Lycanthropy: Werewolf Sorcery, Ecstatic Transformation and the Beast Within Lycanthropy is the transformation of a human being into a wolf, yet the history of the idea is far more complex than the
Gandillon Werewolves (1598) A French family of Werewolves. The bizarre case of the Gandillon family involved a sister, her brother, and two of his children who ravaged the Jura area in wolf forms. The case unfolded with Pernette Gandillon, a
Loup Garou Plural: Loups Garoux The loups-garoux of Haiti and the French Caribbean are a fusion of Breton werewolf traditions and African secret sorcerers’ societies. Although technically loup garou translates as werewolf;
ADLET (Inuit Mythology) – The Bloodthirsty Offspring of a Woman and a Dog In the stark, unforgiving landscapes of the Arctic, Inuit mythology speaks of the Adlet—five fearsome, blood-drinking monsters born from
American Werewolf in London, An (1981) Film directed by John Landis in which American youths are attacked by a werewolf while they vacation in England, and one of them is turned into
American Werewolf in Paris, An (1997) Film directed by Anthony Walker that uses some of the same plot elements as its predecessor, AN AMERICAN Werewolf IN LONDON (1981), but is more of
Anspach Werewolf (1685) Strange German werewolf case with VAMPIRE overtones, in which a ravaging wolf was believed to be a returning dead person. In 1685 a wolf terrorized Anspach (now Ansbach), Germany,
Auvergne Werewolf (1558) Woman executed for being a Werewolf. The case of the Auvergne Werewolf took place in 1558 and was reported by the Demonologist Henri Boguet in his book Discours des
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