In Latvian folklore, a vilkacis was someone who transformed into a wolf-like monster, which could be benevolent at times. Another collection of stories concern the skin-walker… See more

There were numerous reports of werewolf attacks—and consequent court trials—in sixteenth century France. In some of the cases there was clear evidence against the accused of … See more

A distinction is often made between voluntary and involuntary werewolves. The former are generally thought to have made a pact, usually with the Devil, and morph into werew… See more

To kill: 1. Removal of the belt or coat of Wolfskin 2. Struck in the heart by a silver bullet, arrow, or knife 3. Have three drops of blood spilled or being struck three times in the head wi… See more