Arriving on Blu-ray and DVD October 9 is Universal’s Werewolf: The Beast Among Us.  Directed by Louis Morneau (Joy Ride II, Hitcher II: I’ve Been Waiting) and starring Stephen Rea, Steven Bauer, Ed Quinn, Nia Peeples, Guy Wilson, Adam Croasdell and Rachel DiPillo, Werewolf: The Beast Among Us was filmed on location in Romania and Transylvania last year. The film is set in a 19th century village, where “a young man studying under a local doctor joins a team of hunters on the trail of a wolf-like creature.”  With Universal celebrating its 100th Anniversary, Werewolf is the start of a new chapter of horror in their home video department.

Last year when Werewolf was shooting outside Bucharest, I got to visit the set and talk with most of the cast.  For today’s interview, I’ve got Adam Croasdell.  We talked about how he got involved in the project, what it’s like filming in Romania, his costume, character, weapon of choice, how he prepared for the role, and a lot more.  Hit the jump to watch.

Arriving on Blu-ray and DVD October 9 is Universal’s Werewolf: The Beast Among Us.  Directed by Louis Morneau (Joy Ride II, Hitcher II: I’ve Been Waiting) and starring Stephen Rea, Steven Bauer, Ed Quinn, Nia Peeples, Guy Wilson, Adam Croasdell and Rachel DiPillo, Werewolf: The Beast Among Us was filmed on location in Romania and Transylvania last year. The film is set in a 19th century village, where “a young man studying under a local doctor joins a team of hunters on the trail of a wolf-like creature.”  With Universal celebrating its 100th Anniversary, Werewolf is the start of a new chapter of horror in their home video department.

Last year when Werewolf was shooting outside Bucharest, I got to visit the set and talk with most of the cast.  For today’s interview, I’ve got Guy Wilson.  We talked about how he got involved in the project, what it’s like filming in Romania, his character and favorite scene to film, how he prepared for the role, and a lot more.  Hit the jump to watch.

Arriving on Blu-ray and DVD October 9 is Universal’s Werewolf: The Beast Among Us.  Directed by Louis Morneau (Joy Ride II, Hitcher II: I’ve Been Waiting) and starring Stephen Rea, Steven Bauer, Ed Quinn, Nia Peeples, Guy Wilson, Adam Croasdell and Rachel DiPillo, Werewolf: The Beast Among Us was filmed on location in Romania and Transylvania last year. The film is set in a 19th century village, where “a young man studying under a local doctor joins a team of hunters on the trail of a wolf-like creature.”  With Universal celebrating its 100th Anniversary, Werewolf is the start of a new chapter of horror in their home video department.

Last year when Werewolf was shooting outside Bucharest, I got to visit the set and talk with most of the cast and over the next week I’ll be posting the videos.  For today’s interview, I’ve got Nia Peeples.  We talked about how she got involved in the project, what it’s like filming in Romania, her costume, character, weapon of choice, how she prepared for the role, and a lot more.  Hit the jump to watch.

Arriving on Blu-ray and DVD October 9 is Universal’s Werewolf: The Beast Among Us.  Directed by Louis Morneau (Joy Ride II, Hitcher II: I’ve Been Waiting) and starring Stephen Rea, Steven Bauer, Ed Quinn, Nia Peeples, Guy Wilson, Adam Croasdell and Rachel DiPillo, Werewolf: The Beast Among Us was filmed on location in Romania and Transylvania last year. The film is set in a 19th century village, where “a young man studying under a local doctor joins a team of hunters on the trail of a wolf-like creature.”  With Universal celebrating its 100th Anniversary, Werewolf is the start of a new chapter of horror in their home video department.

Last year when Werewolf was shooting outside Bucharest, I got to visit the set and talk with most of the cast and over the next week I’ll be posting the videos.  For today’s interview, I’ve got Steven Bauer.  We talked about how he got involved in Werewolf, what it’s like filming in Romania, how he prepared for the role, Scarface, how 1941’s The Wolf Man still sticks with him today, and a lot more.  Hit the jump to watch.

