@@kristinecollier8113 Not the way Dee tells it. They were very much in love and still married after a joyous 18 years when he died suddenly of a heart attack. No record of abuse.
I loved the howling, the that transformation scene is my favorite of all werewolf turn scenes, done with no CGI, only good props and make up. And the ending was so sad, I've cried to it seeing her pain.
Dee Wallace and Christopher Stone NEVER divorced, he DIED in 1995. In some of her movies you can see photographs of both of them together even as resent as 2005 in "Headspace." He died suddenly of a heart attack which is weird because he was always in good shape, healthy THIS was one of the COOLEST werewolf movies in ages.
I've always liked The Howling more than An American Werewolf in London-----and I *love* the latter. It just goes to show how good The Howling *really* is. I like the Werewolf more in The Howling. It looks more like a classic wolfman (as opposed to a glorified dog). However, nothing will *ever* beat the transformation scene in An American Werewolf in London. It's a damn shame that Universal didn't allot the time required for Rick Baker to incorporate a non-CGI transformation in 2010's Wolfman. However, for a CGI transformation, it was *really* good. That movie gets a bad rap all around. I thought it was epic and just an all-around solid homage to classic horror films.
You remember Bad Moon? I usually hate CGI, but, I thought it actually worked in Bad Moon. This movie kinda reminded me of Silver Bullet, another good one you need to add to your list.
A bit of an understatement that Bottin did a pretty good job with the FX. The transformation of Eddie Quist is amazing and definitely more menacing than those found in other werewolf movies.
Hell to the Yes! Dog Soldiers is another underrated classic hidden gem. I love all werewolf flicks and Dog Soldiers is in my top 5. This generation needs some more good down to earth horror werewolf movies. Good call on Dog Soldiers. A+++
I remember watching this movie at my GF's house when I was a senior in high school. I lived on a farm and had no cable tv. She lived in a nearby town and had cable. This is the best werewolf movie I've ever seen. Just perfect ! All the other Howling movies didn't hold a candle to this classic.
The first time I met Dee Wallace, she told me that Dante kept scaring the shit out of her on set so she'd give a more convincing performance. She wanted to slap him more than a few times.
The Howling, American werewolf in London, and Wolven...remember them all in the theaters. Thanks for bringing back memories of my high school years. Love ya minty.
@@susanalexander6721 That movie had some of the creepiest monster shots and succeeded in actually scaring me when I was a kid. Not to mention it had the most sobering opening I think any of these movies have ever had
What Minty didn't mention is that Knightriders is a sort of modern day King Arthur movie so there were two Arthurian themed movies out there that year. If you search hard you may still be able to catch a reasonable upload of Knightriders on TH-cam.
"I'm going to give you a piece of my mind", best line in a movie EVER! this film gave me proper nightmares as a kid, absolutely love it, and it's still eminently watchable now. Great video minty, cheers! And Howling 3 was genunely hysterical!!
Rob Botin's creature effects were ground-breaking at the time. I saw this movie when it opened in theaters, and during the big transformation scene, a young girl, maybe 12 or 13, started screaming, jumped up out of her seat and ran screaming out of the theater. That was really impressive.
@@TallSilentGuy Perhaps not. Back in the 80ies we had a cinema that only showed Italo Westerns and Horror movies. They had rarely visitors and were nearly broke. So I watched movies like Django, Dawn of the dead or City of the living dead without any problems. I was only 14.
An interesting fact about one of the sequels that ties into Minty's info regarding how The Howling strays far from the original novels: Howling IV: The Original Nightmare(while not very good at all imo) is actually a "reboot" of the original movie. Unlike the original though, it stays very true to the story and events of the first 'The Howling' novel by Gary Brandner. Also, as far as Brandner's novels go, there is a trilogy of them. If you're a fan of the movie they are a pretty cool read as the first 2 novels continue the story from the movie. The big difference being that Roy(Bill in the movie) and Marcia are still alive and together, and are trying to hunt down Karen. The 3rd book is a different set of characters, but still tie in to the original town of Drago(The Colony in the movie) where Karen and the other main characters started the story off. Very good books(Minty is right though, they are DARK) so check them out if you get the chance(if you can find the illustrated versions get those as the artwork in them is really cool).
lol, I feel your pain. I have a brother 7 years older than I am, apparently scarring his 5-7ish year old younger bro was a blast. Caught Hellraiser not long after lol
When you think about it the Howling's a masterpiece of movie making. Today they can't make decent Werewolf film with 50x the budget and way more time. I mean Werewolf Transformation sex scene, they had imagination back then.
