A quiet retreat in the woods promises healing, but the neighbors get loud after dark.
The serial killer in this werewolf movie leaves a cheerful little calling card everywhere he goes. What is it?
Yellow smiley face stickers In The Howling, a TV news anchor named Karen survives a run-in with killer Eddie Quist, and his creepy smiley faces later got a nod on a fridge door in Gremlins.
The movie's original monster-makeup artist quit partway through filming. What kind of project did he leave for?
A rival werewolf movie Rick Baker left to work on An American Werewolf in London, which came out the same year, handing the job to Rob Bottin the effects.
A news anchor turns into a werewolf on live TV to prove monsters are real. How do viewers at home react?
They assume it's special effects After escaping a countryside therapy resort full of werewolves, Karen goes on air to warn the world, but the audience is just amused.
To make an actor's face bulge and stretch into a wolf's on camera, what did the effects team hide under his fake rubber skin?
Inflatable air bladders Eddie's on-screen transformation was Bottin's most celebrated effect, and one critic said the rest of the movie never topped it.
This werewolf movie's success landed its director a job making which mischievous creature movie for Steven Spielberg?
Gremlins Warner Bros. hired director Joe Dante and producer Michael Finnell after The Howling became a hit that also spawned seven sequels.