Blood of the Wolfman

Directed by Paul McComas.  14 min.  Black & white & red.
This film by a 13-year-old werewolf fan and voodoo enthusiast lay dormant for nearly 32 years.  Then, in late 2006, McComas (now 45) used teen body doubles to shoot a few "insert" scenes.  Finally, working with his filmmaker nephew Henry McComas (Crooked Lake Productions) and Joshua Avila (DUB VOX Studio Services), Paul merged the old scenes (80% of the film) with the new to create a cut-rate mini-masterpiece.

Larry Talbot (McComas) solicits the aid of a brave and beautiful young voodoo priestess Evelyn Laveau (Julia Sackin) in curing his lycanthropy.  But Talbot is haunted by his own guilt for his crimes -- and by voodoo trickster/ghoul Baron Samedi (John Scott), who is determined to keep the Wolfman "alive and rippin'."  Can Evelyn help Talbot  forgive himself and escape his curse, or will Larry's veins forever course with. . .the Blood of the Wolfman?  This film was completed, and is presented, in loving memory of its lead actress, Julia Sackin (1963-1984).