A night watchman at the St. Coletta convent in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, Mark Shackleman was patrolling the grounds late one night ...

Wolf Man (January 17, in theaters), alas, is a feeble sort of creature feature, jam-packed with transformative grisliness yet woefully short on invention or depth.

WOLF MAN: The Beast Is Unleashed In Hair-Raising New Trailer For Leigh Whannell's Reboot. ... barricade themselves inside the home as the creature prowls the perimeter. As the night stretches on, ...

'Wolf Man' puts a scary, sometimes creepy spin on the classic horror creature Director of 2020’s innovative ‘Invisible Man’ breathes new life into the legend of man becoming beast.

Wolf Man, in theaters now from ... The creature scratches Blake, who then starts to change. Blake has enough of himself to kill the beast and protect his family, but the change is inevitable.

When you watch The Wolf Man, you’re not just seeing a monster story; you’re witnessing a man fighting against the beast within, a theme that horror keeps coming back to.

However, Wolf Man is not without its flaws. The design of the titular creature, while aligned with the film’s grounded and realistic take, leaves much to be desired.

In a new take on the material, Christopher Abbott plays a man who has a violent encounter with an unseen beast, igniting within him a terrifying transformation while in his family’s farmhouse ...

The Beast of Gévaudan is officially on the loose in Beacon Hills, and while I still can’t spell its name without double-checking Google, at least we know a lot more about it after Tuesday’s ...