An American Werewolf In London - 17.8 cm Scale Action Figure - Ultimate Kessler Werewolf

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I’m in the middle of a bonus NECA horror weekend trifecta, just to squeeze a few extra spooky bits of plastic in before Halloween.

Never before made as an action figure, Kessler’s wolf form is more than 11 inches at its full length and has over 30 points of articulation. The AAWiL WW is not colorful, but its dark brownish-grey fur gets different apps to make it look layered, and the claws are lighter so they look nice and scary on the end of the paws. We’ve definitely seen some Uzis from NECA before and I’m not sure if this is a recycled sculpt or not, but it’s got to be one of the best renditions of this weapon in this scale I’ve ever owned. Includes interchangeable heads and comes in a collector-friendly window box with opening flap that’s great for display.Products may contain sharp points, small parts, choking hazards, and other elements not suitable for children under 16 years old. Both heads have those scary yellow eyes, and the pink inside the attacking head's mouth is super vibrant! There's then another ruff of fur hanging around the neck, and a second barbell where the neck goes into the body. As a result, I’ve always thought these demons were supposed to represent different phases of lycanthropy, ranging from sort of human to full on werewolf. So we've got one head that's growling and one that's ready to bite, and the mouth on that second one is open wide enough you could almost get a human character's entire head inside it!

I hesitate to give it the comedy-horror moniker, because despite the more flippant and whimsical elements, I found this movie to be absolutely terrifying when I first saw it. In addition to the guns, you get a pair of bowie knives, which I think are supposed to be the same but one just has blood on it. There’s some immaculate silver paint for the buttons and buckles, and matte black used for the boots and gloves. This is an image gallery made up of a main image and a thumbnail carousel that updates the main image to match the focused thumbnail.Originally it was going to be mostly unseen in the movie (like Jaws), but Rick Baker did such an amazing job on the animatronic that John Landis made it front and center (like Jaws 4).