WET WOLF SMELL

The adventure drama Black Sea, set on a submarine, opens tomorrow, so…

Monster-of-the-Week: …let’s do one of the monsters that threatened that roomiest and least claustrophobic of submarines, the Seaview, during the run of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: Charles Aidman as a scientist who becomes a snarling werewolf!

In the course of the 1966 episode, Aidman scratches Richard Basehart, who then has to be put on wolf-watch. The makeup has a pretty cool, I Was a Teenage Werewolf look.

HOWL IN THE FAMILY

With Dark Shadows now in theaters, why not one more…

Monster-of-the-Week: …from the original ABC show: Quentin Collins, the dashing young rogue played David Selby in thick, lupine sideburns, and also, just a minor detail, nothing really, a werewolf…

The character isn’t included in Burton’s film, though Selby has a cameo, but perhaps if there’s a sequel it could feature this hairy cousin of Barnabas?

Selby, by the way, is still acting, handsome and patrician-looking as ever, recently seen as the lawyer representing the Winklevoss brothers in The Social Network.