When the Wolfsbane Blooms

From L.A. to Transylvania, filled with werewolf orgies filmed inside a real catholic church, Howling II: Your Sister is a Werewolf may be one of the wildest films ever and we're talking about it this week! When the Wolfsbane Blooms is a horror review podcast hosted by creatives Sibyl Weber and Matthew Perrotta focusing entirely on werewolves and werewolf-adjacent media. What makes for the best wer...

From the director of Twilight comes a werewolf movie adapting one of the most well-known fairy tales out there, and Matt and Sibyl are breaking down every minute detail. Be sure to follow the instagram here for updates about the latests episodes, as well as hilarious reels and werewolf news!

Werewolves on an island?!?!? Not really. You'll see. Content Warning for mentions of feces and rape.

It's time for an old-school short story! In today's episode we talk about "A Story of a Weir-Wolf" by Catherine Crowe Check out our Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/wolfsbanepod/

Is it possible the sequel to the classic Michael J. Fox film is better than the original? Not at all!! But it does have Jason Bateman in it, and Matt and Sibyl have plenty of fun talking about that and a character skin in Overwatch this episode. To stay up to date, be sure to follow the podcast on Spotify, or check us out on Instagram @wolfsbanepod

Enjoy another wonderful pod you filthy animals! Check out us on instagram @wolfsbanepod

Isn't Sonic so delightful? Aren't werewolves oh so frightful? This is our first video episode ! Be sure to check out our beautiful faces at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfJXDqnV4kc&t=436s Apologies for the poor audio quality, there was an error with our recording device and we had to use the video audio. Next ep we'll be back and better than ever!

Just when you thought finance bros couldn't get worse... Have a listen to this episode about the outrageous film Wolves of Wall Street (2002)!

Have you seen the most acclaimed werewolf film of all time? Matt and Sibyl now have, and are here to pick it apart within an inch of its life.

Matt is not feeling the vibes today! Can Sibyl keep them up? Will this remake live up to the original? All answers lie within on this episode about the wild 2010 film The Wolfman directed by Joe Johnston.

Sibyl went out to a movie! And Matt did not. We discuss the independent film Mark of the Werewolf , the screening of the film by the Horror Depot, and an interview about the film in Scars Magazine in this off-the-rails episode of the pod. Hope you enjoy!

Time to pick up some books! Think of it like a calm book club where occasionally people shout and accuse each other of bestiality. The books featured are: Where Wolves Run by Jason Parent The Wolf King by Lauren Palphreyman Check out our instagram over at @wolfsbanepod

The Mooney family are werewolves, can you believe it? Could you also believe this movie was influenced by the success of the film Willard ? We talk about that in more in this wild episode covering the even wilder film The Rats Are Coming! The Werewolves Are Here! Trigger Warning for Animal Cruelty and Incest.

We're back after a short break and we're back with a classic! Please forgive us for the chaos this episode unleashed. Also for calling "Chris" from the movie "Sam" the whole episode.

The wonderful game "Smut or Sibyl" returns! Check out our guest Erin over at illixias on Twitch! Apologies for bad mic quality in parts of the episode, all is explained within. Have a great Wolfsbane Wednesday!

What is there to say about the sequel to Underworld? Everyone is hot, vampires be biting, werewolves be woofin', and the audience is led along the path to having a blood kink. rad. Make sure to follow, and head on over to insta @wolfsbanepod for more info!

Getting a little weird this week by covering a series of lectures by Shannon Scott as a part of the Great Courses. A fantastic listen on audible going over all you ever need to know about werewolves. Also, Matt is leading this episode so blame him if it's bad.

This week's episode is mini episode talking about a 3 minute sketch and then playing a game about casting the perfect werewolf movie. Have a good wolfsbane Wednesday! Link to Comedy Sketch: https://youtu.be/dV5R7D4wEmw?si=rfGomcPnCkgMC674

'Tis the night before Christmas, and Santa's got teeth. Sibyl and Matt will laugh like freaks. The two exchange gifts and laugh all the way, in this nonstop wonderful holiday.

Is that a police box in your pocket or are you just happy to see me? That's right you crazy bunch, this week we're talking about when the Doctor and Rose met a Lupine-wavelength Haemovariform and got to meet some old british lady. Make sure to give us a follow on Instagram @wolfsbanepod and to share the episode with your friends!

Werewolf basketball, surfing on cars, and pervy teenage shenanigans? We must be watching Teen Wolf (1995)! We sure are, and true to our mission statement Matt is being bad at improv. Follow us on instagram @wolfsbanepod Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How queer can a podcast episode be? Can you catch Mr. Tumnus in a Poké ball? Is Matt ever going to become funny? Some questions can never be answered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here we are with what might be our loosest/most fun episode yet, as we discuss the super low- budget film Night of the Wererooster and the erotic short story "Stuffed by the Wereturkey." Make sure to follow us on Spotify and Instagram at wolfsbanepod! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A 7-foot dog walks upright in the forests of northern Michigan. Is there more to this eerie story for the campfire? Also will Matt be sexually attracted to this wolf thing too? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, we take a dive into the lesser-known work of Bram Stoker, the short story "Dracula's Guest," following a silly little English man visiting a haunted town on the super creepy Walpurgis Night. **Spoiler Warning for the 1914 short story "Dracula's Guest" by Bram Stoker** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.