Iconic anime poses are memorable and recognizable even to non-anime fans from various shows and genres. Cosplayers often ...

It's been nearly a century since the first wolf-man took a bite out of the big screen, when 1935's Werewolf of London — yes, his hair was perfect — kicked off a long, lupine tradition of ...

The Wolf Cut has gained massive recognition over the years. It is a trendy hairstyle for men of all ages ... achieve the desired look. Regular hair cuts every 2 to 4 weeks will keep the sides from ...

Though dimming the lights is a common strategy for obscuring not-so-special effects — you can’t scoff at what you can’t see! — Wolf Man has nothing to hide in that department, at least for ...

Before long, by which I mean to say they literally don’t even get as far as Blake’s old house, they’re attacked in the forest by a wolf man. They flee to his dad’s property and barricade t ...

But he receives a letter alerting him that Grady, long missing ... Blake gradually grows into the titular Wolf Man, growing more hair, elongating his limbs and just generally looking ickier.

And his hair ... the wolf." 30 years later, Blake is a struggling writer in NYC, married to Charlotte (Julia Garner), and father to Ginger (Matilda Firth). When he receives word that his long ...

With “Wolf Man,” director Leigh Whannell (“The Invisible ... “I designed a sculpt 30 and a half-foot-long of Blake on the floor, against the wall, rather sad and tragic, and him losing ...

As long as there have been vampires ... delve into the mythology and lore surrounding them. The latest entry, Wolf Man, directed by Leigh Whannell and co-written with Corbett Tuck, offers yet ...

In Leigh Whannell’s Wolf Man, both the elements of sadness and brutality ... fingernails ripping off, and big chunks of hair coming unglued. It was enough to make several people in the theater ...

and big chunks of hair coming unglued. It was enough to make several people in the theater hide their eyes. Leigh Whannell Wolf Man, Blake on the floor Universal Pictures But, indeed, the scariest ...