


All right, I admit it’s not the most exciting or original title the world of horror cinema has ever seen, but it has a certain purity of purpose. This picture is a still from an eight minute 8mm “
Mirrion Dorror Monster
Crassic,” as the
Firesign Theater would term it, created by me and my good friend back in high school and college, Jim
Bertges. (Jim was behind the camera, and I forget entirely who played the vampire. But the werewolf was yours truly.) We filmed mostly at the Mission Inn in Riverside; I think it was 1969 or ’70.
I may be the only werewolf in the history of
lycanthropy to be a poster boy for
fluoride. Just look at those
pearlies!
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