Teenager werewolf on the movie Drak Shadows

[Locofuria]

In the movie Dark Shadows appear a teenager werewolf

here the page with the designs of the teenager werewolf

http://a.tuis.free.fr/darkshadows.html

[TF-Viewer]

Neat. So that's concept art for the character then? From what I understand those pictures are far better than what they actually used in the film.

[thrandrall]

Originally Posted by TF-Viewer

Neat. So that's concept art for the character then? From what I understand those pictures are far better than what they actually used in the film.

Sadly not an uncommon occurrence ;p

[hexen]

Well... I'm sorry guys but this is not new.
http://www.process-productions.com/f...t=Dark+Shadows
Tim Burton never ceases to amuse me.

[TF-Viewer]

Originally Posted by hexen

Well... I'm sorry guys but this is not new.
http://www.process-productions.com/f...t=Dark+Shadows
Tim Burton never ceases to amuse me.

Yeah, we know there's a werewolf in the movie. But this isn't a link to the movie it's a link to a gallery of concept art for the character. Something that isn't in the thread you linked to.

[Xanderfox]

I am stuck by the fact that very often and effect is judged as good or bad not on the quality but what the viewer thinks the creature is "supposed" to look like. I personally didn't "like" the way the werewolf effect looked, but I believe it was in fact a very good effect.

[TF-Viewer]

Originally Posted by Xanderfox

I am stuck by the fact that very often and effect is judged as good or bad not on the quality but what the viewer thinks the creature is "supposed" to look like. I personally didn't "like" the way the werewolf effect looked, but I believe it was in fact a very good effect.

Well, vampires aren't supposed to sparkle, but did you think that was a good effect?

[hexen]

Originally Posted by Xanderfox

I am stuck by the fact that very often and effect is judged as good or bad not on the quality but what the viewer thinks the creature is "supposed" to look like. I personally didn't "like" the way the werewolf effect looked, but I believe it was in fact a very good effect.

So you mean creatures are judged by people's conceptions of fantasy and not for the quality of the implementation? If yes well this is all a matter of point of view always, I found the werewolf of Dark Shadows very fitting to the context, don't think a more "traditional" werewolf would have had the same comical effect.

[Xanderfox]

Originally Posted by hexen

So you mean creatures are judged by people's conceptions of fantasy and not for the quality of the implementation? If yes well this is all a matter of point of view always, I found the werewolf of Dark Shadows very fitting to the context, don't think a more "traditional" werewolf would have had the same comical effect.

Essentially yes, critics and fans will often decide a creature effect is "bad" because the design chosen doesn't fit with their own idea of what the creature should look like. That's not to say it's always the case, sometimes a creature effect is just plain bad and of course sometimes a great effect can be brought down by a poorly executed script or bad performance by and actor. Some of the creature effects in Syfy original movies are visually good but the creature is often too silly to take seriously and the movie is a terrible cheese fest.

[Anahki]

Yeah, some of the concepts are much more better than the definitive one shown in the film, but in half of them is quite understandable as long as Chloe is still underage, and also Tim Burton's movies never content nudity.
But for a movie for a more mature target I find some of them simply marvelous. Gracias por los enlaces, loco :P!