@plaguelock totally with you on that one! Personally though if I was Karen and witnessing that s**t, I'd be like "oh HELL no, I'm outta here!" 😨😨 But i think they made her character stay even though she could escape (Eddie's transformation would no doubt make it hard for him to chase her) to show her in absolute shock and horror and keep her frozen in terror.
@Brett Hazelton I think the 2010 remake of "The Wolfman", with Benicio Del Toro and Anthony Hopkins was very well done, although nothing like the Howling or AAWIL. I enjoyed the classic feel of that one as well.
Rob Botin didn't do all the effects for John Carpenter's The Thing. Botin had a 35 plus team, and in addition; Rick Baker created the dog thing, and Randall William Cook created the Blair thing.
xylupis Stan Winston did the dog Thing and Randall William Cook is a stop motion modeler. He didn't create anything, he followed the directorial or storyboard instructions. Have no idea where you got Rick Baker from, lol. And Rob Bottin (this is how it's spelled, btw) had a crew of 35 at it's PEAK. It was about 1/2 that size through most of the production.
1981 was the year of the werewolf at the movies. Numerous werewolf films were released throughout the year, The Howling being one of them. Of course, you mentioned AAWiL (best one) and I believe Wolfen came out that year too. Anyways, great stuff as usual AND would it kill you to do NEAR DARK?!? 😝
you should have mentioned Robert Picardo as Eddie Quist, it was one his first roles...he also starred as the Cowboy in Inner Space and of course Star Trek Voyager fans know him best as the holographic Doctor.
@@denofearthundertheeverlast5138 I really enjoyed the murder mystery theme, with the werewolf twist. I didn't mind The Freaks either but, it gets a pass from me because I love it when a werewolf kicks vampire ass!
10 Things you didn't know about Lady Hawk This movie has Michelle Pfeiffe, Rutgar Houer and Mathew Broderick with a Synth music score that grows on you. Love ya!
This is DEFINATLY an all time classic! Great choice to do your next video! This movie changed werewolf movies FOREVER! You have a great talent breaking these all time hits down. Roll on Minty!!
The scariest/funniest scene of the entire movie, "Let me give you a piece of my mind!" he then proceeds to dig in his skull and pull out the bullet!!😛😛😛
The Science Fiction connection: Dee Wallace Stone played the mother in E.T.; what went unmentioned is that Eddie was played by Robert Picardo who, many years later, was the holographic Doctor in STAR TREK: VOYAGER.
Aaron Greenfield-I know,right?Werewolves aren't supposed to be people-friendly.Just like the awesome Vampires in 30 Days of Night,they should be ripping open throats and chest cavities as vicious human killers.(That's just my preference though.)
Don't you ever put that crap of a werewolf, and disgrace of a vampire that sparkles next to this cult classic. Twilight needs to die out of mind for good.
4:23 - Well THAT character is supposed to be an EVIL SADISTIC SERIAL KILLER type, which accounts for the SMILE - it's a FIENDISH GRIN. 6:54 - Not to mention a were-BALERINA, .. . I've even got a video of THAT wierd scene on MY own channel.
Have you ever seen Dog Soldiers? What would be your take on a British werewolf movie (especially since it has the greatest death line EVER by a Scotsnan)?
Streetwhore8te4 Thank you. I was just getting ready to comment on this error. Not only were they still married at the time of his death, but had just started working on a TV sitcom together
Exactly it was horrible because they really loved each other and worked hard to have their daughter. Sadly Dee and their daughter had been out that day and found him when they returned home. They were a very happy solid couple from what I remember cause they worked together on a Lassie series too for several years in the early 90’s.
