For all that the chameleonic Caleb Landry Jones is doing in Luc Besson’s zany genre-blender “Dogman” — reciting Shakespeare to his dozens of very, very good doggos, commanding them to pull ...

FORGET Slenderman. The US has a new terror lurking in the shadows and trees. Meet Dogman — the mysterious beast stalking Michigan and Texas. No, it isn’t a ...

But a few of them stand out above the rest. One of those — one that seems to come up around October every year — is of the "Michigan Dogman." One of the most famous urban myths known around ...

Drag queens, disability and dozens of canines converge in Luc Besson’s “DogMan,” which opens with a quotation from a 19th-century French poet and closes with a symbolic crucifixion.

In 1987, a Traverse City radio DJ wrote a song about a “dogman,” and aired it as an April Fools’ Day joke. But then calls started flooding in from around northern Michigan: “That’s no ...