Werewolf by Night - Reaction

[@adamburke4738]

Can we just appreciate the fact that the werewolf was the guy playing Jack, in prosthetics? Fantastic.

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

Pretty easy when he looks like a monkey

[@folklore6703]

The shadow transformation was also practical.

[@foulrot]

@@folklore6703 not just practical, but also done in camera

[@folklore6703]

@@foulrot I know, how awesome is that!

[@luisf2793]

Also they did make Man-Thing you can see a photo of the crew with it

[@scotthewitt258]

That little vocalization Man-Thing made when Elsa called him "Ted" was so perfectly done.

[@HankValencia]

That's Jeffrey Ford, who's responsible for the vocal effects of Man-Thing, who's also a veteran editor of MCU from the films such as the Captain America trilogy, Avengers quadrilogy, and Spider-Man: No Way Home!

[@Megaproductions302]

@@HankValencia and the motion capture was done by Carey Jones who played Black Krrsantan in Book of Boba Fett.

[@carltontaylor6500]

And the “thank you”

[@stevenritchie2361]

Perfect

[@edpotter1170]

19:21 he said "good talk" before leaving, just warms my heart 💗

[@scotthewitt258]

I say this on every reaction video, but they really captured the feeling of 1930s/1940s "Horror Noir" without being cheesy or campy or goofy. Hard to believe that this a freshman directing gig for the director.

[@iraford5788]

I wouldn't say it's his freshman directing gig as he has directed a lot of short films and music videos before.

[@JonJacobJingleheimer]

You say this on every reaction video? Even the Deadpool 3 announcement one?

[@jeverw9889]

@@iraford5788 agreed. He wrote the music to so many movies, and the Marvel theme song, too. Definitely already a movie genius for creating music. Can’t wait to see what other directing he will do in the future, too!

[@manleychenoweth8144]

Marvel has some odd naming practices for their heroes alter egos, but this one has always made me laugh, a friendly werewolf named Jack Russell😄

[@derrickmarais]

He's a hand full, but he's a good boy.

[@AlicesOdyssey]

Ikr. I was looking up the character and it just made me laugh. It's giving Remus lupin (werewolf werewolf)

[@snenhlanhlamasela9320]

And he is the goodest of boys..

[@TimedRevolver]

He also sometimes looks like Kurt Russell in the comics.

[@kevinhansen8211]

Marvel took a chance with this, and I'm glad they did. I thought if we did ever get Elsa, it would be in Blade, so glad they gave her introduction in this (with Jack and Ted) of course. Also thank you for the ice-skating uphill reference, I so loved the original Blade.

[@niallharrington3636]

Isn't she more of a Deadpool character than a blade character

[@quesoturtle739]

@@niallharrington3636 she’s a monster hunter so she fits more with Blade, but she was in a relationship with Wade in one comic iteration

[@Abhayabhayam]

I love how everyone is now calling them Jack and Ted instead of Werewolf and Man-thing.

[@cupguin]

The strange part is this was Marvel taking a risk, doing something new, and people's take away is "just do exactly this from now on!!".

[@barakaafrobama6519]

@@cupguin hows that strange?

[@YaBoyMirage]

I need more Jack Russell, Elsa Bloodstone and Man-Thing! Marvel and Feige are definitely setting-up Supernaturals / Midnight Sons project!

[@OneHuntiBoi]

We almost have a full cast for it. so i am hoping its in the works

[@JBWinter]

I need a Jack and Man-Thing movie that's basically a plot from Supernatural or something

[@gabrielmarks6369]

Add Ghost Rider and Blade and Moonknight along with them 👀‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@taquito828]

Maybe The legion of monsters

[@brandonmiracle9810]

How crazy is it that this was Michael Giacchino's directorial debut? He did such a good job. And of course with him at the helm, the music is brilliant. Give him the keys to the occult corner of the MCU as far as I'm concerned.

[@apexphotostories3507]

Isnt Michael the same person who did the score for The Batman?

[@brandonmiracle9810]

@@apexphotostories3507 I believe so, yes. He's scored a ton of movies in different franchises.

[@asianpirate4061]

He has done Star Trek. He is like this generations John Williams. But Giacchino' has a great future as a director.

[@CouchSpud91]

Agreed. I'm sure he wouldn't want to only do this, but I think settig up a nice repertoire with a Marvel Horror mini-series with this, a Man-Thing prequel, a Werewolf Vs Dracula sequel and a Elsa Bloodstone vs The Mummy spinoff (you'd understand how it works if you know the horror monsters stories in the Marvel comics) would give him a huge leg up for being a known director.

[@CaptainPikeachu]

It’s his first live action directorial debut but he did direct an animated Star Trek Short Treks episode a few years ago so he has previous directing experience.

[@garyk2629]

I hope they do more specials in the future. Great way to introduce characters.

[@scotthewitt258]

Apparently there are Elsa and Man-Thing Special Presentations planned.

[@randompeople465]

They gonna make this every year from now, and also there is Christmas special with guardians this year.

[@joshbrosh6626]

From what ive heard they are planing to continue doing specials in the future

[@joshbrosh6626]

@@randompeople465 yep

[@killernyancat8193]

We know that they're doing a Holiday Special for Guardians of the Galaxy that will release either this Christmas or next.

[@saltychampion2518]

That is Man-Thing AKA Theodore Sallis. I believe The saying Goes "Whoever knows fear ,Burns at The Man-Thing's Touch." I thought that was sooo Cool!

[@cogitatorcat2306]

So Daredevils safe then?

[@TheBoglin]

Yep, that's the saying. It has something to do with this: the Man-Thing is sensitive to people's emotional states. Happy feelings make him feel good, but feelings like fear cause him pain. Then he secretes acid from his hands that then burns the source of the fear. That's why Jack tells Elsa to act like he's a friend.

[@DEricKesler]

Universal Pictures has tried a couple of times without success to relaunch the Universal Monsters Universe. With their Halloween Special, the MCU shows them exactly how it is done.

[@disciple012]

The fact that the werewolf's name is Jack Russell is one of the funniest things to me. And Adam not reacting to the A+ Frozen joke makes me sad.

[@reinrose82]

I missed it too the first time 😅

[@disciple012]

17:13 "I like Elsa a lot. She really knows how to let it go." Then the look to Adam in realization that he didn't get it, ha!

[@CaptainPikeachu]

Marvel likes their funny naming conventions, I mean when John Walker in the comics had an alternate identity, they named him Jack Daniels. They just changed whiskey brand names basically. 🤣

[@placebo5466]

It's refreshing to see something like this done by people who actually care. Loved how they cut to the old school style when the werewolf is attacking people. His transformation was awesome too.

[@Jazz41173]

This was the directorial debut of Michael Giacchino the movie composer. So of course he also did the music. And Gael Garcia Bernal as Jack.

[@CaptainPikeachu]

He had a directorial debut already with his animated episode of Star Trek Short Treks.

[@ExUSSailor]

We've already got Moon Knight, Blade's coming, and, now we have Elsa Bloodstone, Jack Russell, and, Man-Thing. Throw in Dr. Strange, and, Wong, we've got ourselves a Midnight Sons team.

[@ExUSSailor]

Man-Thing was originally bio-chemist Dr. Theodore Sallis, so, yeah, his name's Ted.

[@ScionStorm1]

Waiting for the Hellstroms to migrate to MCU proper.

[@32artjenkins]

The Wizard of Oz black and white to color tribute with Judy Garland singing was pure genius! As a fan of the Universal monster movies from the 1930's I loved every second of this.

[@ben17ism]

I was a bit disappointed way back when they revealed what the Halloween special is going to be, but I was so pleasantly surprised by this. It's short, to the point, rich in lore, still Marvel, Halloween vibes all around, just a very good piece of content. I kinda hope we get a Halloween special every year now with this kind of vibe

[@ProperlyGaming]

They could use different movie tropes as well. This was clearly meant to be a 30's or 40's classic horror movie vibes, itd be cool if one year on their halloween special they give us like a classic slasher horror that was popularized in the 80's and 90's next time.

[@jason198146]

Yeah, I enjoyed every second of that. This and the Daredevil/She-Hulk team-up just made my week😁

[@jacksonbland8793]

I love the tone shift in you guys from the absolute delight at “his name is ted” to the shock and horror of man-thing(ted) burning the scotsman alive

[@davidgeldner2167]

I am alone yet I audibly laughed when Adam said “you about to get Man-Thinged”

[@nickthedreamer4434]

I'm not gonna lie: when I first heard that Man-Thing was going to be in this, I was a bit shocked because Man-Thing, like Spider-Man and X-Men, got sold to a different company (Lionsgate, in particular) when Marvel was going bankrupt. They apparently got his rights back in 2015 so it's a welcome surprise to see him here.

[@rosskl]

It's no surprise that Michael Giacchino is also an amazing director. His genius can't be confined to just music.

[@Ubernerd3000]

WbN was created in the early 70’s as a reaction to the Comics Code being relaxed, which allowed for the return of books about monsters and the supernatural; this is also when characters like GHOST RIDER and MORBIUS were created; Ted is Dr Ted Sallis aka Man-Thing; the Bloodstones fought cults and supernatural menaces; The Werewolf aka Jack Russel (pun not intended) fought against cults, supernatural menaces, and those trying to use or destroy him...and occasionally fought/ worked with Moon Knight, who premiered in his book...

[@ketchup016]

I think the pun was very much intended lol

[@coolwizard22]

OMG. Jack and Moon Knight would be AWESOME!

[@Ubernerd3000]

@@ketchup016 Roy Thomas, the writer who created him has gone on record as saying he didn’t know about Jack Russell terriers back in 1972...

[@ketchup016]

@@Ubernerd3000 Well then I have to admit, I think someone suggested it to him as a cheeky joke. I can't believe that was unintentional, it's too much of a coincidence. 😂

[@todderickson2435]

This was so, so, SO GOOD!!! Easily one of my favorite things that Marvel has done!! Both Jack and Elsa were fantastic, and I can't wait to see more. A few other things: 1) They nailed Man-Thing!! He's my favorite Marvel monster, and I am so very happy with his introduction! For those who don't know, he was a scientist named Ted Sallis, and as Man-Thing he is drawn to people's emotions, especially fear. His tag line in the comics was "Whatever knows fear burns at the Man-Thing's touch!" He and DC's Swamp Thing are definitely similar, and Man-Thing debuted just a couple months before Swamp Thing did. 2) I haven't heard any reactors mention this yet, but there was a fun little easter egg in the opening narration when he said the phrase "where monsters dwell," which was the title of a long-running Marvel horror comic. 3) I strongly recommend that you watch the Disney+ documentary "Director by Night," which is about Michael Giacchino and his brother, and how they grew up making movies with their friends. It's extremely good! Keep it up Peaches!! You guys are awesome! BY NIGHT!!

[@MrGlenbw]

21:29 GEORGIA: EVERYONE'S FAVORITE RUNNING GAG AND TROLL SINCE SHE-HULK!

[@AlicesOdyssey]

They did Man-Thing so good! The showing off his powers really visualizes the "Whatever knows fear burns at the touch of... the Man-Thing!" Also his name really is Ted. Dr. Theodore "Ted" Sallis was a doctor working in the Everglades working with a team to try to recreate the supersoldier serum (because it's always that dang serum). A.I.M goes after him and after he is betrayed he destroys his research and while driving injects himself with the serum However, he crashes his car into the swamp where scientific and, as Man-Thing #1 later explained, magical forces combine to instantly transform him into a slow-moving plant-matter creature with large, solid red eyes.

[@ScionStorm1]

First comment I've seen that correctly quotes the iconic phrase. 'Man-Thing' should always be the last part of the quote as the rest was written above the Man-Thing title on the cover of his comics.

[@PriceFamPrime]

I cackled when "Ziggy Stardust" showed up and you started singing "Dancing in the Streets". Absolutely classic!

[@FoxBatKing]

I love your guys’ reactions. Many months (years?) of fun. And I interpreted the influx of color at the end as Elsa being freed from the “atmosphere” of her family (as Jack discussed with her in the mausoleum) that has been oppressing her for years. I’m hopin for an Elsa Bloodstone series. Thanks again for great videos 🙏

[@jthomann71]

Take a moment to appreciate the fact that this premiered at the beginning of the full moon for October.

[@indiecinemaster4699]

This special should get an Emmy nod. Truly magnificent.

[@grayclaw1391]

ManThing is Ted” his full name is Dr. Theodore "Ted" Sallis who was working with a version of the Super Serum. He then ran into a swap after taken the serum and became Man-Thing.

[@ghostsquirrel8739]

“Whoever knows fear burns at the Man-Thing’s touch.”

[@ll7868]

Fun Fact: Elsa Bloodstone's stunt double Sarah Irwin is also the stunt double for Tatiana Maslany in She-Hulk as well as the show's stunt coordinator. She was also the Catwoman double in Gotham for Camren Bicondova and Batwoman double for Ruby Rose.

[@blacktws]

Marvel's Man-Thing came out 2 months before DC's Swamp Thing in the early 1970s. And in the comic book his name is Ted.

[@werbinich]

I don't think I'd ever get tired of hearing you say 'werewolf...BY NIGHT!' It's the little things. The show was fantastic. I can't wait for more like this.

[@CelticWarriorWoman]

Soooo... Your intro makes me do a very specific dance EVERY TIME...I should send it to you some time lol Thank you for always bring me joy like Im sitting there watching a friend enjoy a show I love

[@JackMValentine]

Now that's what I call a Giant Sized Man-Thing.

[@ElliotSBirding]

I can see Agatha's upcoming show as a "Twilight Zone" or "Tales from the Crypt" type of show. It can easily delve into some of this stuff.

[@johnelmartagbago3764]

I've read somewhere that it's gonna be dark comedy, but it's just a rumor though.

[@MyInitialsAreCBD]

If you liked Laura Donnelly as Elsa Bloodstone, then you may like her as Amalia True in The Nevers from HBO. Victorian sci-fi.

[@Pathfinder197]

Truly. Not many reactors have ventured out to do reactions to The Never, which is a shame. Fascinating show and Donnelly is great in it.

[@calibadgerdude6082]

Honestly, I think my favorite thing about this show was the fight choreography. It somehow felt so much more natural and visceral than what we normally see in Marvel properties. Something about the way the guards went up against Jack was so good. Instead of waiting for their turn, they were completely terrified of him and hesitant to attack. Too many times in fight choreography, the focus is so centered on the action that nothing is done to explain why the whole group doesn’t pile on at once, but here it worked so well. Even with the trained fighters like Elsa and the other hunters, there was a feeling of grit and dirty fighting, using whatever was at hand (literally) to survive and it felt so real.

[@Neurodivergent-j1f]

Agreed. You see so much of the Widows like Natasha and Yelena throwing men around, and the Dora Milaje’s flashiness, that the primal brutality showcased here is a welcome change.

[@CaptainAmercia]

So I was introduced to Elsa Bloodstone in Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 where she was a playable character. She had dual rifles which I thought was pretty cool wearing a tight red suit with an overcoat. That's really all I know her from but it's great that we got to see Man-Thing.

[@ScionStorm1]

She's sometimes referred to as the Buffy of Marvel. A career monster slayer.

[@swordmonkey6635]

Great Cthulhu and The Werewolf... the buddy adventure we didn't know we needed.

[@jamesshehadeh4036]

FYI Elsa is ElsaBloodstone a vampire hunter. And I just loved your guys's reaction to the gore. I mean are we sure this is Marvel on Disney Plus. I guess you can get away with a lot when it's black and white.

[@ant-man9018]

Eh, she's not really limited to vampires. She is a monster slayer/hunter by concept.

[@ScionStorm1]

It was rated TV14.

[@Blinkptx]

I have had an awful couple of weeks. I really appreciate this few minutes of lighthearted distraction. Y'all are awesome. ❤️

[@LotkaVolterra]

I hope things get better. Hang in there!

[@jj_daries]

@@LotkaVolterra you've restored my faith in humanity .

[@Cosi-]

I was absolutely thrilled with this one, tbh! Marvel really did a great job on this Octoboo special feature 🎃 Makes me wonder what it's going to be setting up, now that we have our Wolf boy

[@scotthewitt258]

"This is so Teen Wolf." Ten seconds later Jack literally rips a guy's throat out and sprays the "camera" with blood.

[@ScionStorm1]

Me watching a werewolf rip someone's ear off with his teeth in full view on Disney+ 0o0

[@sherylsmallwood-valdivia5375]

Small detail but well done by Gael Garcia Bernal - you see him scratching his ears like a wolf once him and Elsa in the cage.

[@ScionStorm1]

At the start he tells the Scotsman he can 'almost' smell the blood on his hands. Then when he's trapped with Elsa in the mausoleum he does the doggy spin before sitting down on the ground.

[@UndeadEggmiester]

Man this was much better than I expected and man it was much darker then I expected for a Disney marvel stuff. I really hope that Elsa bloodstone shows up in blade. I'd love to see more of these characters.

[@ProperlyGaming]

Its confirmed that we are getting a new Blade soon so i figured marvel would start being more willing to show blood and violence in a more visceral way. I just hope they are willing to up the ante in Blade cause Blade isnt Blade without tons of blood and violence.

[@jthomann71]

It's always struck me as funny that the werewolf name is Jack Russell. He's the bestest good boy.

[@BionicleGio22210]

I'm normally a big fan of horror/monster movies, but i absolutely LOVED this special. I even laugh when Ted is on screen, he's such a bro

[@Cordelia53]

Werewolf by night is part of the Legion of Monsters. The original 4 were werewolf by night, Man-Thing, Morbius and Ghost Rider. Loved the reacxtion guys, and Just sayin...I love Ted...lol

[@georgeirvine4507]

I'm definitely watching this again on Halloween. This was so much fun and love the old school vibe. Please make more.

[@JavierPartyOfFive]

That last scene was so Han and Chewie I loved it haha

[@FanBoyBooks]

My favorite, most enjoyed, the best Marvel property put out this year so far. And probably the same with whole Phase Four, with WandaVision and Loki closely behind.

[@maximillianosaben]

Darn it, I had to pause this video (which I had been waiting for since the middle of the night) because Jay mentioned “we both reach for the gun” from Chicago, and I had to go watch the movie musical scene before I could finish this.

[@BigEvilNetwork]

Jay, I legit LMFO at your "She really knows how to let it go." line!

[@scotthewitt258]

The Hunters are apparently an ancient organization that Ulysses either started {he is the Hunter in the various illustrations at the start and is about ten thousand years old} or that he joined. Since the Trial is to find the next bearer of the Bloodstone, I guess it is a group he started.

[@Whalewraith]

Excluding Spidey which was mainly Sony this is my favourite phase 4 thing. Incredible directing debut from the music guy, Michael Giacchino. Moon knight was designed from the ground up to be a werewolf killer. Love to see that throw down.

[@Kidapollo92]

This is so much different from anything marvel had done inside the mcu. Closest thing would be multiverse of madness. Very nice claw marks in the intro and Frankenstein lightning. A tapestry of the avengers is amazing. You think that bat creature is Dracula? Is that Bigfoot? In the comics Mr bloodstone was a caveman kept alive for centuries of years because of the stone in his chest but here he is dead.

[@ScionStorm1]

Verussa mentions at the beginning one of the powers of the bloodstone is longevity. But I think they also leave references that this Ulysses is not the original caveman and he is a descendant.

[@laurencampbell1713]

This was so much more violent than I thought it would be. Consider me impressed! 👏👏👏

[@mickeymouse7726]

I hope marvel does a 2 hour black and white Midnight Sons movie like this special that would be a great experience in the theaters

[@andrewforte3852]

Elsa Bloodstone is a total badass boys once she gets the 'bloodstone' she's becomes even more powerful. Man-Thing is a Swamp Thing equivalent he was a biochemist who took the supersoldier serum fell into a magical lake becoming this boggy creek monstrosity with a heart of gold. Werewolf by Night was introduced in Moon Knight were they fought and often teamed up Jack Russell inherited a family curse passed down from father to son.

[@aligaines8476]

Isn't that the other way around, Moon was intro'd in WbN?

[@andrewforte3852]

@@aligaines8476 You're right Moon Knight was introduced in Werewolf By Night.

[@JDdiGriz]

Great reaction guys, I was not expecting this today. Good job. The inclusion of Man-Thing has a lot bigger implications than most of us realize. Man-Thing is the guadian of the Nexus of Realities, a crossroads into the multiverse. I have a feeling that location this is going to play a big role in the next few phases. Currently there is only one character in the MCU that knows where this nexus is, because he used it to get to the MCU. His name is Howard the Duck. (I know, I too never thought my Howard the Duck lore would EVER come in handy, but here we are) Man-Thing stops threats like the Dark Overlord from the Nexus of Somonus (the big bad from Howard the Duck's movie) from entering the MCU. (I have to rewatch this, I think there was a dark overlord stinger on display at stately Bloodstone Manor) I can't believe i'm advocating rewatching Howard the Duck, but it looks like it might be important in upcoming phases. (At least it's no longer the worst movie put out by Lucasfilm.)