Go Minty Go!!! I love his presentation and joyful treatment of the best and worst of movies and tv!!! And I love his music choices ;) Arrroooooooooo!!!
I don't know how the heck you find most of this trivia but it's wicked. I've never even heard of the Howling and you even featured two more cool looking films as a bonus, Knightriders, Going Ape, Raising Cain, bloody hell, you spoil everyone, I'll definitely give these a watch sometime too, adding them to the very big list I still got from your other videos. Something about this one that just feels more chilled than a lot of your past videos, probably the music. I love Kim Wilde's tunes. Oh yeah and about 9:35 I had no idea Christopher Stone was in the Howling, small World =P It would be so cool if you kept the Werewolf ball rolling and do a video about Silver Bullet sometime, another good Werewolf film I really recommend.
I love watching these 10 things you didn't know very rarely do you get me with something I didn't know but every once in awhile you do give me something I didn't know about the movie so I love it
You shouldn't limit yourself to movies. There are plenty of old horror tv shows that you could cover. BTW, The Howling is Awesome & your choice of music in these videos is fantastic. Keep it up!
Agreed, minty, your musical choices for your videos, always make them that much more entertaining. I especially loved your musical choices for the video you did about Friday the 13th part 3.
Eeerm, I think you got some facts wrong. Christopher Stone and Dee Wallace were married in 1980 before The Howling was made, you can actually see a wedding photo of them when they are in the living room. Christopher died of a heart attack in December of 1995 whilst he was asleep and there has never been mention of a divorce!!!!
I'm more into vampire movies. But I make an exception for the howling. I love❤️ the behind the scenes stuff. especially stuff you can't find on Blu-ray or DVD . Thanks minty.
Great one, Minty! However, the reference in Gremlins, where the movie theater has a title "Watch the Skies", was a nod to Spielberg's Close Encounters, since that was the plug-line for CE3K. Not Night Skies.
"The Howling"(1981) is an excellent and very atmospheric horror movie! This is one of the 5 best Werewolf horror movies of all time for sure!
I must correct you. Dee Wallace and Christopher Stone were not divorced in 1995. He died of a heart attack 10/20/95.
They got divorced because he beat her. Him dying that year was a bonus.
@@kristinecollier8113
Not the way Dee tells it. They were very much in love and still married after a joyous 18 years when he died suddenly of a heart attack. No record of abuse.
I loved the howling, the that transformation scene is my favorite of all werewolf turn scenes, done with no CGI, only good props and make up. And the ending was so sad, I've cried to it seeing her pain.
Dee Wallace and Christopher Stone NEVER divorced, he DIED in 1995. In some of her movies you can see photographs of both of them together even as resent as 2005 in "Headspace." He died suddenly of a heart attack which is weird because he was always in good shape, healthy
THIS was one of the COOLEST werewolf movies in ages.
That is very sad and horrible.:-(:-(:-O
Shannon Reynolds I'm guessing cocaine, it was real big in the 80s.
Quite correct, she did however divorce her previous first husband, Barry Wallace, who's name she still uses.
Yeah as soon as he said that they divorced I shouted "ummm....wrong!" Fact check plz lol good call
@@cameronwaddel4072 she divorced her second husband Richard Stanley Gryebet as well
The Howling will always be my favorite werewolf movie.
Vengeance Gaming same here !
It's a shared first place with An American werewolf in London
Mine too! 😎✌🍻
I've always liked The Howling more than An American Werewolf in London-----and I *love* the latter. It just goes to show how good The Howling *really* is. I like the Werewolf more in The Howling. It looks more like a classic wolfman (as opposed to a glorified dog). However, nothing will *ever* beat the transformation scene in An American Werewolf in London. It's a damn shame that Universal didn't allot the time required for Rick Baker to incorporate a non-CGI transformation in 2010's Wolfman. However, for a CGI transformation, it was *really* good. That movie gets a bad rap all around. I thought it was epic and just an all-around solid homage to classic horror films.
likewise!
1: American Werewolf in London
2: The Howling
3: Dog Soldiers
4: Bad Moon
You remember Bad Moon? I usually hate CGI, but, I thought it actually worked in Bad Moon. This movie kinda reminded me of Silver Bullet, another good one you need to add to your list.
