This set of stylized 6-inch scale action figures comes from An American Werewolf in London, the classic 1981 movie that perfectly blends comedy and true horror. And just to think that the demons from this sequence actually now exist as action figures makes me so grateful that NECA is around and throwing their love at this sort of thing.

So, I think this sequence was supposed to represent the struggle David was having as the werewolf curse was overtaking him. I’m not sure if that’s really the case, but this one looks like a werewolf with his face melting off. The second gun is a classic Uzi, easily one of the most iconic movie weapons of the 80s and again beautifully recreated here.It’s easy for figure companies to phone in knives at this scale, but NECA always gives it their all, and these are really nice pieces with painted rivets running through the grip and clipped point blades. I don't know; it's just as true to the movie as every other toy they make, so what is it about having this in three dimensions in front of me that makes the design more appealing than seeing it moving around in two dimensions on a screen? the United Kingdom has a long tradition of sinister, mythical, giant dogs - pretty much every culture that's ever lived on the British Isles has had its own take on the hellhound, for instance - so making this lycanthrope more closely resemble those tales makes it feel appropriately localized. Part of the "Kessler Wolf" design is the way the giant fangs protrude from the mouth, snd there's no real way to make them look correct in both closed and open poses without resculpting the mouth. We’ve definitely seen some Uzis from NECA before and I’m not sure if this is a recycled sculpt or not, but it’s got to be one of the best renditions of this weapon in this scale I’ve ever owned.

However, sometimes the manufacturer can run into production or licensing problems and occasionally items are cancelled either temporarily or permanently. Bringing more horror to the Ultimate line, NECA presents the first figure from An American Werewolf in London!You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. You get a lot of the same creasing to the face, a sort of mohawk on his coif and patches of hair forming mutton chops on his cheeks. There’s some immaculate silver paint for the buttons and buckles, and matte black used for the boots and gloves.

There are a bevy of accessories to use with the figures including some hands that are intended for specific accessories.The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. The first is a British Sterling and this is an absolutely gorgeous little sculpt of this iconic weapon. Then contact your credit card company, it may take some time before your refund is officially posted. Depending on where you live, the time it may take for your exchanged product to reach you, may vary.

As a result, I’ve always thought these demons were supposed to represent different phases of lycanthropy, ranging from sort of human to full on werewolf. The AAWiL WW is not colorful, but its dark brownish-grey fur gets different apps to make it look layered, and the claws are lighter so they look nice and scary on the end of the paws. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. This Ultimate incarnation of evil includes 4 interchangeable heads, 3 firearms, 2 knives, torch, and more. Bought this for my boyfriend who loves NECA figures, he is so pleased with it, brilliant quality and a lovely box too!Yesterday I had a look at The Wolfman from NECA’s Universal Monsters series and today we’re going to fast forward exactly forty years ahead to 1981 and John Landis’ amazing comedy-horror An American Werewolf in London. there's a swivel there, too, but the shape of the paws keeps it from turning) a barbell torso, balljointed hips, swivel thighs, and swivel/hinges in the knees, ankles, and toes. The classic 1981 movie is the perfect blend of comedy and true horror, and follows two American backpackers and their increasingly terrifying trip across England. This Ultimate incarnation of evil includes 4 interchangeable heads, 3 firearms, 2 knives, a torch, and more. Bringing more horror to their Ultimate line, NECA presents the first figure from An American Werewolf in London!