Terry's determined investigation into the Colony provides the film's most heroic moments. Oh, Terry. You were so full of spunk and wit and had such incredible hair. Every time I watch Joe Dante's seminal 1981 werewolf film The Howling , I want to warn Terry of the dangers that lie ahead—namely Robert Picardo's unnervingly deranged serial killer-cum-werewolf Eddie Quist—and beg her to just drop the amateur sleuthing, turn around, and skedaddle out of the woods and back to L.A. Sadly, every time I watch, her fate remains the same. Belinda Balaski turns in a remarkable performance in a supporting role as Terry, the best friend to star Dee Wallace's character, Karen White. Whenever she's on screen it's impossible to take your eyes off her. She's a dynamo, full of magnetic charisma. She breathes such tremendous life into the role and I doubt most actresses could've done any better with the part. Balaski imbues Terry with attractive qualities, lik...
we are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars