Great movie and I loved the wolfman design. More werewolf movies and shows should reuse the iconic wolfman look.

@taheimrobinson2837

2 жыл бұрын

The design was phenomenal bro🔥

@ZeroOmega-vg8nq

2 жыл бұрын

I feel the classic look should be used as an "incomplete" stage of the curse nowadays. At first the change takes the wolfman form but the more times the infected person transforms the more bestial lupine form begins to take hold.

@lycanthropegaming3432

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZeroOmega-vg8nq Yeah

@sweetcinnamonpnchkin

Жыл бұрын

@Zero- like in The Howling

@koammudo43

8 ай бұрын

I love werewolf by night in color . The wolfman at the end is so cool

This movie is so painfully underappreciated. Just the look and feel of it... so much authenticity🤌🏻

@staytuned2L337

2 жыл бұрын

My dad n I have grown apart over the years, but we can still get along with horror movies. He grew up on the old classics and would take me to see the remakes...this is definitely a close to the heart movie for me.

@coganLollins

2 жыл бұрын

I agree 👍

@nez9751

2 жыл бұрын

I agree , the cinematography so great, I come from the north of England and it’s accurate romantic and bleak etc etc. I remember watching this original movie when I was a kid and this a perfect modern interpretation of it, the madness and cruelty of Victorian England, the obsession with medicine ( of which ( batmans Arkham asylum is based on) is all evocative and I love that. Emily Blunt is great in this she’s a great actor that fact she’s gorgeous makes it all good. H weaving as usual always great

@triberedeyetv5971

2 жыл бұрын

100% agree

@GoPioneersLaser0

2 жыл бұрын

@@staytuned2L337 💯💯💯💯I thoroughly enjoyed it. Atmosphere, mythology, all of it.

This movie was solely responsible for selling me on the less anthropomorphic design of Universal's wolfman. They were able to make it look and feel just as animalistic and powerful as other interpretations.

An excellent film, especially for a remake. The Director Cut is even better, it did everything right… should have been a much bigger hit….

I definitely believe the older gentleman that gave Lawrence the cane, was actually the Beast of Gevaudan. 😈🐺

@andrewwilson5012

2 жыл бұрын

Only issue is the time difference, with La Bête being around in the 1760s and the wolfman being set in the 19th century

@Dont_Be_Afraid_0222

2 жыл бұрын

@@andrewwilson5012 You might not be aware, but werewolves tend to have a MUCH longer lifespan than humans. But if that doesn't make sense to you, okay. 🤷🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

@simonthomas1146

Жыл бұрын

Good movie but could have been a lot better feel like it was rushed

@simonthomas1146

Жыл бұрын

@@Dont_Be_Afraid_0222 as it a fictional movie werewolves are constantly changing throughout the years dog soldiers that's werewolves been ruined since

@nicoblac9368

Жыл бұрын

@@Dont_Be_Afraid_0222 and yet in this universe the dad is aging like a normal human and very old lol your logic makes zero sense here, they aren’t immortals.

The whole 'only one who loves him can set him free' thing probably alludes to some of the classic expressions of werewolf mythology in which the cursed individual would not stay dead, or at least not fully be at rest, unless killed in a specific manner, such as by a loved one. In the extended cut, Malaeva even asks Gwen if she knows what setting Laurence free would truly mean, strongly implying that it means killing him, something Gwen says she can't do at that point in the movie. In classic lycanthrope mythology, failure to kill a werewolf in the prescribed manner could result in the werewolf either returning to its cursed existence or coming back as an unquiet spirit. There are a great many myths surrounding werewolves, but I know that in some cultures suspected dead werewolves would be buried at a crossroads to stop them rising again, and in an interesting precursor to the modern pop culture tendency to link werewolves and vampires, in some parts of Europe it was believed that one way in which a vampire could come to be was if a werewolf was incorrectly killed, resulting in it coming back as a vampire. There is even a creature in Mittel and Eastern European mythology called a Vudkolak which is essentially a half way house between the two, being an undead Lycanthropic being with vampiric powers.

