Full Moon #46: Bakko Yokaiden Kibakichi 2

 Miki Tanaka as Anju the wolf girl in "Bakko Yokaiden Kibakichi 2", 2004.

Yes, her hair is actually that big.

Full Moon #45: Teen Wolf

Michael J. Fox in "Teen Wolf", 1985.  

Full Moon #44: El Charro De Las Calaveras

Wolfguy from "El Charro De Las Calaveras", 1965. 

Full Moon #43: Idle Roomers

Wolfman from "Idle Roomers", 1944.  AKA The Three Stooges Meet The Wolfman.

Full Moon #42: Frankenstein, El Vampiro Y Compania

Wolfman from "Frankenstein, El Vampiro Y Compania", 1962.
Holds a special place in my heart due to the wolfman mask being constructed out of cardboard and cotton balls.  No actual attempt at makeup was made for this film, and I find that kind of endearing.

Full Moon #41: House Of Frankenstein

Lon Chaney Jr.(yes, one more time) in "House Of Frankenstein", 1944.

Kinda got lost in the weeds on this one.

Full Moon #40: Kibakichi

Ryûji Harada in "Kibakichi: Bakko-yokaiden", 2004.


Wandering werewolf samurai in feudal Japan.

Full Moon #39: Ginger Snaps

Katharine Isabelle in "Ginger Snaps", 2000.

Full Moon #38: Waxwork

Werewolf from "Waxwork", 1988.

One of the more idiosyncratic designs, certainly.

Full Moon #37: Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man

Lon Chaney Jr.(again) in "Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man", 1943.

Full Moon #36: Dog Soldiers

Wolfman from "Dog Soldiers", 2002.

Full Moon #35: El Santo Y Blue Demon Contra Dracula Y El Hombre Lobo

Yet another El Hombre Lobo, this time from "El Santo Y Blue Demon Contra Dracula Y El Hombre Lobo", 1973. 
Notable for the sparse chest hair and yellow satin shirt.

Full Moon #34: Nature Of The Beast

Wolfman Rich from "Nature Of The Beast", 2007.  TV-movie, apparently.

Full Moon #33:Stephen King's It

Teenage Wolfman from "Stephen King's It", 1990.

This tv miniseries had the additional problem of at least 2 different creature builds for their wolfman.  One close-up(animatronic, if I remember right), and one full-head makeup for the long and medium shots.  The actual makeup was great(may have just been a static full-head mask), but I wasn't able to get a decent shot of it.  The illo is based on the close-up head...which bears a peculiar resemblance to Willem Dafoe(?) 

Full Moon #32: El Santo Y Blue Demon Contra Los Monstruos

El Hombre Lobo from "El Santo Y Blue Demon Contra Los Monstruos", 1969. 
The film also features one of the most awkwardly dodgy cyclops i've seen in some time.

Full Moon #31: Mad Monster Party

Wolf Man from "Mad Monster Party", 1967.

Full Moon #30: Daughter Of Dr. Jekyll

Wolfman(?) from "Daughter Of Dr. Jekyll", 1957.

This particular wolfie IS the titular Dr, Jekyll, who is also explicitly stated to be a werewolf.  One could write a dissertation about how this movie mixes its monster lore.  

Full Moon #29: Orgy Of The Dead

Wolfman from "Orgy Of The Dead", 1965.


The quality was so poor on this one, I'm not even sure this is actually what the wolfman looked like.  Tried to give him the benefit of the doubt.  He was played for comedy as an idiotic redneck along with his partner-in-crime the Mummy.  Movie written by good ol' Ed Wood, stars Criswell and 9 or 10 topless dancers.  Yup, that's pretty much the whole movie.

Full Moon #28: El Hombre Y El Monstruo

Wolfman from "El Hombre Y El Monstruo", 1959.

Between another freelance rush-job (not a complaint, I'm thrilled to have the gig!) and a part-time normal(ish) job, these are on the backburner for the next couple weeks.  4 or 5 more to go and I'll be done through 1960.

Full Moon #27: The Werewolf

Wolfman from "The Werewolf", 1956.