Tag: Werewolf Films

Legend of the Werewolf 1975 came at an interesting time during the history of lycanthrope cinema, says TERRY SHERWOOD

2002’s Brit-Werewolf classic Dog Soldiers gets the deluxe treatment on Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD. RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES gets his teeth into it.

HEATHER ANDOLINA takes a look at The Wolfman 2010, the remake of the classic Universal lycanthrope horror

KAYLEIGH MARIE EDWARDS tells us 10 things you might not know about An American Werewolf in London...

RICHARD PHILLIPS-JONES looks at 20th Century-Fox's attempt to enter Universal's horror territory, The Undying Monster.

Werewolf of London 1935 was Universal's first attempt to bring the lycanthrope into its stable of horror stars, says ANDREW GARVEY

ANDREW GARVEY reviews Hammer's only ever werewolf film, Curse of the Werewolf (1961)

Dog Soldiers 2002 is the best werewolf film since An American Werewolf in London, says ANDREW GARVEY

Bradford's STEPHEN DOYLE was 16 when he sneaked into to the newly-released An American Werewolf in London. He tells The Spooky Isles that his exploit resulted in a signed photo and letter of appreciation from the film's director John Landis

Horror and comedy are mixed to perfection in An American Werewolf in London 1981, says DAVID SAUNDERSON.