@petcucristi8002

2 жыл бұрын

Great comment mate,you are verry well documented

@gregorygreenwood-nimmo4954

2 жыл бұрын

@@petcucristi8002 Thanks, mythology is something of a hobby of mine.

@nepntzerZer

Жыл бұрын

did you watch it with a wolf buddy?

@stefanstojanovic1221

Жыл бұрын

Vukodlak is just a werewolf in Serbian. All Slavic people have a similar variant of the same word. Also, there is no mix of the 2 in Slavic folklore. Vukodlak’s are not as importan as vampires in our folklore as that is just how foreigners used to describe Slavic people back in the day. Part of the reason is that wolfs have a major cultural and religous role for Slavic people as we considerd wolfs as brothers. We even have a saying for when you see a wolf to display respect, and it will let you pass. Vampir is a totally different creature and is the only global word with Serbian origin.

@robertphillips213

10 ай бұрын

Astutely explained and diligently researched.

13:44 The whole deal with the cane is that it was used to kill the Wolfman from the original film since the head of the cane is made of silver. So it was just an Easter egg for those who remember or know of the original black and white film.

This was too perfect of a remake

Very underrated movie, and also my favorite Wolfman design.

@youceftobi8336

Жыл бұрын

Extremy underrated wth a stellar cast

This film had an amazing cast.

Fun fact: this movie was set into Universal Studios's DARKVerse, so to speak that Wolfman is been involved within the same universe than _Dracula Untold_ , _The Mummy_ and the sadly cancelled _Invisible Man_ movie that was supposed to star Johnny Depp.

@raychildress4074

2 жыл бұрын

I'd love a Dracula Untold sequel.Maybe one that explores the vampire origins, the creation of the first vampire and all. And a proper Frankenstein remake.

@primalwerewolf9356

2 жыл бұрын

There was supposed to be sequel and in the sequel the wolfman was supposed to fight Dracula

@ptolemeeselenion1542

2 жыл бұрын

@@primalwerewolf9356 Indeed.

@jon_ovo3653

Жыл бұрын

@@raychildress4074 dracula untold is legit my favorite vampire movie ever we needed a sequel with Luke evans

2010 The Wolfman mixes two films. • Werewolf of London (1935) • The Wolfman (1941) John Talbot's origin mirrors the 1935 by going to India and encountering a Werewolf. Larry Talbot's origin most mirrors the 1941 film, replace the gypsy biting him with his father instead. I saw the film in theaters. The guy with the cane on the train was in that version. Theater version I saw Larry didn't turn down the cane gift when offered though.

The phrase "only a loved one can kill you" may refer to the only person who will be able to face the beast and kill it is the person who loves the beast so much and can't see them in pain. You must face the beast to kill it, if you don't love them why wouldn't you run from it. Only a person who loves it can set it free

It was a great film and unique among the werewolf genre. I liked that the werewolf form has a similar appearance to the original film. Am glad it wasn't changed to appear more wolf-like.

@donovanbradford8231

8 ай бұрын

Thst was no accident as Lon Caney Jr. was a massive inspiration for Del Toro and wanted this film to a love letter and passion project to the actor and that era of film. Anything you see in the film that reminds of that era is all done on purpose, which I can appreciate.

I liked this movie alright. But you're wrong about one thing. The "infected" do retain some of their supernatural strength while in human form. When the villagers first came to Talbot Hall looking for blood, Lawrence commented on being able to hold 3 men back with relative ease.

A true Gothic werewolf movie. I loved the atmosphere, the costumes, and the acting. I don't know why it lost money but some people do not like period pieces., I guess.

@LordRumshi

11 ай бұрын

Some critics felt it lacked genuine chills and suffered from a suspense deficient script, whilst audiences were rather divided over it. There were some moments that probably could’ve been done better, less action movie pacing and more horror movie pacing. But this was the first time that audiences got to see a remake of the first, real successful werewolf movie since the original from 1941.

