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Eleven Reasons To Shop For Online Exclusive Gifts

When it comes to exclusive gifts, shopping online offers several compelling reasons: Unique Finds: Online platforms like Uncommon Goods curate creative, original gifts that go beyond the ordinary. You’ll discover remarkable items you won’t find anywhere else. Exclusivity: These gifts are truly exclusive—crafted by independent makers and designed to stand out. No mass-produced items…

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An American Werewolf in London (1981)

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Pink Floyd in psychedelic lighting, Hampstead London, June 1967, ©Andrew Whittuck.

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what if a werewolf was a filmbro

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At the end of the iconic transformation sequence, Kessler becomes a 'juvenile' and less furred werewolf, nicknamed the 'man-beast' by the crew. It is only briefly seen in the final film.

The man-beast was a rod puppet operated by someone underneath the set, created from two different moulds - the body was a recasting of the transformation body mould, and the head was a recasting of the final werewolf mould.

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NECA has unveiled an American Werewolf in London two-pack featuring David and Jack action figures. Due out in October, pre-orders are live for $69.99.

Each 7" scare toy is fully poseable. David includes two interchangeable heads (normal and nightmare). Jack comes with three interchangeable heads and swappable coat and arms to show various stages of decay. They're packaged together in a window box with opening flap.

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🚨Andy sighting🚨

Is this our early Christmas gift or we’ll have more coming(hope it’ll be the latter🤞) ?

Andy was seen in a restaurant,London❤️🤧

📸: eapfilmsofficial

Now waiting for a Danai sighting too(it can be in London too🤷‍♀️🤭)…

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Godzilla walk 🦕

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A Special Day. Thank You.

  This is a day to count my blessings. Catching my breath and smelling the wildflowers. (Photo Credit – @LeeHillerLondon) “Pinkfire Wildflowers”. (Photo Credit – @LeeHillerLondon) “Pinkfire Wildflowers”. I didn’t expect there to be any parades or big celebrations on March 19, a typical Tuesday. LTCartoons & Gifts celebrates 27 years today. The only thing I’ve done for 27 straight years is…

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An American Werewolf in London (1981)

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Pink Floyd 1967. London, England.

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hello an american werewolf in london nation here is me dressed as jack. and hello reanimator nation here is me meeting dan and herb. #bless up like and subscribe for more baller vfx makeup and fire outfits.

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The final form of David Kessler was originally intended to be bipedal, like the werewolves Rick Baker was previously designing on The Howling; however, John Landis was insistent that the final film's beast be 'a four-legged hound from hell'.

The inspiration for the Kessler Wolf's final design came from none other than Baker's pet Keeshond, Bosco. Keeshonds have a very shaggy mane of fur, something that was added to the werewolf around its furless face. The face itself would never be shown fully except for some brief frames, so Baker had a vicious expression sculpted for the face so that any shot would catch it.

Being a quadruped presented problems for Baker; he was anxious about not wanting to have it be 'two men in a suit' a la a pantomime horse. Baker remembered wheelbarrow races he had done as a kid, and thus decided the werewolf was to be a man on a wheeled board, wearing the main wolf suit. The suit's arms had the actors own inside them, but the back legs were puppeteered. Three heads were made, with a hero animatronic head able to do snarling expressions and two stunt heads for the attack sequences. All the heads were able to have their jaws open and close for the snapping.