Wolf Man review: Shocker finds new ways of turning the stomach as it honours the great werewolf tradition

This is what you can expect from ‘Wolf Man’, ‘I’m Still Here’ and ‘September 5’

The film was directed by Leigh Whannell, a master of modern horror. Due to complications, filming took longer than planned.

Wolf Man review: Shocker finds new ways of turning the stomach as it honours the great werewolf tradition

Leigh Whannell’s focus on the psychological over the physical may alienate some gorehounds, but it makes for an original take with subtexts that linger

WOLF MAN Featurette Offers Details on the "Slow and Methodical" Werewolf Transformation — GeekTyrant

Universal Pictures has released a new featurette for Blumhouse’s upcoming horror movie Wolf Man, and it focuses on the details behind the nightmarish werewolf transformation. I already had the opportunity to watch the film, and I thought it was great! It felt like an old-school horror movie, and I thought it was a unique and interesting way to handle the werewolf franchise. I especially like the way the transformation took place in the story. Th…

Review: Wolfman is a Bold but Slowburn Take on the Werewolf Mythos

Leigh Whannell’s Wolfman (2025) takes a bold approach to the werewolf mythos, offering a fresh spin that trades supernatural curses for the weight of generational trauma. While this intriguing premise sets the stage for a thought-provoking experience, uneven pacing and a lackluster payoff keep it from reaching its full potential. Whannell, the writer and director

Film Review: 'Wolf Man' Takes An Imperfect Yet Unique Approach to the Werewolf Tale - Awards Radar

Universal Pictures To some degree, I was always going to be slightly disappointed by Wolf Man. After all, I was so intrigued by the initial premise, which was going to star Ryan Gosling and have Derek Cianfrance at the helm. That pairing is golden to me, so it’s no fault of the current incarnation of the film that it just felt less exciting. However, I will say that, while I don’t think this movie reaches anywhere near the heights of what it’s c…