@donovanbradford8231

8 ай бұрын

Correct while it is a good movie there were several problems behind this film that lead to issues that didn't help the success of this film. Plus now a days anytime I hear of big money being spent if horror movies it usually sends up the flag of this movie may lose money as horror movies in general don't pull in the big time numbers that other types do. But I enjoyed this film very much.

@LordRumshi

8 ай бұрын

@@donovanbradford8231 I would certainly agree that horror movies don’t necessarily have the same draw as other movies do, given they aren’t universally popular and somewhat limit the audience.

@justaway4271

Ай бұрын

Because some people prefer a "werewolf that looked like an actual wolf" a la Van Helsing werewolf or Underworld lycans style.

The vampires from "Near Dark" with Bill Paxton would be interesting to go over. Love your videos!

@coganLollins

2 жыл бұрын

I definitely want to cover this one soon, I’ve never seen it before!

@primalwerewolf9356

2 жыл бұрын

Vampires suck!!!

@oblivion6891

2 жыл бұрын

@@primalwerewolf9356 facts bro i would rather be a werewolf and in most movies a bite from werewolf can kill a vampire like in tvd ,the originals and in underworld

@evensbaptiste6415

Жыл бұрын

@@primalwerewolf9356 literally lol

@desmondedwards8234

Жыл бұрын

@@coganLollins Can you do being human uk werewolf

The acting in this movie was phenomenal. It actually has a story outside of get bit, turn, kill people and die at the end. Del Toro and Hopkins were outstanding playing the werewolf characters.

What I still don't understand is how the detective thought Sir John wasn't a werewolf, despite how he witnessed that Lawrence was right about himself being a werewolf. He did hear the doctor say how Lawrence ranted about Sir John being a werewolf

@donovanbradford8231

8 ай бұрын

Given there were several men stationed all over town even outside Talbot Hall I think The Inspector suspected Sir John might play a part but wasn't sure but told his men to be wary of both men sadly the police man outside the hall was found by Sir John.

My absolute favorite werewolf movie.The classic look does it for me.The special effects and CGI is fantastic in my opinion

@SB111058

24 күн бұрын

AGREE!

I love this movie. So fucking underated dude. The atmosphere, character relationships, plot, effects, all were amazing. Along with a STELLAR cast it still blows my mind how this movie didn't recieve SO much more love.

They had so many amazing people working on this!

My Favorite Werewolf Movie . I also have it on DVD . The Tower Scene where he Transforms infront of all the Professors is also my favorite too.

@elainethomas9737

2 жыл бұрын

I have the DVD also wish I had seen the movie in the theater

One of the greatest (*if not THE greatest*) werewolf movie of all-time! Someday this film will finally be recognized for the horror classic that it alreday is.

Yes the wolfman remake is really great but underrated movie it doesn't get the attention it deserves 😊👍

I enjoyed the film. The jump scares worked in that I felt the need to turn my head around in my car to make sure nobody was in the backseat. And the directors cut is even better. It is a shame that the public nor the studio gave this another chance. I would've loved to have seen Hugo weaving's version of the Wolfman.

Great analysis, I love your channel and videos. Another reason to his Dad being stronger is probably because his dad was bitten from the “original” werewolve.

@youtubestudiosucks978

Жыл бұрын

F

@rafaelalodio5116

Жыл бұрын

I don't think he was really physically stronger, but instead that he had completely embraced the beast, which is symbolysed by Lawrence keeping his shirt on and John don't. But it could also be a case of experience, that was Lawrence's only third transformation, John had possibly thousands.

@EWUBB

Жыл бұрын

prolly cause he turned more

This movie is the reason for many nightmares I had, I saw this movie as a kid and it was the scariest shit ever xdd. I can't understand how it bombed so much at the box office. as always love your vids Cogan :)

Absolutely excellent movie. It is a sin that more people did not go see this while it was in the movie theater. Cinematic excellence.

