Alaska Perfect Setting For Fox Werewolf Series
Being developed by DreamWorks TV
Vampires might be in vogue, but thanks to a little bit of a "New Moon" influence, Werewolves might be coming back into fashion.
Fox has ordered the pilot "Howl" from DreamWorks TV, set in a small town in Alaska.
No casting has begun for the series, but Joshua Miller and M.A. Fortin have been hired to write the pilot.
Miller wrote episodes in the past for shows like "Mentors" and "Friday the 13th." Fortin doesn't have any listed credits, according to Internet Movie Database.
The show is being described as a family saga about warring families of werewolves in the arctic state.
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