To whom it may concern

I've only ever ONCE seen a werewolf movie or TV show where the monster gets shot with a silver bullet and lives.

Eerie Indiana had a werewolf episode where the beast gets shot in the foot and is cured; HOWEVER he has to keep the bullet in his foot or else the cure returns.

(C)

— Misterprickly (@Misterprickly) August 4, 2018

Head off into the mountain with some weird farmer guy you've never met before, I'm sure that will never work out badly. Time to rewatch Mister Chaney.

"The wolf's bloodline must be severed; the last remaining werewolf must be destroyed. It's you, David." https://t.co/9cPkgAvcSD pic.twitter.com/dneLPQASd8

— teeVillain (@teeVillain) March 31, 2017

The latest challenge at fan_flashworks is "wolf". If you needed an excuse to rewatch Mr. Chaney, now's your chance to get inspired.

Written for the Full Moon/Harvest challenge:

The full moon is pumpkin-orange and hangs low over the cornfields of Eerie on the night the Harvest King is sent to die.( Read more... )

The meme is "Give me the first sentence of a fic I haven't written and I'll give you the next five"

eviinsanemonkey gave me the following prompt:

Marshall picks up the milk carton, slowly pouring it onto his cereal, barely registering the familiar face staring back at him.

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I love Mayor Chisel. Seriously, the guy is a complete dude. He's blatently the forerunner of Major Wilkins from Buffy, coincidently my favourite Big Bad of the entire Jossverse (Angelus doesn't count, that being mostly based on sex-appeal and eyeliner and leather pants, all of which Faith, as Mayor Wilkin's sidekick, also had). Of course, Mayor Chisel doesn't Ascend into a giant snake and he doesn't have a sexy evil Slayer on his team, but he did try to feed Dash and Mars to a werewolf - and I was in hysterics when he basically mocks Mars for having caught Werewolfitus; it's such a hilariously tasteless and cruel thing to do - and he projects that same genial, avuncular brand of Evilness that was Mayor Wilkin's trademark.

Also, whatever's going on in Eerie? He's so in on it. That big fit he has about the Circus of the Parabelievable, and how anxious he is to get his hands of the "Space Thingie" (a name worthy of Jhonen Vasquez, incidently, and I can offer no higher praise than that), coincidently just one episode before Dash shows up? Conspiracy! Also the Loyal Order of Corn, the Harvest King festival, the speech about America's history of looking the other way, the speech about not liking newcomers, and the fact that he hangs around with Elvis? Either he's an alien, or he really is an "overbearing, money-grabbing Mayor" who has sold the town out for shiny alien gold.

And come on, he feeds people to a werewolf! Who hasn't wanted to do that occaisonally?

If you want to ensure good luck, low taxes, and a high yield crop, better slap a goofy looking hat on the nearest male over 13, and pretend they were headed for a Spanish vacation come the harvest. It's time to buy a ticket for the Eerie, Indiana Harvest King lottery and wait for the Eerie Wolf to make an appearance.