Don't forget Silver Bullet
Uh, Wolfen
don't forget "Cursed" with Christina ricci
Ginger Snaps
A bit of an understatement that Bottin did a pretty good job with the FX. The transformation of Eddie Quist is amazing and definitely more menacing than those found in other werewolf movies.
THANK YOU!!!
Eddies transformation is the best in my opinion. AWIL had great fx & it did win an oscar but I think The Howlings Transformation are scarier.
Another great werewolf movie was Dog Soldiers
Bill Stafford I thought it was okay.
Yes it was have you seen howl
Hell to the Yes! Dog Soldiers is another underrated classic hidden gem. I love all werewolf flicks and Dog Soldiers is in my top 5. This generation needs some more good down to earth horror werewolf movies. Good call on Dog Soldiers. A+++
Yeah, "Dog Soldiers" was a DAMN good werewolf movie.
Yes! Dog soldiers is the last best one. Rumors of a part 2.
I remember watching this movie at my GF's house when I was a senior in high school. I lived on a farm and had no cable tv. She lived in a nearby town and had cable. This is the best werewolf movie I've ever seen. Just perfect ! All the other Howling movies didn't hold a candle to this classic.
One of the better werewolf movies during the 80s. The transformation scenes were pretty impressive for the time. I love Patrick Macnee in this movie.
The first time I met Dee Wallace, she told me that Dante kept scaring the shit out of her on set so she'd give a more convincing performance. She wanted to slap him more than a few times.
Always love me some Minty in the Morning with my coffee
Michael Childress yeah me Minty is da man for sure
Same. Ha!
Oh and you missed one... The "Old Man" was played by the legendary John Carradine!
I noticed that too
he played Dracula twice
The Howling, American werewolf in London, and Wolven...remember them all in the theaters. Thanks for bringing back memories of my high school years. Love ya minty.
Holy bananas, Big Brother, I saw Wolfen at the drive-in when it was new.
ya, I am old enough to remember going to the drive-ins too. I am not sure if any more exist.
A few these days, but not enough, in my opinion. Those were awesome days to be a kid, weren't they?
Wolven had Albert Finney in it, right?
Big Brother *Wolfen
Love the movie. I would never forget the ending.
Trivia note: Dick Miller was in both of Joe Dante's movies,this and Gremlins,another great movie.
He was in The Burbs too, another Dante film.
I love Dog Soldiers more as a whole, but The Howling has my favorite werewolf Design, easily
For me, they are neck and neck. But yeah. Best WW design - the Howling.
Love Dog Soldiers. Also like Bad Moon with Michael Pare and Mariel Hemingway. A German Shepherd was the real star of that movie.
@@susanalexander6721 That movie had some of the creepiest monster shots and succeeded in actually scaring me when I was a kid. Not to mention it had the most sobering opening I think any of these movies have ever had
Excalibur is one of my favorite King Arthur movies!
one of my favorite movies, minty do 10 things about excalibur next
Todd Bramlett please minty
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
What Minty didn't mention is that Knightriders is a sort of modern day King Arthur movie so there were two Arthurian themed movies out there that year. If you search hard you may still be able to catch a reasonable upload of Knightriders on TH-cam.
Jace Frost Mine too! John Boorman made that movie into something truly magical and mesmerizing.
"I'm going to give you a piece of my mind", best line in a movie EVER! this film gave me proper nightmares as a kid, absolutely love it, and it's still eminently watchable now. Great video minty, cheers! And Howling 3 was genunely hysterical!!
Rob Botin's creature effects were ground-breaking at the time. I saw this movie when it opened in theaters, and during the big transformation scene, a young girl, maybe 12 or 13, started screaming, jumped up out of her seat and ran screaming out of the theater. That was really impressive.
How did a 13 year old girl manage to get into an X-rated movie? I call bullshit.
@@TallSilentGuy I call idiot... The Howling was rated R. A minor only needs to be accompanied by an 'adult' 17 yrs or older. This was in the U.S.
