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Small Town Monsters Documentary ‘Skinwalker: The Howl of the Rougarou’ Is Out Today

Small Town Monsters is back with the new documentary Skinwalker: The Howl of the Rougarou that delves into the legends that surround the blood-thirsty creature. For centuries, stories have persisted throughout the southern swamps of something truly otherworldly: a terrifying, hirsute creature known by locals as the Rougarou. These legends predate the first immigrant settlers who made their way into the murky waters and dark forests of the south, yet the Rougarou has only recently made its way into pop culture via appearances in horror films, a regional festival, and even a roller coaster ride. Small Town Monsters and director Seth Breedlove peel back the curtain on this unheralded beast in their latest documentary Skinwalker: The Howl of the Rougarou. Breedlove interviewed witnesses and local experts who help to unveil the creature who will be featured in this first-ever look at what is often referred to as the Cajun Werewolf. The Rougarou has been long thought to simply be a

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Sep 14, 2021
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A Terrifying Legend Comes To Life In ‘Welcome Home Rougarou’

In the small Louisiana town of French Settlement many legends and lore swirl as part of its rich history, but there is one legend the people fear above all others, that of the Rougarou. Director Blaine Childers brings Welcome Home Rougarou, written by J.P. Willie author of “Blood In The Woods”, to life. The film that centers on Sherman (Joey Alonzo) and Kathy Thibodeaux (Lili Von Kiss), a married couple of 25 years, who haven’t slept since their youngest son, Pete (Adam Henslee) returned home. He was injured while illegally hunting small game on the outskirts of Lake Pontchartrain, and since his homecoming, something about him has changed. If the local legends are true, Pete may never be the same. Welcome Home Rougarou is set for release in February of 2018. We expect the trailer to arrive soon.

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Nov 21, 2017

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Small Town Monsters Documentary ‘Skinwalker: The Howl of the Rougarou’ Is Out Today

Small Town Monsters is back with the new documentary Skinwalker: The Howl of the Rougarou that delves into the legends that surround the blood-thirsty creature. For centuries, stories have persisted throughout the southern swamps of something truly otherworldly: a terrifying, hirsute creature known by locals as the Rougarou. These legends predate the first immigrant settlers who made their way into the murky waters and dark forests of the south, yet the Rougarou has only recently made its way into pop culture via appearances in horror films, a regional festival, and even a roller coaster ride. Small Town Monsters and director Seth Breedlove peel back the curtain on this unheralded beast in their latest documentary Skinwalker: The Howl of the Rougarou. Breedlove interviewed witnesses and local experts who help to unveil the creature who will be featured in this first-ever look at what is often referred to as the Cajun Werewolf. The Rougarou has been long thought to simply be a

Continue reading →
Sep 14, 2021
Horror Fuel

A Terrifying Legend Comes To Life In ‘Welcome Home Rougarou’

In the small Louisiana town of French Settlement many legends and lore swirl as part of its rich history, but there is one legend the people fear above all others, that of the Rougarou. Director Blaine Childers brings Welcome Home Rougarou, written by J.P. Willie author of “Blood In The Woods”, to life. The film that centers on Sherman (Joey Alonzo) and Kathy Thibodeaux (Lili Von Kiss), a married couple of 25 years, who haven’t slept since their youngest son, Pete (Adam Henslee) returned home. He was injured while illegally hunting small game on the outskirts of Lake Pontchartrain, and since his homecoming, something about him has changed. If the local legends are true, Pete may never be the same. Welcome Home Rougarou is set for release in February of 2018. We expect the trailer to arrive soon.

Continue reading →
Nov 21, 2017