Cinema Cool Tribute To Werewolf Movies

[nunofm2005]

Great tribute!

[flowergreeeeed]

Hahahhhh.... great vid man.

[shootingin24p]

Great vid! Very enjoyable!

[Themaniacnextdoor]

I love stop-motion werewolf transformations. Great clips and i'm glad no mension of Wolfen came up, i've actually heard and seen claims its a werewolf movie!

[Sharkmillian91]

From which movie is the scene at 3:13 ?

[phillyeagles911]

@Sharkmillian91 It's from Fright Night



[Sharkmillian91]

@phillyeagles911 Awww thanks a lot ^^

[capebee]

WHY do you not have more views? Your reviews knock me out.

[tulllguy]

lol at Lou Costello.

[wasteingtimehere]

Why does cinemacoolshow not have extremely high views and ratings? Fans Unite! Let's get these quality reviews the fame they deserve! 5 stars from this viewer! Thanks Richard!

[blacksuperbeast]

cool awsome

[EndlessLaymon]

Great vid. I love lycanthropes.

[popothechan]

Brilliant tribute and very true, no Werewolf movie is ever really a happy ending.

[Absolutesublime1]

This was excellent! The Waxwork scene was epic!

[ULPF63]

This is GREAT!!!!

Uli

[TheOctoberspirit]

I really liked it. Well put together, great job thumbs up!!!!!

[TheOctoberspirit]

I really liked it. Well put together, great job!!!

[donovan1971]

that was really entertaining.

[imarocker2u]

Lon Chaney forever RIP :)

[salimm]

I just wanted to respond to the uploader ... I have seen American Werewolf in London several times and I don't recall the scene where the werewolf in particular tears the poor guy's head in half ... is it from an uncut version or from a deleted scenes extras package on a DVD? I'm talking specifically the scene from 1:37 to 1:41 - please respond.Thanks for your time and effort!

[cinemacoolshow]

@salimm The scene you're referring to is actually taken from an 80s movie called WAXWORK, not American Werewolf.

[salimm]

@cinemacoolshow

Thanks!

[Themaniacnextdoor]

@cinemacoolshow Hey, do you know if the scene from AWIL where the hobo's die has survived? Also, why no mension of how the Howling changed the werewolf being a character you feel bad for, and who doesn't understand himself?

[han9151]

@salimm the scene is at the adult theatre. just as the police inspector arrives and the werewolf breaks out and goes straight for his throat.. watch again only slower

[EndlessLaymon]

Cool video.

[TheEbbemonster]

Yet another great video! You really know your classics!

[TheUnderdwellers]

Another great tribute, I love werewolf movies.

I grew up with Curse of the Werewolf, Werewolf in London, Howling and Paul Naschy movies. One question, what do you guys think of Paul Naschy's movies, some are better than others I suppose.

[cinemacoolshow]

@TheUnderdwellers Thanks buddy! Curse of the Werewolf is pretty exceptional. Naschy's Night of the Werewolf was good fun. What would you say is his best?

[TheUnderdwellers]

@cinemacoolshow As Paul Naschy goes I'd have to say Hunchback of the Morgue is one of the better ones. Some of them can be a task to sit through, but they are a most part more of a visual experience and he really nails a gothic atmosphere. My favourite Daninsky movie is The Werewolf and the Yeti.

[cinemacoolshow]

@TheUnderdwellers Werewolf and the Yeti sounds epic...

[swr2777]

Great job, cinemacoolshow crew. I continue to love the way that you all combine a classic awareness of the films of decades past with a hip, fresh present-day attitude. Definitely helps to bridge the generational gap successfully, while still celebrating the timelessness of the genre. Well done!

[cinemacoolshow]

@swr2777 Thanks for all the kind words :)

[gonzojim]

Where is my favorite?

Maneater

[stullyo2003]

My opinion...the narration hurts more than helps. It would be much better without it. Plus its too loud.

[redbaron932]

another good show 

[cinemacoolshow]

@redbaron932 Thanks for watching!