@@TallSilentGuy Perhaps not. Back in the 80ies we had a cinema that only showed Italo Westerns and Horror movies.
They had rarely visitors and were nearly broke. So I watched movies like Django, Dawn of the dead or City of the living dead without any problems. I was only 14.
Tales from the Crypt Demon Knight needs a Minty video! After all Dick Miller plays a demon possessed drunkard in it!
Excellent suggestion, Necesary Evil! I love that movie!
An interesting fact about one of the sequels that ties into Minty's info regarding how The Howling strays far from the original novels:
Howling IV: The Original Nightmare(while not very good at all imo) is actually a "reboot" of the original movie. Unlike the original though, it stays very true to the story and events of the first 'The Howling' novel by Gary Brandner.
Also, as far as Brandner's novels go, there is a trilogy of them. If you're a fan of the movie they are a pretty cool read as the first 2 novels continue the story from the movie. The big difference being that Roy(Bill in the movie) and Marcia are still alive and together, and are trying to hunt down Karen. The 3rd book is a different set of characters, but still tie in to the original town of Drago(The Colony in the movie) where Karen and the other main characters started the story off. Very good books(Minty is right though, they are DARK) so check them out if you get the chance(if you can find the illustrated versions get those as the artwork in them is really cool).
Thanks! I'm going to look for these books.
Nice video minty. One of the nice movies of the 80s based on were wolf. An american werewolf in london & Silver bullet were my favorites.
I remember this movie scaring the Sh!t out of me. I was like 5 and my Aunt got it on her Betamax player and It haunted my dreams for years!!
lol, I feel your pain. I have a brother 7 years older than I am, apparently scarring his 5-7ish year old younger bro was a blast. Caught Hellraiser not long after lol
I was 5 or 6 two. Cant remember if I saw it on VHS or Laserdisk but it scared the shit out of me too. Now I'm werewolf crazy
I was 11 and it scared me as well.
I saw it when i was 13 and i still cant watch it. Movie freaks me out. Even this silly review gave me the heebie jeebies
Excalibur and Knightriders...
2 of the greatest movies ever
Dee Wallace becomes a WERE WOOKIE in the final scene.
Hahaha!
I did think the same! 😂😂😂😂😂
She looked more like an ewok to me
When you think about it the Howling's a masterpiece of movie making. Today they can't make decent Werewolf film with 50x the budget and way more time.
I mean Werewolf Transformation sex scene, they had imagination back then.
Yeah, today you only get CGI werewolves, LMAO!
I totally agree. Due to all 3D and CGE stuff we have now, it's nearly impossible make a truly unique and bone-chilling and terrifying werewolf film.
@plaguelock totally with you on that one! Personally though if I was Karen and witnessing that s**t, I'd be like "oh HELL no, I'm outta here!" 😨😨 But i think they made her character stay even though she could escape (Eddie's transformation would no doubt make it hard for him to chase her) to show her in absolute shock and horror and keep her frozen in terror.
@Brett Hazelton I think the 2010 remake of "The Wolfman", with Benicio Del Toro and Anthony Hopkins was very well done, although nothing like the Howling or AAWIL. I enjoyed the classic feel of that one as well.
While not a specific werewolf movie, i thought the transformation in Trick r' Treat was pretty awesome
Rob bottin is a god!!!!
Did all the practical effects for "the thing"
Rob Botin didn't do all the effects for John Carpenter's The Thing. Botin had a 35 plus team, and in addition; Rick Baker created the dog thing, and Randall William Cook created the Blair thing.
xylupis Stan Winston did the dog Thing and Randall William Cook is a stop motion modeler. He didn't create anything, he followed the directorial or storyboard instructions. Have no idea where you got Rick Baker from, lol. And Rob Bottin (this is how it's spelled, btw) had a crew of 35 at it's PEAK. It was about 1/2 that size through most of the production.
1981 was the year of the werewolf at the movies. Numerous werewolf films were released throughout the year, The Howling being one of them. Of course, you mentioned AAWiL (best one) and I believe Wolfen came out that year too. Anyways, great stuff as usual AND would it kill you to do NEAR DARK?!? 😝
you should have mentioned Robert Picardo as Eddie Quist, it was one his first roles...he also starred as the Cowboy in Inner Space and of course Star Trek Voyager fans know him best as the holographic Doctor.
