Werewolf Socks
Description: "From Anti-Knock Additive (for silencing pesky poltergeists) to Zombie Freshener, Dr. Nightspore sells a range of products no self-respecting witch, alchemist or well-stocked apothecary can be without! Whether it's Wart Inducer for your sadly smooth-skinned toad, Werewolf Tonic to grow fur on moonless nights, or Boogey Restorative to put the boogie back in your Boogieman, Dr. Nightspore has what you need." "Werewolf Elixir" is a fun, offbeat design for Halloween or werewolf & horror fans in general, in the style of a vintage apothecary bottle label or snake oil remedy ad.
Description: When a series of unexplained murders occur in the normally quiet town of Tarker's Mill, the residents decide to hunt down the killer. However, many of these vigilantes end up dead, and those who don't are no closer to finding the assailant. When a young paraplegic named Marty encounters a werewolf one night, the pieces begin to come together. Along with his sister and Uncle Red, Marty begins a mission to capture the werewolf once and for all. This is the synopsis of the 1985 film Silver Bullet, which is a rather charming entry into the werewolf genre that seamlessly combines the gory horror of R rated flicks with the fable-esque, childlike sensibility.
Description: In 1983, big-name beers were spending hard to advertise around beer-buying holidays like Memorial Day, July Fourth, and Labor Day. The then young and fledgling Silver Bullet label wanted to own a holiday, but had to pick a less beer-centric one where they could afford to make their campaign dollars go farther and so they picked... Halloween. Yes, Halloween. Enter the BeerWolf - the hard-partying cousin of the werewolf who loved pounding beers at Halloween parties. Surprisingly, he was a hit and helped sell more beer. He was so popular, that he didn't go into hibernation after the calendar changed and actually started showing up for other holidays, events, and for no real reason at all. Here's to you, you crazy beer-drinking bastard.
