“A lot of the Wolf Man history has been about this curse, and that a full moon can bring it out in you. I wanted to do with this character what David Cronenberg did with The Fly. He drilled down ...

The upcoming Wolf Man movie has been eagerly anticipated since its announcement in late 2014. After several creative changes, it's finally coming in 2025. (from left) Charlotte (Julia Garner ...

this character looks like a grizzled old man with a white beard and large, wolf-like claws. With his Invisible Man, Whannell reimagined the concept to be that the titular character wore an optic ...

Here’s how it works. Things slipped through the cracks, and it was like, 'Oh, they're doing this promotion for Wolf Man at a theme park, but it doesn't look right. We shouldn't be putting that ...

Watch the trailer below. More of a teaser than anything else, this new “Wolf Man” stars Christopher Abbott as Lawrence “Larry” Talbot, the character played by Lon Chaney Jr. in the ...

The original Wolf Man movie was released in 1941, with Lon Chaney Jr. playing the lead role as Larry Talbot. This was a character he'd reprise multiple times in the slew of Universal's classic ...

Even if Whannell certainly brought his horror chops to Wolf Man, his story and character work here is a significant step down from The Invisible Man. The first act is especially rough ...

There are dozens of werewolf movies, but only a select few center the character who popularized the Wolf Man as part of the Universal Monsters pantheon. With Leigh Whannell’s Wolf Man—a ...

As Blake Lovell in “Wolf Man,” Abbott is a decent guy and devoted ... compelling hook for a big-studio horror movie (flawed characters tend to be more effective), but it does give the film ...

But just how does a filmmaker like Whannell make modern audiences care about another werewolf movie, let alone the Wolf Man as a character? How do any of these filmmakers, as Whannell says ...

This post was updated Jan. 20 at 9:31 p.m. In the darkness of night, one should take care to avoid the “Wolf Man ... modern sensibilities of horror as character-driven allegory and metaphor.

It’s been an agonizing five-year wait for Leigh Whannell’s follow-up to his near-universally acclaimed The Invisible Man. As the pandemic became more and more prolonged, Whannell and his co ...