Top 10 Werewolf Comedies to Howl With Laughter

Description: One of the earliest werewolf films, this classic features a botanist who turns into a werewolf after being bitten in Tibet. Its campy charm and old-school special effects make it a comedy in hindsight.

Fact: This film was Universal's first werewolf movie, predating 'The Wolf Man' by six years. It was considered lost until a print was discovered in the 1990s.

Description: This film is a cornerstone of werewolf cinema, blending horror with dark comedy. It follows two American tourists who encounter a werewolf in the English countryside, leading to hilarious and horrifying consequences.

Fact: The film's groundbreaking special effects for the werewolf transformation won an Academy Award. It also features a memorable cameo by John Landis, the director.

Description: While primarily a horror film, 'The Howling' has its moments of dark humor, especially in the portrayal of the werewolf colony. It's a clever mix of suspense and satire.

Fact: The film was inspired by the novel by Gary Brandner but deviates significantly from the book. It was one of the first films to use animatronics for werewolf transformations.

Description: A high school student discovers he's a werewolf, which turns his life upside down in the most entertaining way. This film captures the essence of '80s teen comedies with a supernatural twist.

Fact: Michael J. Fox was cast after the original actor, Josh Gad, was fired. The film's basketball scenes were inspired by Michael Jordan's playing style.

Description: Although not exclusively about werewolves, this film features a group of kids battling classic monsters, including a werewolf, with plenty of humor and heart.

Fact: The film was initially rated R but was edited down to PG-13 to appeal to a younger audience. It has since gained a cult following.

Description: Jack Nicholson stars as a man who becomes a werewolf, leading to a darkly comedic transformation of his personality and life. The film balances horror with sharp wit.

Fact: The film was originally intended to be directed by David Cronenberg, who left due to creative differences. It was one of the last films to use practical effects for werewolf transformations.

Description: This Canadian horror-comedy follows two sisters dealing with lycanthropy and the trials of adolescence. It's both funny and poignant, making it a standout in the genre.

Fact: The film was initially conceived as a short film before being expanded into a feature. It has since spawned two sequels.

Description: This film follows siblings who become werewolves after a car accident. It's filled with comedic elements, especially in the portrayal of their new supernatural lives.

Fact: The film underwent extensive reshoots and rewrites, leading to a very different final product from what was originally intended.

Description: While more of a horror film, this remake has its comedic moments, especially in the portrayal of the town's reaction to the werewolf curse.

Fact: The film was initially set for release in 2008 but was delayed due to reshoots and changes in direction. It features a cameo by Rick Baker, the legendary makeup artist.

Description: While more of a romantic fantasy, this film has its share of comedic moments as it explores the life of a young werewolf in love, navigating the complexities of her pack.

Fact: The film was based on a novel by Annette Curtis Klause and features a unique take on werewolf mythology.