Hemlock Grove just gave us our latest iteration of the on-screen werewolf, but it's by no means the strangest. Here are some of the odder takes on these furry faced children of the night.

If you'd like to play a survival horror game, but you're over zombies, British activity company Chillisauce offers an alternative: a night in the woods spent hunting a vicious werewolf.

Sometimes you come across a webcomic that could really only work as a webcomic — a comic that uses the infinite canvas to suggest motion or emotion in a way print comics never could. The creepy Margot's Room does just that, telling the violent, supernatural end of a dying marriage.

As if being a teenager wasn't hard enough already. Florida teen Stephanie Pistey, who is being held as an accessory to murder, is telling reporters that she's a vampire-werewolf hybrid. In a recent interview, murder suspect Stephanie Pistey said "Since I was like, 12...I know this is going to be crazy, but I believe…

John Noble thinks he knows how many seasons Fringe has left. Game of Thrones casts one of season two's (literally) biggest roles. Michael Bay responds to the Jason Statham Transformers 4 rumors. Plus some new Man of Steel set photos!

Toby Whithouse, creator of the original British Being Human, has released his spin-off Becoming Human, which is basically Being Human set in high school. So double the angst and awkwardness, but keep that cheeky wit. Watch the first episode now.

Last night, the world finally got to see the U.S. version of Britain's monster hit, Being Human. We've given you our initial reactions, but now let's get down to the nitty-gritty details. What worked and what didn't? Spoilers ahead.

We're actually pretty excited about Syfy's Americanized version of Being Human, but the BBC original remains the best. Check out the new trailer and behind the scenes featurette for season 3.

Syfy's remake of Being Human already underway, we asked the BBC's vampire, werewolf, and ghost for their advice to their American counterparts. They also tease what's to come and discuss whether Being Human could ever crossover with Doctor Who.

It's all about curses in today's Smackdown, as we ponder the eternal question, which is worse? If the curse makes you grow hair in strange places, large teeth and somewhat lupine, is it worse to be the cursed or curser?