Howling (1981) (Steelbook) - UHD

Step into the wilderness where transformation is only the beginning with The Howling (1981) (Steelbook) – UHD, the cult werewolf horror classic now presented in stunning ultra high definition and housed in a premium collector’s Steelbook edition.

After a traumatic encounter with a serial killer, a news anchor retreats to a secluded therapy colony deep in the woods—only to discover something far more disturbing lurking beneath its peaceful exterior. As strange behavior spreads and full moons rise, she uncovers a terrifying truth about what the colony really is… and what its inhabitants become.

A landmark in lycanthrope cinema from The Howling, this influential horror film blends practical effects, psychological tension, and creature transformation sequences that helped define modern werewolf mythology on screen.

In UHD, the forest environments, eerie colony interiors, and legendary transformation effects are sharper and more immersive than ever, enhancing the film’s atmosphere of isolation and growing dread.

This Steelbook edition is a must-have for horror collectors, featuring bold, retro-inspired artwork and premium packaging designed to stand out in any genre library. But availability is limited—and once it’s gone, it may not return in this format.

Why you need it now:

• Classic werewolf horror that shaped the genre

• Enhanced UHD presentation for atmosphere and creature detail

• Iconic practical transformation effects

• Premium Steelbook packaging made for collectors

• Limited edition—once sold out, it’s gone

Don’t miss your chance to own The Howling (1981) (Steelbook) – UHD. When the moon rises, the hunt begins—and this edition won’t stay human on shelves for long.

Amazing special effects and a furry sense of humor highlight this Joe Dante scareshow about L.A. TV anchorwoman Karen White (Dee Wallace), who after a terrifying event, goes on vacation at the Colony, a remote California rest resort. Once there, White finds the Colony is home to a host of strange characters, who all seem to be vicious werewolves. John Sayles loosely adapted the Gary Brandner novel; with Christopher Stone, Patrick Macnee, Kevin McCarthy, John Carradine. 91 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English. Two-disc set.