Yes, it's "30 Days of Night" with werewolves even if the author, in a bonus interview, says that he was inspired to write the series by a particularly nasty snow storm. Being from Minnesota, the idea of being inspired by a snowstorm seems ludicrous, like being inspired by bark or bad luck. No matter. I couldn't have cared if Mr. Piperbrook had found the outline in a storage space once rented and forgotten by Stephen King. Scary? Well, if you believe in werewolves, it must be terrifying, but for me, tucking into this series made me recall how I felt when I was a kid seeing a well-made horror classic like "Frankenstein" or "Dracula". Or "Jaws". No matter how sophisticated or cynical you think you are, the author manipulates you into caring about the physical safety of people and things that you know can't possibly exist. True, you can say that about all decent fiction, but I think it's harder to pull off in the horror genre. On account of us all being so sophisticated and cynical, don't you know?
Yeah, "Outage". It might not be perfect, but it is perfectly, unequivocally fun. I await the miniseries, silver bullet in hand.