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The Howling (1981)
 Emerging as the first in a spree of 80's wolf movies, The
Howling has it all: lupine howls drifting through dark woods,
a secluded and creepy retreat that's more than it seems, and the
first, startling glimpse of lycanthropic metamorphosis.
Executed with fluid precision, the film shows off tight
direction, pioneering special effects and an engrossing story.
Packed with genre in-jokes and B-movie cameos, The Howling
is almost as much fun as it is frightening and, while sullied by
six abominable sequels, is a testament to the chilling power of
the werewolf myth.
"Silver bullets or fire, that's the only way to get rid
of the damn things. They're worse than cockroaches."
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Karen White
Dee Wallace
Dr. George Waggner
Patrick Macnee
Chris
Dennis Dugan
Bill Neill
Christopher Stone
Terry Fisher
Belinda Balaski
Fred Francis
Kevin McCarthy
Erle Kenton
John Carradine
Sam Newfield
Slim Pickens
Marsha Quist
Elisabeth Brooks
Eddie Quist
Robert Picardo
Donna
Margie Impert
Charlie Barton
Noble Willingham
Jerry Warren
James Murtaugh
Lew Landers
Jim McKrell
T.C. Quist
Don McLeod
Walter Paisley (bookstore owner)
Dick Miller
Kline
Bill Sorrells
Shantz
Mesach Taylor
Jack Molina
Ivan Saric
Director
Joe Dante
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