What's the best werewolf movies // tv series out there ?

I apologize for the long-winded response, but my personal favorite werewolf movies are An American Werewolf in London and The Howling. Other good ones include Dog Soldiers, Silver Bullet, Teen Wolf is always fun, and Cursed isn't the best movie, but it has Rick Baker's work in it, which is enough to satisfy me. As for shows, Being Human is great, both the US and UK versions are worth watching. Also Teen Wolf was good, but I personally got bored with it after several seasons. And definitely check out Werewolf, a show from 1987, which also features Rick Baker's work. Might have to search the Internet for a bootleg copy or YouTube, but there have been copyright issues with all the episodes on there recently. Also Buffy the Vampire Slayer is worth watching, although werewolves don't make as much of an appearance. I'm sure I'm missing a few, but someone else might point out some others for ya.

There’s a 1974 made-for-TV movie called Scream of the Werewolf that scared me as a kid. Also look for the werewolf episode on the TV series Kolchak: The Night Stalker.

Aside from some of the ones already mentioned on this thread, here are several werewolf movies worth checking out:

- Howling V: The Rebirth (1989). Although low-budget, this is a cool werewolf whodunit a la Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None" set in an actual Hungarian castle. Elizabeth Shé (Marylou) has an exceptional scene and there's a superb Gothic score. But gorehounds who want to see loads of bloody action should pass. It's reminiscent of the underrated "Devil's Nightmare" aka "The Devil Walks at Midnight" (1971), albeit not as good.
- Howling VI: The Freaks (1991) features a good story about a drifter werewolf named Ian, a traveling carnival and a vampire. The werewolf may look like a member of Twisted Sister, but the canine legs are notable. Elizabeth is innocent to the ways of the world but she instinctively senses goodness in Ian, as does the "alligator boy." Harker, by contrast, possesses a sinister edge despite his great charisma. Speaking of which, Bruce Payne is outstanding here.
- Even Howling IV: The Original Nightmare (1988) is worth checking out for the slow-build mystery, the cast, the full moon ambiance and the remote desert location (shot in South Africa), plus the teaming-up of the two women (the writer and her assistant sleuth); unfortunately, the ending is rushed & awkward and nigh ruins the movie.
- Big Bad Wolf (2006) easily ranks with the best werewolves movies wherein the creature is thoroughly evil. It's gorey and sometimes crude, but effective with some warmth underneath.
- Never Cry Werewolf (2008) rips off the plot of "Night Fright" but is quite good.
- Wolves (2014) is reminiscent of the Marvel comic book Werewolf by Night (even the werewolves resemble Don Perlin's versions a little). It has good choices for the main cast, enough gore, some decent action, beautiful women, notable songs, a cameo by Lemmy (sort of) and exquisite Ontario locations with great nighttime sylvan ambiance.