Gary Brandner, born in 1930, is best known for his contributions to the werewolf genre through his writing. He penned the screenplay for The Howling (1981), a film that became a cornerstone of horror cinema, blending terror with social commentary. Brandner continued his exploration of lycanthropy with Howling II: Stirba - Werewolf Bitch (1985) and Howling III (1987), both of which showcase his unique take on the mythos. His work remains a significant part of the cult horror conversation, influencing the portrayal of werewolves in film.
Howling III
A female werewolf in the Australian outback decides to leave her family and seek a new life in the city. She meets a film producer and fails in love. However the government are on the hunt for werewolf’s to conduct research on.