They do have some enhanced strength in human form, the first time a mob comes to Talbot Hall to get Lawrence he later comments to Gwen that he was able to hold 3 men in place.

@youtubestudiosucks978

Жыл бұрын

Isnt it generally known that most werewolves have peakhuman strenght in their human form which gets enhanced when they transform?

@strawhatoverlord9184

Жыл бұрын

@@youtubestudiosucks978 I was talking about the werewolves of this movie specifically. I don't know if it's widely agreed upon that werewolves in general are superhuman even untransformed.

@youtubestudiosucks978

Жыл бұрын

@@strawhatoverlord9184 i said peak human, like Daredevil and Batsman. They only turn superhuman whilst transformed but untransformed they are Daredevil lvl of strenght.

@strawhatoverlord9184

Жыл бұрын

@@youtubestudiosucks978 Pretty sure Daredevil can't hold 3 men in place with brute strength, that's pretty much superhuman. Or at least unnatural for an average sized man like Lawrence Talbot. Being a werewolf seems to have made him as strong as a huge buff Guy while staying normal size and not particularly muscled.

@youtubestudiosucks978

Жыл бұрын

@@strawhatoverlord9184 peakuman in comic-verse is generally accepted to be 10× average human strenght

Fun fact: Five years after this film, Benicio Del Toro and Emily Blunt (Lawrence Talbot and Gwen Conliffe respectively) would return to star together in the crime thriller film Sicario. Which my absolute favorite film from both of them.

Glad to see there is a gang of people who appreciate this fine film.

One thing that I think is done supremely well in this movie is how painful the transformation is to becoming a werewolf most media make it look like yeah it hurts but this movie make it look so excruciatingly painful

One of my favorite monster movies of all time by far, Anthony Hopkins instilling that eerie fear gives me the chills every time

Regardless of what others think. I love the extended edition of this movie. It’s fantastic. Del Toro is a splendid actor.

Personally, this is one of my favorite werewolf movies of all time largely because Benicio del Toro is one of my favorite actors

Do the vampires from salem lot, american horror story hotel and shadowhunters

Rick Baker did an INCREDIBLE job in design for this film

I think I know what the silver wolfs-head cane is about. In the original Wolf Man movie with Lon Chaney, the wolfman was killed by a man with a wolfs-head cane, the man beat the werewolf with the cane until it was dead. So in this movie, the cane is an homage to the original movie.

I think This movie is underrated, the special effects still hold up, the story in interesting, the atmosphere is creepy, but my favorite thing is the acting, specially Anthony Hopkins, that man manages to be scarier in human form than as a Lycan. This movie is my favorite werewolf movie.

I wish we knew who that mystery man was that was sitting with Lawrence on the train it's obvious he knew something & the way he was looking at Lawrence as if he knew his fate. And Gwen & Ben were engaged they weren't married yet also what became of the feral child? No doubt he's still out there & has bitten other people. As for the inspector surely he would check to find out that Lawrence didn't kill his brother because Lawrence was likely performing in London at the time Ben was attacked.

@donovanbradford8231

8 ай бұрын

I've heard a few theories about The Old Man, one of two theories that I have is he's familiar with the area and has visited it off and on over the years and knew of the Talbots and the fate of the family and the sinster side and gave the cane to Lawrence specifically to aide him in the days ahead. The other is The Old Man might be a guardian angel that gave Lawrence the cane to end what John Talbot was doing, which would also explain how he seems to appear and disappear without Lawrence noticing him.

@catspaw3092

8 ай бұрын

@@donovanbradford8231 Those are good theories.

Please do the vampire in The Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter movie next please?

