Essay

Woof!: Making The Werewolf of Washington

By Milton Moses Ginsberg

The long, bumpy road from crazy idea to the release of a definitive version nearly 50 years later, as told by the film’s writer/director.

Interview

Milton Moses Ginsberg

By Steven Mears

The director of the satirical Watergate-era chiller The Werewolf of Washington considers the nexus of horror and politics, and recalls his attempt to exorcise personal and national demons with his camera.

Essay

The Collective Creation of Christopher’s Movie Matinee

By José Teodoro

How a director turned the reins of a documentary made at the height of the late ’60s counterculture movement over to a group of Toronto youth eager to tell their own story.