Silver Bullet
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We get a scene were Marty watches some other kids playing baseball, perhaps wishing he could play baseball too without first constructing a battlemech.

The werewolf priest appears, counter-stalking Marty via his Wolfcar as Marty drives home and rams him into the side of the bridge (where we saw the firework display).

Andy L.
Andy L.
apLundell@timeloop.cafe

#monsterdon I know he's looking at kids legs because he doesn't have any, but it kind of seems like he's looking at boys butts and asking himself tough questions.

Floaty Birb
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Dunno why they think this is a good idea, but Marty and Jane decide to mail anonymous letters to the priest (made from cut out letters) so that the werewolf knows that they know he's a werewolf, which seems like a dumb idea to me. They tell the uncle they did this and he also thinks it's a dumb idea.

But then somehow the uncle agrees to help stalk the werewolf priests with them, so they park in a car and watch him paint a sign outside and argue with themselves.

Bluedepth

This magazine letter clipping gag was huge also in Serial Mom…

Bluedepth

It's a white trash garage. Slightly dented cans of Budweiser.

TrèsFluke
TrèsFluke
TresFluke@beige.party

Re: Monsterdon "Silver Bullet".

I recall reading Stephen Kings' "Cycle Of The Werewolf", when Signet released their paperback version. It included gorgeous illustrations from Berni Wrightson.

IMHO, Wrightson was the first artist who got the Werewolf's stature correct. Walking upright, like a human.

#StephenKing #Monsterdon #SilverBullet

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The base soundtrack informs us that the werewolf has been awoken by the firework show and slowly approaches Marty, who is distracting himself by shooting fireworks and giggling. Grunting the whole time, presumably because he's been awoken from his nap, the werewolf approaches Marty, who thinks fast and shoots him with a firework and then drives away.