[@apexphotostories3507]

Was pleasantly surprised by this special everyone involved did a fantastic job, and as the saying goes Jack and Ted's friendship is a much more better love story than Twilight lol

[@chrisphoui]

Jay yelling "BY NIGHT" got funnier the more he burst that out. 🤣

[@TimKlamo]

“You could drink out of a tuba.” “You could, I wouldn’t recommend it.” As a tuba player, thanks for the belly laugh. You guys are awesome!

[@oAPXo]

Manthing was introduced first. Swampthing is the more popular but Manthing is just as epic honestly.

[@damionmurray8244]

Rumor has it that the creators of both Swamp Thing and Man-thing were roommates and based their characters on an even older pulp-fiction muck-monster called The Heap.

[@oreohunter7798]

Swampthing is a better name

[@EnragedTofu]

One of the best projects the MCU has ever put out. All my fellow monster fans were probably in heaven like I was especially if you grew up in the 60-80s when all we had was the classics or read those 70-80s Marvel comics. Perfect Halloween content!

[@karlbielok6328]

This blew me away. Was such good fun. Been waiting on your reaction all day

[@Kidapollo92]

Jack Russell in the comics has been known to have run ins with Dracula. Billy swan is the Igor character from old monster movies. I love the cigarette burns. Man thing lives!!!! Was a biochemist in the comics trying to recreate the super soldier serum in the Everglades but after injecting himself crashed his car into a magical swamp which is nexus point kind of a connection to wanda and dr strange The bloodstone kinda of looks like it’s connected to chaos magic look at the flare the color

[@ayllien7266]

Or a fragment of the Reality Stone

[@greg3946]

The book Darkholde cursed jack Russell's ancestors with lycanthrophy! Same book Wanda used on Dr.Strange.

[@ScionStorm1]

Book also contained the ritual that created the first vampires.

[@greg3946]

@@ScionStorm1 Varnae if I recall correctly.

[@tyjohnson7616]

I’m glad they kept Werewolf by Night’s original design

[@jeffkrug9045]

Best Marvel anything in awhile in my opinion. Hopefully we will see more Man Thing and Elsa Bloodstone in the future. Both awesome characters.

[@scotthewitt258]

Kirk Thatcher {Jovan} was also in at least one of the Spider-Man movies with Tom Holland. As well as being the Punk Rocker forty years apart in "Star Trek IV" and Picard Season Two.

[@NadeemShekh-uy9zn]

Groovy

[@snukastyle]

I definitely liked this version of Ted better than in the Man-Thing movie (I was one of the five people who've seen it)-that was straight-out horror, and okay for what it was. But seeing that one of his best friends in the comics is Howard the Duck and he guards a gate to the Muktiverse, they could do some interesting stuff with him if they feel like it. Also we now have two members of Nextwave in the MCU. One can only hope for that insanity to become a thing.

[@lorihagens8329]

When Jack transformed I found myself channeling Jay…let the bodies hit the floo, let the bodies hit the floo!! Plus I just want to hang out with Ted (aka Man Thing).😝

[@darthekul1]

The episode has so many things happen in just 50 ish minutes, each scene is tense and has a problem to solve the time management in this special was terrific lol

[@kinocrone7275]

I feel like between this and She-Hulk, they realized it's been 15 years of trying to set the Marvel universe up in a slow, grounded way and it was taking way too long so they just said fuck it, and went for it. I, for one, couldn't be happier

[@paranormalphoenix3317]

I honestly think this is my favorite Marvel content this year. I didn't know how much I needed this in my life as a long time fan of the 30's, 40's and 50's era black and white monster movies.

[@rog2224]

Being ancient - Werewolf By Night always stuck me with the Theme from Moonlighting by Al Jarreau.

