna do that go http://www.calypso-blue.com/werewolf/vi ... .php?t=479

not in other threads.


as for clothing, full wolf: no. gestalt: maybe; depends o ndegree of shift and personal preference.