The Howling

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The Howling, along with An American Werewolf In London, revived the werewolf sub-genre in the early 80's. Of the two, I preferred AWIL, but this is also a pretty good movie. Dee Wallace stars as a news anchor doing a special report on a killer. She gets lured to the secret lair of this killer and sees strange things before the police save her. In an effort to get away and relax, she accepts the invitation of Dr. George Waggner (Macnee) that she and her husband come up to his retreat. Needless to say, this isn't gonna be a vacation...

IMDB RATING: 6.3 as of: 09/25/04	The Howling	MY RATING: 7 out of 10
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Comments: The Howling, along with An American Werewolf In London, revived the werewolf sub-genre in the early 80's. Of the two, I preferred AWIL, but this is also a pretty good movie. Dee Wallace stars as a news anchor doing a special report on a killer. She gets lured to the secret lair of this killer and sees strange things before the police save her. In an effort to get away and relax, she accepts the invitation of Dr. George Waggner (Macnee) that she and her husband come up to his retreat. Needless to say, this isn't gonna be a vacation...