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That's this forum in a nutshell. Someone could post a video of a real, honest-to-god female werewolf and there will be a half dozen posts along the lines of "not enough/too much pain/pleasure shown," and "wah, no tail".

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Yes I too get tired of hearing all the nit picking,

Its never enough for some.

Any content is better than no content.

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here here *taps floor with walking stick*

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On the other side, I prefer no content to unsatisfying content.

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The point of this thread when I started it 11 yrs ago (jeezus I can't believe it's still going), is to share pretty much any female werewolf tf content found in video, no matter how minimal, amateurish, or "unsatisfying" one individual may find it. At least it's something, and it may mean more to some people than to others, as everyone has particulars to their fetish. If something posted doesn't float your particular boat, it doesn't hurt to keep your mouth shut rather than criticize free content and the poster's effort to share.

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Personally I like to see here good and bad stuff (in terms of my personal tastes). I always thank the poster for his effort, but I see no problem indicating what I liked from the video/comic/book and what I did not, because that shouldn't affect the poster, and could help others who are as interested in this kind of stuff as I am, no more no less. And that, because I also like to read your reviews from here, so depending on the case, I would not make a regrettable buy, for example, and for me the critics are also useful and the truest sense of a forum like this.

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This is not really in the haystack as this can be found easily. But I feel like I need to share this creator on Deviantart. He's one of my favorites as of late. if you're looking for a lot of character TFs images, this one's for you. Also, some contents are DA and FA exclusive, so I recommend you to check both:

https://www.deviantart.com/monaomona
https://www.furaffinity.net/gallery/monaomona/

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkByUqlBvmQ&t=4s
New werewolf movie coming out this summer, since it's from Ubisoft I don't know what to expect.

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Ah, that one. I've talked about it in other forums. It doesn't even suggest that there would be a female werewolf in it (low chances, female breasts issues, you know), or even a TF scene in it (probably a "big one bad guy" of 5 seconds ala "transformers style").

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Claws crossed that the werewolf ends up being Lily from AT&T, but the TF community will NEVER get that lucky.

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I think it will be a female werewolf but as usual they will do an off screen transformation or something stupid but im crossing my fingers its been so damn dry out here ill take anything lol

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IMDB has a full cast and crew, which I am going to base some astounding leaps of logic on.

There are only 3 stuntpeople, 2 for male characters and 1 for female characters. That probably means a maximum of 3 onscreen deaths, could be fewer.

There is no credit for creature design. There is someone credited as Visual Effects Artist who worked on the 2020 movie "Werewolf of Snow Hollow", but looking into that movie I can't tell if it even has a werewolf in it, or if it's just a bunch of mutilated corpses. The SFX company has almost no experience with creature features, but they did work on TWD tv show. Expect more corpses than werewolves.

That said, they made that puppet movie Happytime Murders, which is legitimately one of the most impressive puppet VFX ever put on film. ...but they also did the VFX for Descendants 2, which is one of the worst looking movies (not released by Asylum) of the past 20 years. Can't find this movie's budget, but I suspect its less than both of those movies.