[@Pathfinder197]

Really charming and perfect for Halloween. The Monster’s name is Ted and you immediately love him. I have to admit when I watched this and The Monster dropped down to take out Verussa I imagined Elsa saying “have you met my friend Ted?” Laura Donnelly and Gael Garcia Bernal are so good in this. Looking forward to more appearances by Donnelly and Bernal as Elsa and Jack in the MCU. For any who haven’t watched Donnelly in The Nevers and Bernal in Mozart in the Jungle, each is well worth checking out (totally different shows - just both really well done).

[@70briareos]

The actor who played Jack Russell looks like a cross between Freddie Prinze Jr. and Martin Landau.

[@cheston.rothfus]

The Marvel Studios "Special Presentations" are very much going to be a thing going forward. The next one is The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special which comes out later this year.

[@leighwhite6700]

This was so Freaking Fabulous!!! Loved to experience this with you. Lovely surprise by Marvel. Plus you both give so much depth and info. Great journey ahead.

[@scotthewitt258]

The actual credit for the actor from IMDb: David Silverman ... The Flaming Tuba

[@jayeblood1038]

That Jon Lovitz joke was epic lol. Thanks guys wonderful vid!!

[@janethoffman4197]

As a life long lover of Universal monster movies, this was everything I hoped for and more! Best thing I’ve seen since End Game!

[@fahimalfaisal7781]

There were a number of great projects after Endgame though !

[@janethoffman4197]

Agreed, but this just went beyond expectations like End Game did.

[@davidbergfors6820]

I have never understood why people are entertained by getting frightened, so this thing I was kinda hesitant to get into, but Marvel is Marvel, and I'm in. somehow I thought this was going to be a lot more scary than it was. so I had fun!

[@danbach7748]

The Jon Lovitz joke is spot on, but instead of that, every time I hear "Werewolf by Night" the dang theme song to Moonlighting pops into my head "Some walk BY NIGHT, some fly by day..." But since it's from a show from the 80's I completely get that I am probably in the minority of the audience with this affliction. LOL

[@ETNMom]

We need more of this. Truly fantastic!

[@felixchavarria8824]

Elsa & Man Thing were my favorite by far. I had a pretty good time watching it, wish it was longer. Pretty good start to the "Supernatural" universe, my take.

[@lykan2]

I need more of Jack/Werewolf by Night, Man-Thing and Elsa. I'm not the only one here right?

[@flamehand3713]

The old timiness of the Werewolf is my favorite part.

[@ProperlyGaming]

The transformation and the fact that the werewolf we seen was cosmetics and not cgi was a very nice surprise. The transformation scene imo was genius using the shadows to show the transformation cause everyone knows marvel doesnt give the time and money for their disney plus shows and specials to give us great cgi so the director going that route was an awesome move..

[@stevetate7779]

The jon lovitz impression killed me😂

[@maybachyard]

Reminded me of Jon Lovitz cartoon The Critic 🤣😂

[@andrewevers2420]

I didn't think I could enjoy you two even more and now I find out you're Teen Wolf fans. Side note I was Giddy & ecstatic when I found out that both Johnny Cage and Martouf from Stargate SG-1 were on MTV's Teen Wolf.

[@samhachmeister9876]

Excellent Chicago shout out Jay!

[@peterslavik1449]

I adore Elsa Bloodstone and Man-Thing, this was fucking perfect. Laura Donnelly ABSOLUTELY brought the thunder.

[@arthurclifford8290]

Werewolf ... by night! ... that's the ticket! If Elsa was the werewolf, John Lovitz would have said something like, once a month she turns into a real b... uh ... wolf, yeah, yeah, wolf, that's the ticket, a WEREwolf, she turn's into a werewolf. ... by Night! Elsa's moves taking out the hunters were epic; her skill, if not her charm, is disarming. Having your own weapon used against you sucks, but it must be worse to literally end up having a hand in your own death.

[@HellfireComms]

I could tell this thing had done its job when it ended and I absolutely wanted more. Just a nice Halloween treat, really.

[@BrendanKOD]

Yes, Marvel's Swamp Thing equivalent is Man Thing. The catch phrase is "All who know fear burn at the Man Thing's touch". A few famous Marvel characters like Howard the Duck appeared in the extra stories of the book Giant Size Man Thing.

[@psisax]

If you want some more Elsa Bloodstone (Laura Donnelly), you can always watch The Nevers from HBO.