Did you know the actor who played the first portrayal of a werewolf on the silver screen is buried in Southborough? Warner ...

Conceived as far back as 1969, An American Werewolf in London follows a similar tale to The Wolf Man. In the movie, protagonist David Kessler (played by David Naughton) is bitten by a monster and ...

That guy who looks like Charles Bronson, Robert Bronzi , has made a werewolf movie titled 12 To Midnight , and it’s an unofficial sequel to the 1983 Charles Bronson movie 10 to Midnight. The film ...

We’ve got a new image to share with you for Universal Pictures’ Wolf Man movie, and it features Christopher Abbott 's ...

Whannell’s recent interview with Empire Magazine sheds light on his approach, signaling that the Wolfman reboot won’t simply ...

Kit Harington 's supernatural thriller The Beast Within will be available to watch in the UK very soon, but only on streaming. Following its cinema release in the US last July, the movie will land ...

The film is based on King's 1983 novella Cycle of the Werewolf, which featured illustrations by legendary comic book artist Bernie Wrightson (Swamp Thing); the project was origina ...

In a new look at the movie and a peek behind the scenes, we are learning that Blumhouse’s Wolf Man is not going to be like other werewolf films. Or, rather, director Leigh Whannell tried to set it ...

On AMC+, viewers can also stream a selection of films curated by Monáe dubbed “Janelle Monae’s ‘FearFest’ Faves,” including ...

The success of Jaws made way for an entire horror subgenre " giant animal attacks." Though few of these were able to match the power of the filmmaking in Spielberg's movie, Alligator is the clear king ...

Wolf Man, a horror thriller directed by Leigh Whannell and starring Christopher Abbott and Julia Garner, revisits the myth of the werewolf. In cinemas January 15, 2025.

The latest attempt at rebooting Universal’s classic Wolf Man series is nearly here and we’ve finally gotten our first look at what the werewolf will look like in the movie. And uh, well ...