Pod Stallions 122: Werewolves Part 1
Pod Stallions 122: Werewolves Part 1
Pod Stallions 122: Werewolves Part 1
The moon is full, there’s a howling wind, and like a couple of dummies we’ve decided to stay ON the moors, so the scene is set for some werewolf celebrations. On the Mt. Rushmore of monsters, the werewolf/Wolf Man is a sad, sexy, misunderstood beast who’s overdue for some Pod Stallions love. From Groovy Ghoulies to Henry Hull, stopping off at Howlings, Twilights and Zevon, we cover all the beasts of burden in our fang-tastic new episode. Werewolf? THERE wolf!
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Great episode.
I think, along with Teen Wolf (which I don’t think I’ve ever seen any version of), the Thriller video is probably the biggest werewolf/Wolfman appearance in the pop culture of the 80’s.