Tag: lycanthropy
An American Werewolf in London: A Preventable Tragedy
All of these plot holes, it's like Britain's roads!
Writing in Public: Why My Blog Has No Theme
something that I didn't need to justify, but here's my reasons.
An American Werewolf in London: The Streaming Shuffle Nobody Asked For
Ah yes, tempting a werewolf with raw meat into one cage and to the next, surely that won't go wrong!
Theory: How Long Did It Take?
In 'An American Werewolf in London', How Long Did Jack Walk?
Howling Through Time and Space: Doctor Who’s Post-2005 Lycanthropic Legacy
Since Doctor Who’s triumphant return in 2005, the show has maintained its tradition of weaving lycanthropic themes into the fabric of time and space. From alien werewolves terrorising Victorian Scotland to the recurring motif of the “Bad Wolf,” the series has shown a particular fondness for lupine mythology that goes well beyond your standard monster-of-the-week formula.
Building a Moon Phase Bot for Bluesky: Because Every Platform Needs More Werewolf Energy
I've been tinkering around Bluesky for a while now, and one thing kept nagging at me: where are all the moon bots? Twitter had them. Mastodon had them. But Bluesky? Crickets. Just endless discourse about algorithm timelines and not nearly enough lunar content for my liking.
Wolfblood: A Personal Retrospective
Comfort shows are great.
Logistics of Lycanthropy and its Romanticisation
A curse turned desire.
Review: An American Werewolf in London made-for-radio BBC audio adaptation
Spoilers ahead in case you haven't watched the original film! This is a real-time review, so I discuss a lot of the details!