Tyler Posey talks ‘Teen Wolf,’ writing music, love for tattoos
Tyler Posey talks about why the insanely popular “Teen Wolf” series resonates with audiences, writing a song with his girlfriend that plays in the show's end credits, his newest album — and then demonstrates how to dance to screamo music!
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