Bad Moon

Other good ones.

Have you ever seen Bad Moon? Yes.

I have not.

Yes.

I love Bad Moon.

It's also another tight 90-minute film.

Yeah.

Really, like, just compact story.

He co-wrote The Hitcher.

And he did, what is it? He wrote another horror movie called, uh, Bad Moon, which is like a werewolf movie.

He did a lot of writing.

He didn't do a lot of, uh, a lot of directing.

That was a good one.

It's like a cop movie.

Um, Bad Moon, like I said.

Hitcher 2.

Yeah.

And I think Bad Moon's another one that I come around to.

I

also love Bad Moon.

Take away that transformation in that early CG.

There's some great...

Bad moon is maybe trying to, I mean, I hope I don't miss out on dog soldiers in there, but bad moon is maybe the last like great production value werewolf movie.

Um, at least the one that were like really stuck that I stick to because everything else is great as dog soldiers and ginger snaps and some of the, all the other one, how there's so many phases.

That was so funny, I might just slit my throat.

Oh, wow, because we are talking about the 1996 horror film, Bad Moon, because it's spooky penis season.

That's why I did the howl.

Yeah.

... tell them all off.

And in terms of films, like, other than obviously what he's written, I kind of have mentioned the kinda big hitters there.

Other than what I've just kinda mentioned, um, Cohen and Tate from '89, Body Parts from '91, Bad Moon from '96, and then we have 100 Feet from 2008, and that kinda covers his director filmography.

But yeah.

Well, we started in the 2020s, vetoed, then we went to the '80s.

And now for the pick at number 12, Billy Ray is taking us to the 1990s with a film that carries the tagline, "Half man, half wolf, total terror." Bad Moon, the pick-

Yes

... at number 12.

Yes.

We are going, uh, all the way to Eric Red's Bad Moon, uh, which is based on a story called Thor by Wayne Smith.

And another like Silver Bullet, where the source material is very different from the film.

The book is essentially from the POV of a dog who is protecting a family.

Ooh, okay.

So anything like Bad Moon or-

Mm-hmm

... uh, Wolf Man, old Wolf Man.

It's been getting a lot more.

It's been getting more noticed the past like 10 years or so, but that's 1996 is bad moon, which

has

a really fucking awesome practical werewolf and a really awesome star of the movie.

Cause he is a star of the movie.

Like the other human actors are kind of crappy, but yeah, star of this movie.

And this is also based off a book, which I haven't, haven't read, but it's been on my list to read for, long while now but i want to check it out but yeah the dog in this 1996 horror film bad moon is a german shepherd named thor that's what thor is the name of the dog he plays and thor is awesome and supposedly in the book thor is also a badass and if i'm not mistaken and he's a badass in this movie he he fights werewolves or fights a werewolf and protects the family

Thor was the original name of the film, too, before it was called Bad Moon.