Rather than do a movable jaw, the figure includes two heads, and that was absolutely the right choice. Either way, this is a fabulous sculpt with so much detail in the facial creases and some excellent texture to the skin. I’m in the middle of a bonus NECA horror weekend trifecta, just to squeeze a few extra spooky bits of plastic in before Halloween. There’s some immaculate silver paint for the buttons and buckles, and matte black used for the boots and gloves.

Bringing more horror to their Ultimate line, NECA presents the first figure from An American Werewolf in London!To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

As David heals in the hospital, he's plagued by violent nightmares of his mutilated friend, who warns David that he is becoming a werewolf.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. 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 on their increasingly terrifying trip across England.

Includes interchangeable heads and comes in a collector-friendly window box with opening flap that’s great for display. Includes interchangeable heads and comes in a collector-friendly window box with opening flap that's great for display. The first is a British Sterling and this is an absolutely gorgeous little sculpt of this iconic weapon. 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.I’m not sure if that’s really the case, but this one looks like a werewolf with his face melting off. 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?