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Tag Archives: Werewolf of Washington
Werewolf of Washington coming soon …
Well, this is fun! In 2020, Simon Abrams and I – who go way back as friends and colleagues – met up for a video-chat about Milton Moses Ginsberg’s forgotten monster-movie-political-satire, Werewolf of Washington. We did this for Metrograph, which … Continue reading
R.I.P. Milton Moses Ginsberg
I was so sad to hear of the passing of director Milton Moses Ginsberg, who directed many things but one which I hold very dear: 1973’s Werewolf of Washington, a political satire/monster movie starring Dean Stockwell as a White House … Continue reading
In Honor of Tomorrow’s Super Moon: The Werewolf of Washington (1973)
You know what sucks? When you’re the White House press secretary (and strangely, you look like John Dean and you also live in the Watergate, even though the Watergate scandal hasn’t even broke yet), and you’re on the President’s private … Continue reading
Werewolf of Washington: You know what sucks?
When you’re the White House press secretary (and strangely, you look like John Dean and you also live in the Watergate, even though the Watergate scandal hasn’t even broke yet), and you’re on the President’s private helicopter, with the President … Continue reading
Snapshots
— spent afternoon at Apple store. Wonderful, lovely, I love it there. Got some crap I need, and returned some crap I don’t. — watched a werewolf movie starring Dean Stockwell last night. It’s brill. Cheesy-brill. Filmed in the early … Continue reading