Also in Legend as the witch
I though I remembered his voice in star trek and interspace...lol good one bro!!!!
Mark Gannett he was also Meg mucklebee in the film LEGEND!
I was surprised he never mentioned that.
Wondered how Robert Picardo was missed.
Sybil Danning Queen of 80s B-movies. thanks for the mammaries!
Everything after the 1st Howling was stupid!!!😂😂😂😂
Some were like furry porn.
I liked the boobs in part 2 lol
@@riteousrighthand6144 Yeah Howling V The Rebirth, that was the best one since the original.
@@denofearthundertheeverlast5138 I really enjoyed the murder mystery theme, with the werewolf twist. I didn't mind The Freaks either but, it gets a pass from me because I love it when a werewolf kicks vampire ass!
@@riteousrighthand6144 I'll have to check The Freaks out.
God bless you Sybil Danning. The Howling II and Malibu Express will always be a part of my childhood. Great rack 10/10
10 Things you didn't know about Lady Hawk
This movie has Michelle Pfeiffe, Rutgar Houer and Mathew Broderick with a Synth music score that grows on you.
Love ya!
Seconding this. That would be awesome.
The smiley face in Gremlins!!! Thank you!
I also like that Horror Legends John Caradine and Patrick Macgee was also in the film along with Actor Slim Pickens as the Sheriff lol
This is DEFINATLY an all time classic! Great choice to do your next video! This movie changed werewolf movies FOREVER! You have a great talent breaking these all time hits down. Roll on Minty!!
When your 41 and you just realise, Elliott's mum is 🔥
Great background song! "We're the kids"
Dee Wallace and Christopher Stone were married until his death in 1995.
Man I had a major crush on Dee Wallace back in my late teens, early 20s - She was a knockout😍
RIP - The great Dick Miller.
The scariest/funniest scene of the entire movie, "Let me give you a piece of my mind!" he then proceeds to dig in his skull and pull out the bullet!!😛😛😛
I can laugh at it now. I was freaked out when I was 6. Lol! Still a great movie. Better than most modern werewolf movies... Which is kind of sad.
The Science Fiction connection: Dee Wallace Stone played the mother in E.T.; what went unmentioned is that Eddie was played by Robert Picardo who, many years later, was the holographic Doctor in STAR TREK: VOYAGER.
And Robert Picardo was almost hired as Captain Jaun Luc Picard in STTNG...
ET's mom had to deal with both a rabid dog and Werewolf? Man I bet she had to get tons of counseling 😂😂
Great video Minty
Dee Wallace and Christopher Stone didn't get a divorce in 1995.
He DIED in 1995. They were still married at the time.
The list of the best werewolf movies- howling. American werewolf in London. Metal werewolf. Dog soldiers.
If Only They would have eaten Team Edward!
Aaron Greenfield
Yeah, I'm not Team Eddie.
More Team Marsha.
Aaron Greenfield Haa Haaa!!! 😂😂
Aaron Greenfield-I know,right?Werewolves aren't supposed to be people-friendly.Just like the awesome Vampires in 30 Days of Night,they should be ripping open throats and chest cavities as vicious human killers.(That's just my preference though.)
Don't you ever put that crap of a werewolf, and disgrace of a vampire that sparkles next to this cult classic. Twilight needs to die out of mind for good.
"You're crazy" / "I'm much more than that, bright boy" classic scene
Minty I've been asking for months and you finally did it, you da man!!
Great video, Minty. It would be awesome if you did a video for Excalibur or Knight Riders; both deserve more praise than they get.
Yes! Another great video from Minty Comedic Arts!
THX1138 he never ceases to fail!
MINTY IS THE MAN!! Love how your take on 1981's the Howling was beautifully made.
4:23 - Well THAT character is supposed to be an EVIL SADISTIC SERIAL KILLER type, which accounts for the SMILE - it's a FIENDISH GRIN.
6:54 - Not to mention a were-BALERINA, .. . I've even got a video of THAT wierd scene on MY own channel.