I think the boy in the Hindu Kush mountains was feral, sort of like a Mougli-like figure, but infected still, and thus attacked Lawrence's father out of instinct, not knowing any human contact. This in my head makes sense and explains his looks. Also, there is this one beautiful scene with a blind opera singer, where Lawrence, in his hybrid form is drawn towards a costume party. And he is bewitched by the vocie of the soprano.

And if no one else recognizes the name of Hugo Weaving's character, Inspector Francis Aberline, was one of the lead investigators for the "Ripper Murders". Johnny Depp played the inspector in, "From Hell", a really interesting take on the "Jack The Ripper" case, and an excellent film that was more factual than sensational.

I'm an old wolf man fan from childhood and I find the subject of lycanthropy and shape shifting fascinating. Well done documentary.

Oh my God 😂😂😂 I thought I was alone in loving this movie!!! Way back in the early seventies I got into the old universal monster movies. The models brought out by Aurora with the glow in the dark parts added to it. Thank you for this content.

Benicio always brings it! One of my fav actors.

This is a painfully underrated movie. Having bought the special edition with the director's cut , I will tell you that it is the superior version. What would have made it even better are the extended scenes that had been cut that are in the bonus material. I especially like the puppet show scene which inexplicably is deleted from the film. Great sets and acting are only diminished slightly by what I would imagine to be some slow pacing. I also would have liked to see more time with Maleva, the Gypsy woman. I also believe that had they allowed Rick Baker to do more of the practical effects, the transformation scenes would have been amongst the best in retrospect. Had the original movie from 1941 had its plot a bit more fluffed out as they did in this movie, it to would have been better. All-in-all both of these movies are my favorite werewolf movies.

@donovanbradford8231

8 ай бұрын

It's interesting that you bring up problems with the pacing and Rick Baker not being allowed to go full American Werewolf in London was originally supposed to happen but the studio stepped in a said keep the make up practical but the transformations will be CGI which led to tensions. Also this film was done in the Writers Strike in 2009 or 2010 and as a result of certain scenes being cut and the original script being altered the director demanded the script be fixed because the changes gave the movie a disjointed feel and as a result of their refusal the first director either left or was fired. Do yes while a good werewolf movie there was by far a better film that could have been made here.

@hoover2501

8 ай бұрын

@@donovanbradford8231 All good points and I absolutely agree with you. I wish I had the skills to make my own edit. I would have included the scene from The costume ball where the blind woman was singing some sort of Opera. I would have removed some of the dream sequences as to streamline the story a bit more. I might have also backed off a little bit on The Love story I spect between Lawrence and Gwen. Perhaps it would have been better if they just had had him meet her in the town as is done in the original film. I think making the Father the werewolf is the lesser of the two good ideas in both movies and perhaps having his father kill him in this movie would have also played better. I can imagine those scenes and I think it would have been less complicated

I love this movie!!!

I loved the movie especially the transformations, acting and story.

Loved this, updated remake done the right way!!!

I only recently realized i watched two different versions of this. One didn't have max von sydow with the wolf cane and some emily blunt scenes were different too. I actually liked the atmosphere of this movie

My favorite werewolf movie Plus the design for the werewolves is just perfect

Underrated and amazing movie

Underrated movie! I was suprised by the fact that the lycanthropy is originated from a case in india

Probably one of the best 'wolf-man' type werewolf design on film. Literally the only werewolf movie that went this direction. There are others that came close (design wise), like Wolves (2014) and the most recent one, Werewolf By Night, but those aren't as good as this.

Really underated movie! Deserves far more respect and love.

Been waiting for a video explaining this for quite some time. Thank you.

One of my favorite werewolf movies.. so glad you did this review.

These werewolves are too strong. Lawrence literally slapped a man's head clean of his neck and he ripped limb people from limb

It was an under appreciated movie. Really takes a classic and revives it.

This is a film that gets better the more I watch it, I do wish they'd do a sequel with the surviving Detective struggling with Lycanthropy only his victims are criminals until one gets away forcing him to face a killer as strong and as smart as he. Yes I've heard of Wolfcop but never seen it. Just incase the plots the same.

