Werewolves, werewolves...
Feb. 26th, 2007 07:39 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
furtechEnough about my achey knee! (I never realized what a whiner I could be!) While recup'ing (and avoiding taxes), I did some oddball googling and found a couple of very different werewolf references.
The goofy one:
Back in the late 70's, the rock band KISS made a terrible movie called "KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park" This is apparently a truly horrible movie, made by the folks at Hanna Barbara (so you can imagine how bad a match this was). However... at one point the members of KISS duke it out with these bizarre albino werewolves. Totally doofy.
Here's a teeny video clip of the "battle"
The cool one:
The second werewolf bit is a band called "Goldfrapp". Alison Goldfrapp (after whom the band is named) uses a lot of animal masks in her videos, including some neat stag/reindeer heads and, for the song, "Train", has a group of hot, bikini-clad dancers wearing werewolf masks . Woof. Make my day!
There just can't be enough fabulous werewolf dancers as far as I'm concerned.
The goofy one:
Back in the late 70's, the rock band KISS made a terrible movie called "KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park" This is apparently a truly horrible movie, made by the folks at Hanna Barbara (so you can imagine how bad a match this was). However... at one point the members of KISS duke it out with these bizarre albino werewolves. Totally doofy.
Here's a teeny video clip of the "battle"
The cool one:
The second werewolf bit is a band called "Goldfrapp". Alison Goldfrapp (after whom the band is named) uses a lot of animal masks in her videos, including some neat stag/reindeer heads and, for the song, "Train", has a group of hot, bikini-clad dancers wearing werewolf masks . Woof. Make my day!
There just can't be enough fabulous werewolf dancers as far as I'm concerned.