My all time favorite werewolf movie of all time. Love the atmosphere, acting, effect and Dick Miller.
Have you ever seen Dog Soldiers? What would be your take on a British werewolf movie (especially since it has the greatest death line EVER by a Scotsnan)?
Wouldn't they be Scottish lycanthropes
i loved the first 3 movies. campy as they were... (thank you for playing the song "howl" in the background, love that song)
Another Dick Miller movie?? Boy he gets around. Also, I love the Howling! Too bad about the sequels.
Awesome job with this one Minty! The Howling is one of my favorite movies.
I had to like this comment it's so true, and because it's been sitting up here for 3 (damn) years! Yikes.😳 Not cool!🙄
the worst part was the very end when Dee Wallace turns into a were-pekingese
the only bad part of that scene was when he killed her!
I thought she looked like an ewok
Hilarious yet true!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂...oh that was a good one!!!
She was just plain precious, though; just wanted to hug the stuffin' out of her...😁
Oh Minty, how could you simply gloss over The Howling V. With the exception of the first movie, this one easily tops all of them!
I agree
I haven't seen part 5, but want to. I love part 4.
I love part 4 also!
What part was the freakshow?
Agreed
I’m happy you have one of those British/South African/Australian accents. Makes me enjoy the video more! 😂
Knightriders is an all-time favorite of mine!
maybe the hunger ??? with bowie for a unique minty revue
You rock Mr. Minty!!! Watch out for those werewolf kangaroos.....lol
Actually Minty....Dee Wallace and Christopher stone didn't divorce....he died....lol But awesome video once again man....keep it up!
Streetwhore8te4 that's what I was just about to comment. They were married until he died from a heart attack on Oct 20, 1995.
Streetwhore8te4 Thank you. I was just getting ready to comment on this error. Not only were they still married at the time of his death, but had just started working on a TV sitcom together
Exactly it was horrible because they really loved each other and worked hard to have their daughter. Sadly Dee and their daughter had been out that day and found him when they returned home. They were a very happy solid couple from what I remember cause they worked together on a Lassie series too for several years in the early 90’s.
I heard that she was shooting The Frighteners in New Zealand when she heard of his death. That's her story anyway
I was about to comment that also, but decided to see if anyone else had.
She had divorced her first husband Barry Wallace. But not Christopher Stone.
Go Minty Go!!! I love his presentation and joyful treatment of the best and worst of movies and tv!!! And I love his music choices ;) Arrroooooooooo!!!
Pleeeease do Raising Caine, more people need to experience Lithgow as a madman!
Love The Howling I really like the second one too 🤦♀️ I’m off to watch it now 😂
Please do DOG SOLDIERS to add to your werewolf movies!
Great movie.
I don't know how the heck you find most of this trivia but it's wicked. I've never even heard of the Howling and you even featured two more cool looking films as a bonus, Knightriders, Going Ape, Raising Cain, bloody hell, you spoil everyone, I'll definitely give these a watch sometime too, adding them to the very big list I still got from your other videos.
Something about this one that just feels more chilled than a lot of your past videos, probably the music. I love Kim Wilde's tunes.
Oh yeah and about 9:35 I had no idea Christopher Stone was in the Howling, small World =P
It would be so cool if you kept the Werewolf ball rolling and do a video about Silver Bullet sometime, another good Werewolf film I really recommend.
I LOVE YOU MINTY! Also, any chance of Creepshow series video in the future?
From the best friend you never knew, Max :)
Señor minty another great video to have a nice start of my week
This movie ....brings me child memor...terrors
The only thing that was good about The Howling 2 was Sybil Danning's juggs
Fuckin right XD
Bobby Green oh yes Sybil Danning and her twins.
Christopher lee was cool haha but the jugs man, Just put the ending credits on repeat
Honest review of the film lol. Havent heard juggs in a long time. Classic Bobby Green
The ending with the same scene of Stirba stripping 17 times
I was lucky enough to find your channel a little more than a month ago.
From one horror fan to another,
I love it and keep up the awesome vids!
