The Howling UHD Review • Home Theater Forum : compare

Two movies from 1981 changed the sub-genre of werewolf movie forever with their (at the time) state of the art make-up effects by showing the transformation on-screen and mostly in-camera for the first time. The first to arrive in theaters was Joe Dante’s "The Howling," finally making its domestic UHD debut courtesy of Shout! Factory.

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