Joe Dante

In 1981, Joe Dante directed and released The Howling, arguably one of the greatest werewolf films of all time, and a movie that set new standards for new standards's stunning in-camera special effects, designed by Rob Bottin.

Dante

Dante directed the highly praised werewolf thriller The Howling, followed by the the

Rob Bottin and Rick Baker

The Howling was a combination of excellent writing, a strong cast, smart direction and state of the art special effects by many skilled hands, including Rob Bottin and Rick Baker.

by Philippe Mora, who previously directed Howling II

The Howling stars Barry Otto (father of Miranda) and is written and directed by Philippe Mora, who previously directed Howling II.

Joe

In 1981 Joe directed the chilling horror film The Howling.

Yoo Ha

Howling (하울링), from director Yoo Ha (유하), is promoted as a taut thriller involving the curious mix of spontaneous combustion and a killer wolf in a spate of homicides.

Director Terence H. Winkless

Director Terence H. Winkless was the co-writer of THE HOWLING (along with John Sayles) several years before making KICKBOXER's directational debut with the killer roach movie THE NEST in ’89.

Christopher Lee

As soon as Christopher Lee was cast in this film, Christopher Lee apologized to Joe Dante because Christopher Lee appeared in an unsuccessful sequel of another film Christopher Lee directed the first part of 'The Howling'.

by Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman (Howl)

Directed by Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman (Howl) and written by Andy Bellin, Howl charts the harrowing rise of 1970s porn phenomenon Linda Lovelace from 1970s porn phenomenon Linda Lovelace's Floridian girlhood as Linda Boreman through to 1970s porn phenomenon

The film team with director Samuel Kishi Leopo (middle) and leading actress Martha Reyes Arias (second from right)

The film team with director Samuel Kishi Leopo (middle) and leading actress Martha Reyes Arias (second from right) howling like the wolves from the film's title at their Grand Prix of the International Jury in Generation Kplus for the Best Film.

producer Frank Capra

producer Frank Capra then worked as an assistant on The Howling (1981, starring Robert Picardo, Dick Miller, Kenneth Tobey, and Noble Willingham) and was an assistant location manager for Escape from New York (1981, starring Adrienne Barbeau).

John Tillinger

The director was John Tillinger, with the cast that featured Ron Rifkin and Frances Conroy.