Howling 3 features werewolves but with Tasmanian wolves which are marsupials
Not kangaroos
The idea of having Howling vs Elvis made me chuckle. 😄
I do love a good werewolf movie. The howing was a great movie but the rest of the howing series not so good.
Yeah they kinda sucked the other ones .
V was good
They just made too many sequels, same thing that always happens if they make too many sequels.
@Hugh Jassel no. Bad Moon werewolf design was way better. The Howling had way better transformation scene tho'.
I like the 2nd and 3rd one as well. The 3rd one was unique to say the least. Once again another great vid man
The Howling 3 had "werethylacines". Not " werekangaroos".
Always watch your videos at lunch Minty! Working 3rd shift you make my lunch entertaining! 👍🏻✌🏻
I kind of liked “Howling 5: The Rebirth...it was one part werewolf movie...one part “clue”...lol
Yay! Glad to know of another Dick Miller fan!😁👍
Actually, Dee Wallace and Christopher Stone remained married until his death in 1995 by a heart attack.
The Howling has the most accurate depictions of a transformation
Minty please do 10 Things you Didn't know about Peter Jackson's "Dead Alive"
That sounds like a good idea!
"Brain Dead" was the original title for the film that's all I know
we all need to tell Minty to do it !!!!!! DEAD ALIVE !!!!!!
Brandon Page I wrote a bunch of Dead Alive hopefully he sees it
I love watching these 10 things you didn't know very rarely do you get me with something I didn't know but every once in awhile you do give me something I didn't know about the movie so I love it
Love the animal t-shirt
Saw this movie in the theater when I was about 9 years old... Scared the ever loving shit out of me!! 🤣 Defenetly a classic. 🤘😃
You shouldn't limit yourself to movies. There are plenty of old horror tv shows that you could cover. BTW, The Howling is Awesome & your choice of music in these videos is fantastic. Keep it up!
Agreed, minty, your musical choices for your videos, always make them that much more entertaining. I especially loved your musical choices for the video you did about Friday the 13th part 3.
Damn. I never knew that there were that many Howling Movies. Great job Minty.
Eeerm, I think you got some facts wrong. Christopher Stone and Dee Wallace were married in 1980 before The Howling was made, you can actually see a wedding photo of them when they are in the living room.
Christopher died of a heart attack in December of 1995 whilst he was asleep and there has never been mention of a divorce!!!!
I'm more into vampire movies. But I make an exception for the howling. I love❤️ the behind the scenes stuff. especially stuff you can't find on Blu-ray or DVD . Thanks minty.
Seriously, Dick Miller tribute should be a thing that happens.
Yes
Best looking Werewolves in cinema history! Thank you Rob Bottin (pronounced bó-teen).
I really wish there was a werewolf movie where the werewolf was the hero and had control over their transformation.
I think so there is one movie in comedy genre. Teen wolf if i am not wrong.
Rohan M 23 i was thinking something more recent, and not that horrid tv series.
Skyrim, ok it's not a movie, but you could pretend. 😉
Which one? theres at least 3 series one of which is on Netflix based off of a book series.
Rohan M 23 boxing a werewolf awesome
I was just watching The Howling yesterday. It's a great horror film! Thank you for the video.
And not once, did I mention my main man Dick Miller is in this movie. Wait what?!!!
Gotta do people under the stairs minty
Aaron Greenfield Not all of us like that old fart. Seriously he's way too overrated and irrelevant.
RisingVictor. I'm quoting something Minty said at the end of the video, did you even watch it?
Aaron Greenfield :) 👍🏻
+Caleb M I agree. That's one of my favorite movies.
Great one, Minty! However, the reference in Gremlins, where the movie theater has a title "Watch the Skies", was a nod to Spielberg's Close Encounters, since that was the plug-line for CE3K. Not Night Skies.
What about Robert Picardo, the EMH, as Eddie?
Really love your vids there Minty. Thanks for keeping it all awesome.
Jeepers creepers next!! Please!
"Be eating you?"
that director is a jeeper creeper in real life
PerlerNostalgia I know, what’s your point?
UncleDannyBoy I agree but covering a film by a convicted child molester may not sit well with some viewers.
The director molested a child.