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And the worst part of The Howling III: The Marsupials is the name of the town where the kangawolves live: “Flow.”
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As in his previous homages, "Marsupials" and "Frogs," Bishop delivers plenty of intriguing facts: The flying dragon lizard from Southeast Asia, for instance, can glide for 100 feet, steering all the way.
Nic Bishop's 'Lizards,' a science book for children Post 2010
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As in his previous homages, "Marsupials" and "Frogs," Bishop delivers plenty of intriguing facts: The flying dragon lizard from Southeast Asia, for instance, can glide for 100 feet, steering all the way.
Nic Bishop's 'Lizards,' a science book for children Post 2010
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In fact I can even get into most B/C horror movies (The Howling (4?): The Marsupials, Ghost Lake, Big Bad Wolf …).
Zombie’s “Halloween II” is amateurish dreck » Scene-Stealers 2009
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Marsupials and placentals have a shared history, and that includes the panoply of developmental genes.
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And here's the thing: The same hundred or so people are always photographed at the previous evening's opera season opening or star-studded dinner for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Marsupials, having more fun than you and I shall ever have—drinking, dancing and showing off designer gowns that cost as much as the average 99 percenter's annual salary.
Among Heavy Hitters Ralph Gardner Jr. 2011
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And someone let this dude direct The Howling III: The Marsupials.
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Anyway, The Howling III: The Marsupials is not one of the best films of any year.
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Some of it is unintentionally funny and memorable for all the wrong reasons, but The Marsupials is one of the worst sequels I have ever seen and a lowlight in werewolf films.
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‹‹ The Howling (1981) The Howling III: The Marsupials (1987) ››
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