Despite its troubled production and rocky reception, the 2010 remake stands as the stronger and more faithful adaptation to ...

His grandfather Lon Chaney Jr. played Universal Studios' original fur-covered fright guy the Wolfman ... a blood-thirsty beast on the night of a full moon. There are some similarities to the ...

1941’s film ‘The Wolf Man’ introduced the modern concept of the werewolf to ... I love the world uniting, be it for Cinema, TV, media, art, fashion, sport, etc. Please keep this going full speed.” ...

Sadly, the metaphorical mine of werewolf cinema is full of almost nothing but coal as far as the ... Lon Chaney, Jr., transforms in The Wolf Man (1941), Universal Pictures Hammer Films, who had fun ...

Just recently I took a look at the reimagining of the Universal classic “The Wolf Man.” So, to coincide with the fresh take of the film, I wanted to take a look at the 1941 classic and the oft- ...

No full moon business in this version of the ... if you know the old song. And while the 1941 “Wolfman” movie was about a stranger seeking acceptance, one wonders what the new movie is about?

Balderston and direction from Karl Fruend begins with Karloff’s Imhotep in his signature bandages, but he soon takes on full human ... the main role in 1941’s The Wolf Man.

SPOILER WARNING: The following article contains major spoilers for Wolf Man. If you have not yet seen the film, proceed at your own risk! While I would not argue that writer/director Leigh ...

Though the 1941 original is a horror mainstay in ... Whannell strips away a lot of the big wolfman signifiers – no full moon, no silver bullets, no Romani people uttering dire warnings ...

In the 1941 film, Larry kills a man who was actually a werewolf, and is then cursed to turn into a werewolf every full moon. It makes sense that the werewolf in Wolf Man looks a lot more human ...

In folklore the full moon was just one of the many ways ... has always left me wanting. While The Wolf Man (1941) might be the gold standard that codified almost everything we associate with ...