Yo Cogan, have you ever checked out the Legacy of Kain videogame series? You'd love the vampire lore in it. Further more, the whole storyline is one of the most amazing stories I've experienced that delves into time, fate and redemption. Hope you check it out and hope more that you make a video about it someday. Thank you for the content. Keep rockin man.

@coganLollins

2 жыл бұрын

I want to cover video games eventually and I will definitely do legacy of kain! I havnt played it but I’ve heard about it about a lot of people have recommended it Thanks 🙏

@Flanavision

2 жыл бұрын

@@coganLollins nice!

@Flanavision

Жыл бұрын

@Skynet1 Vae Victis indeed. One of the best stories ever, let alone vampire stories. I highly recommend watching cut scene compilations on KZread.

@donovanbradford8231

8 ай бұрын

Two video games series that would be great to cover if you're a fan if horror, The Suffering and Dead Space as the look and feel of these series are the stuff of nightmares.

I know he's just airbrushing but that shot looks like he's puffin' a bowl with the Joker. LOL

Thx so much 😊 I had no idea the Collector was BDT & will sell it more of his work now.

Amazing and accurate analysis my friend everything was spot on

Hi Cogan Lollins! Recently I discovered your channel and had the chance to watch some of the content which you created in time. I have to confess that I'm quite interested, cause I really like to read about Mythological and Supernatural Beasts and look at different transpositions of them, but sadly my knowledge on this subject is not vast as yours :) I definitely like The Wolfman (2010). I think they showed the right balance between supernatural and pseudo-scientifical causes for this transformation. I really appreciated your exposition, but I think that you may have missed some details about these Werewolves. At 12:44 you said that they retain some of their supernatural powers in HUMAN FORM, such as Fast Healing and Enhanced Hearing, but also some kind of "Beast Glance", able to scare a horse and tame the guard dog, Samson. Also in the movie there is no actual clue that they keep a better sight or smell ... in truth is actually the opposite, as they show how Lawrence suffers from some grade of random hallucinations, even after his full recovery in the daytime (this reminds me a bit of the "An American Werewolf at London" and, alongside the aging and the homicide of part of his family, this thrilling flashes could also be related to the gradual loss of sanity and final self-destruction of Sir John Talbot, making this "werewolf condition" quite similar to rabies disease). More important than this, it's actually stated and shown multiple times that in human form these werewolves possess some grade of INHUMAN STRENGTH, which allows Lawrence to hold back three villagers (and short after he confess to Gwen that he feels his shoulder surprisingly stronger). The same STRENGTH possessed by his Father, who was effortlessly able to knock down Singh (the night that his brother was killed), kill Carter (the police officer of Scotland Yard), toss a wooden table through the living room, and overpower his son with his bare hands despite his old age ... Obviously all this before the major physical changes, but interestingly just the day before the full moon (as all the other signs of their condition, such as the visions and the growling of the dog), proving that their "wolf side" and all the abilities are always within them, but they are influenced by the fall and the rise of the moon (as exhibit by some transitions during the movie), reaching their peak with the complete transformation). I'm afraid that I wrote something a bit too long (but I hope not too pretentious) but I'd really appreciate it, if this comment could reach you. My Best Regards to You!

Hey dude I'm so glad you are doing well and your channel is growing! I think you do excellent work and I appreciate you brother..

Love your content brother keep it up and I’ll keep on watching

Never even got a Notification for this but here i am this is going to be fun. Plus have you thought of doing a video on The Vampires from Abraham Likin Vampire Hunter ?. Respect dude and keep up the epic work.

Young people called it corny, I loved it as a fan of the original franchise. But idk, maybe alot of spending on great actors, I bet Del Toro would keep doing it .

I watched this movie in theaters when I was 8 years old, to this day I love it sooo much.

Yes! My favorite werewolf movie!!

@Ashas.Garden

2 жыл бұрын

Dog Soldiers is pretty cool, too.