Arriving on Blu-ray and DVD October 9 is Universal’s Werewolf: The Beast Among Us.  Directed by Louis Morneau (Joy Ride II, Hitcher II: I’ve Been Waiting) and starring Stephen Rea, Steven Bauer, Ed Quinn, Nia Peeples, Guy Wilson, Adam Croasdell and Rachel DiPillo, Werewolf: The Beast Among Us was filmed on location in Romania and Transylvania last year. The film is set in a 19th century village, where “a young man studying under a local doctor joins a team of hunters on the trail of a wolf-like creature.”  With Universal celebrating its 100th Anniversary, Werewolf is the start of a new chapter of horror in their home video department.

Last year when Werewolf was shooting outside Bucharest, I got to visit the set and talk with most of the cast and over the next week I’ll be posting the videos.  For today’s interview, I’ve got Ed Quinn (Eureka).  We talked about how he got involved in the project, what it’s like filming in Romania, his costume, character, weapon of choice, how he prepared for the role, and a lot more.  Hit the jump to watch.

The other day we premiered the trailer and first images from Universal’s Werewolf: The Beast Among Us.  Directed by Louis Morneau (Joy Ride II, Hitcher II: I’ve Been Waiting) and starring Stephen Rea, Steven Bauer, Ed Quinn, Nia Peeples, Guy Wilson, Adam Croasdell and Rachel DiPillo, Werewolf: The Beast Among Us was filmed on location in Romania and Transylvania last year.  With Universal celebrating its 100th Anniversary, Werewolf is the start of a new chapter of horror in their home video department.

The other night at the Saturn Awards I got to speak with Steven Bauer on the red carpet.  We talked about making Werewolf: The Beast Among Us and who he plays, his upcoming Showtime series Ray Donovan (which also stars Liev Schreiber and Jon Voight), and his other projects like The Truth and Last I Heard.  Hit the jump to watch.

With Universal’s Werewolf: The Beast Among Us arriving on Blu-ray/DVD October 9, we’ve been provided with the first images and trailer to premiere for our readers.  Directed by Louis Morneau (Joy Ride II, Hitcher II: I’ve Been Waiting) and starring Stephen Rea, Steven Bauer, Ed Quinn, Nia Peeples, Guy Wilson, Adam Croasdell and Rachel DiPillo, Werewolf: The Beast Among Us was filmed on location in Romania and Transylvania last year.  With Universal celebrating its 100th Anniversary, Werewolf is the start of a new chapter of horror in their home video department.   Hit the jump for the images, trailer, synopsis and Blu-ray cover art.

Last month we reported that Universal hadn’t given up the ghost on their Wolfman franchise and intended to reboot it as “Werewolf“.  The reboot would reportedly have more in common with George Waggner’s original 1941 film The Wolf Man than last year’s film.  Now Movieline (who broke the story about the reboot) is reporting that Universal has hired Louis Morneau to direct Werewolf.  Who is Louis Morneau?  Well, did you know that Joy Ride, the remake of The Hitcher, and Carnosaur all had sequels?  It’s true!  And the man who directed those sequels, along with the 1999 Lou Diamond Phillips horror flick Bats, was Morneau.  My interest in Werewolf just increased ten-fold.

Universal’s The Wolfman didn’t work out.  Original director Mark Romanek wanted more money to make the film work, Universal didn’t want to give it to him, he left, the studio found a new director in Joe Johnston.  But due to the amount of reshoots and other costs, Universal ended up spending more than if they had just given Romanek the extra money he wanted in the first place.  Oh, and the film wasn’t very good, although it was certainly better than thought considering all of the behind-the-scenes nonsense.

Moviehole reports that Universal hasn’t given up The Wolfman and intends to reboot the series and create a film, tentatively titled “Werewolf” that has more in common with George Waggner’s original 1941 film The Wolf Man than the character’s most recent iteration.  The studio is reportedly talking to prospective directors over the next few weeks and hopes to begin shooting this fall.  That’s a fast track for a product no one really wanted last time.  Presumably, Universal believes that because werewolves are popular in Twilight, their popularity will carry over to a new franchise.  As we all know, it’s the werewolves that people love in Twilight, not the muscular shirtless dudes and sappy romance.