Werewolves in London
Posted by: Loren Coleman on August 14th, 2012
Let all good women and men across the land, hear the call to the London Fortean Society meeting, yee noted:
27 September 2012 – The Natural Historie of the European Werewolf
The werewolf is a common horror motif, but what did people during the witchhunt of sixteenth and seventeenth century Europe really mean when they accused someone of “lycanthropy”? An evening discussing films, history and analysis at which we will find out who is worse – man or beast. Deborah Hyde blogs on “Superstition, Religion and Being Human.”
Each LFS evening begins with the Fortmanteau, our monthly summary of strange news stories.
London Fortean Society meets on the last Thursday of each month except July and
December
upstairs at the Bell, 50 Middlesex Street, London E1 7EX (www.thebellpub.co.uk)
tubes: Liverpool Street, Aldgate, Aldgate East
7.30pm for 8pm start. £3/£2 concessions
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Saw this when I was in my teens years and it scared me..now it’s just silly.
An American Werewolf in London still stands up well as a good film. Its definitely the best ever werewolf movie. Much better than the rubbish put out today like Van Helsing and the awful Twilight nonsense.
The 27 September meeting sounds interesting.