@millasboo

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ashas.Garden I haven’t seen it, but i’ve seen clips, i want to watch that to

This is a really underappreciated movie. It’s sad when movies that are really good don’t get the box office claim so you never get sequels. This is definitely one that deserved more.

What I don’t understand is that how did Lawrence get away from his father at the moment he was transformed and I would also love to know about the boy in the mountains how did he become that creature it’s really intriguing and interesting

Man awesome,8th video of yours I've watched today🤘

To be honest, this is one of the best horror movies that I have seen. And I don't care what anyone says because in my opinion this movie is underrated. I love it, I saw all behind the scenes videos on KZread and watched this movie many times. So yeah, I will never agree on the hate that people gave to this movie. Sure, it is not perfect but I enjoyed it a lot.

this wolfman and the wolfman from monster squad are so aesthetically pleasing imo

Always wanted a sequel to this movie

this remake is criminally underrated.

Love to a video on the Jack Nicholson werewolf movie Oh and the one with the Addams family girl, think it’s called Cursed

Looking forward to your breakdowns on movies like "Wer", "dog soldiers"and "near dark". Hemlock Grove is another option for a series for you to binge watch

My favorite werewolf movie is of all time...thnx for the review,you have a new sub

Hey long time fan great video and you should do the vampires from Abraham Lincoln vampire hunter 🔥

Was waiting for this one

My absolute favorite Werewolf film of all time.

I just Loved this iteration of the Werewolf trope. The father/son dynamic was sort of nice. Two for the price of one,sort of. The lab arena scene was just perfect...pompous old men getting their comeuppance...always so satisfying. del Toro was stellar for his presentation...tortured..artistic ..and lethal. Why this film didn't receive more accolades..I will never understand. Honestly...I hated the version of the werewolf in "Van Helsing".....this painful transformation is so organic...kudos to Baker. Too bad this didn't spin off a sequel....Weaving would have made a nice choice. Also, why they ditched Von Sydow's part is frustrating. Enjoy your channel..Kudos!

It was honestly so good watching this and Daybreakers when they both came out around the same time as it was great watching a good horror movie as a kid that wasn't an old classic

Great video! Not that it’s important, but towards the end where you say in human form they don’t seem to have any extra strength. In the last fight where father and son are about to battle it out, hopkin’s character did throw a piece of furniture across the room with one hand pretty easily for a man his age. Could be as you said, since he’s been cursed longer he could just be stronger, or because the moon was coming out into the open and may have been in the early stages of transformation and his (the father) transformations could be quicker with less of a struggle, than the new “pups”. I guess we will never really know unless the writer comes out and says something. Again love your videos and appreciate all the work you put into them.

We're all overdue for a great werewolf movie.

Another great video!

You know what. I actually really enjoyed this movie too. I'm more of a fan of the entire Lycan type but this was a great movie. It also reminded me of the old movie Wolf with Jack Nicholson. Kind of the same vibe. Still a really good movie. Sad it wasn't as widely accepted. The asylum room where he turned and slaughtered all the onlookers was GREAT 😃

this is one of my favorite werewolf film Love love love it.

I wish we learned more about the feral child thought that origin story was very intriguing

Have you ever considered doing a deep dive on “A Company of Wolves”? I thought you did a great exploration of “What We Do In the Shadows” and “The Vampires of Santa Carla”

p.p.s. Rick Baker's character was not the first to be killed, in the film, by the wolfman. Rather, it was Lawrence Talbot's "brother" that was first to buy the farm.

You know, to be honest. I thought that John Talbot could transform into a werewolf at will. Meaning that he could transform whenever he wanted to. Just not Lawrence.

That disemboweling scene though!!!

I find this werewolf movie was far better than others in the past you just have to have a certain imagination to find it interesting

4:10 Le Pacte Des Loups is an absolutely epic masterpiece that tells the story of the Beast of Gévaudan.