‘Wolf Man’ Has an Interesting Take on Werewolf Movies. Then Things Get Hairy
Leigh Whannell’s Wolf Man recognizes that, inner conflicts or not, all werewolf horror is essentially hairier-than-usual body horror. Except this time, you get to see its hapless hero’s metamorphosis happen in fits and starts rather than one fell swoop — all the better to push a very specific metaphor,
In order to put the Wolf Man and the Monster through further film adventures, scripter Curt Siodmak has to resurrect the former from a tomb, and the Frankenstein creation from the ruins of the ...
"Even A Man Who Is Pure In Heart And Says His Prayers By Night, May Become A Wolf When The Wolfbane Blooms And The Autumn Moon Is Bright." The Universal series of The Wolfman Including The Wolfman ...
But the new film lopes to a false start with a prologue about a grizzled war veteran/survivalist (Sam Jaeger) living in the deep woods with a young son (Zac Chandler) who’s cowed by Dad’s maniacal ...
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