Wolf Man - Movie Review

[@JeremyJahns]

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[@simonyesh]

Please do a video on your thoughts regarding the Daredevil: Born Again trailer.

[@HeavyDevy89]

Crap game. Don't download this garbage.

[@vanceshepherd1618]

@@JeremyJahns are you saying the Joe Johnston period flick was better? Because that one did have some positives.

[@yazuthefluteplayer]

Honkai! Jokes on you, I'm already into that sh*t!

[@NebLleb]

And I whisper: NO.

[@stevemyers3082]

A horror movie in January not being dogshit is an achievement on its own.

[@nikolasstout69]

Nah for real 🤣🤣 AND it’s a Blumhouse film.. always hit or miss there

[@Mundane-Doom]

It was Wolfman shit

[@terrencemcgarty6810]

Try M3gan

[@nikolasstout69]

@@terrencemcgarty6810 you know, for how silly it looked it was actually pretty damn good!

[@E-Chap]

That trope is kind of dying

[@keatonbailey9930]

"Ron Pearlman with radiation sickness?" 😂

[@ignacio633]

😂😂

[@mixing3698]

War, war never changes

[@sabbathjackal]

Beauty and the beast?

[@MrGWigan]

brutal 😂

[@ronlittlejohn8046]

Ron Pearlmam always catching unnecessary strays 😂

[@Audiomajik]

I love how Jeremy just casually, low-key pitched a Lizard movie to Marvel while simultaneously telling them what not to do in it.

[@johans3164]

No, Jeremy!!!! Dont give Sony ideas!!!!!

[@seanmalloy0528]

It was more to Sony

[@ChronicBreakdown]

I would love a lizard movie IF it was done justice. Body horror, with spiderman.

[@Sadoodi]

'Or marriage' at 2:12 is very accurate

[@MultiKnova]

And hilarious. 😂

[@ernstrobertalmgren9057]

This was the best part of the video!

[@sharmaineipvaiching9826]

😂😂Suprised me!

[@JDavid-ye7gm]

Can confirm

[@lorddeecee]

Jeremy explaining Honkai is something I never expected LMAOO

[@Cherryponut]

Have to pay the bills somehow.

[@ao2415]

bills are not that high bro

[@Philosophical24]

Bro I know 😂 what a world, but them bills gotta get paid

[@solodolo115]

biggest jump scare of my life lmao

[@Bepanthen3HTeamOffi]

Same 😂😂😂😂 the whiplash i got from hearing that lmao 😅

[@shadowking9739]

Anybody else remember the *first* remake of The Wolfman with Benicio del Toro? I think it's underrated and it kind of went for a similar angle, showing Larry Talbot's descent into madness as the lycanthropy took its toll on him both physically and psychologically.

[@brentoutashape9141]

I actually enjoyed that quite a bit, but i could have done without his dad being a werewolf, too. Also, I expected more from Hugo Weaving.

[@sthr2110]

It was considerably better than this one. This one...zzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

[@shadowking9739]

@@brentoutashape9141 I totally agree. Sir John's motivations made little sense and his role as the antagonist was pretty obvious from the start. Hugo Weaving was definitely underutilized, which is a shame, not only because he's a great actor but because he plays Francis Aberline, who is based on the real-life *Frederick Abberline*. A police inspector who failed to catch Jack the Ripper is brought in to catch a killer that turns out to be a werewolf is a great idea but the movie does little with it. I would've eliminated the part about Sir John being a werewolf and kept the conflict between Larry and Inspector Aberline, making it a cat-and-mouse game between the two as Larry struggles to come to terms with his condition and Aberline suspecting him, almost toying with Larry as he gathers evidence but also unaware of the primary suspect being a werewolf for most of the film.

[@gregpolutanovich1774]

I like old school..dont like the modern take on these movies.The Invisible Man should have had the classic story..and Wolfman too..Why even bother calling it by the original title..I would like to see The Mummy if it were done old school like the Hammar version..but no over the top CGI crap like the other Mummy movies

[@shadowking9739]

@@gregpolutanovich1774 Totally! I actually wrote a re-worked version of the 2017 Mummy that focused more on the characters and plot and had little action, taking inspiration from the original Boris Karloff film.

[@kimberlyterasaki4843]

lol I literally just had the thought “this sounds like Kurt Connors the movie” when you said that. It’s still sad that we didn’t see his family in the first Amazing Spider-Man film

[@calebmcclure3893]

His son is in the deleted scenes

[@ScarecrOmega]

I hope Sony doesn't see this or else now they have the idea

[@Olie986]

I could never get past the Lizard's design in that one.

[@reizak8966]

​@calebmcclure3893 was going to comment this. Lol the deleted scenes made the first movie insane.

[@adellis24]

THE LIZARD aka "Wolf Man" is Part 3 of Leigh Whannell's Covert Spider-Man Villain Series following; Upgrade (Venom) & The Invisible Man (Mysterio).

[@Flummoxed_Buffoon87]

A Creature from the Black Lagoon set in a Louisiana suburban neighborhood would be cool. Construction company drains and builds houses over the creature`s habitat. Then the creature wrecks havoc as it uses the sewers, spill ways, and man made lakes to terrorize the populace. The police don`t believe them because, it is a naked green man with reflective eyes running around at night, jumping in rivers.

[@scooterboi8761]

Isn't there a guy in Florida like that?

[@zenquantum1246]

That would be a great pitch for an updated Creature from the Black Lagoon! I’m all for these Blumhouse-produced takes on the classic monster movies!

[@greggibson33]

Big pass.

[@asdisskagen6487]

Dude, if it's in Louisiana the cops would TOTALLY believe them. There's shit in those back bayous ain't no one got a name for. 😂

[@gxldboyj6523]

@@asdisskagen6487same for the florida swamps😂

[@braedenmartin8596]

Ron Perlman with radiation sickness is crazy 😂😂😂

[@ohyeahitsthatoneguy]

Jeremy's energy is infectious, has to be my favorite KZbinr of all time

[@johnmcgough3132]

OK, Jeremy.....

[@robs7798]

LOL'd quite a few times during this one 🤣

[@henry_b1230]

As opposed to what? Favorite youtuber of the 2000s?

[@EgoFan2481]

Kinda reminds me of Ross Gellar on crack....

[@iHaveTheDocuments]

After he didn't bend the knee to the Cult of the left for reviewing "am I racist?" I knew he was that guy

[@evenglare]

That fuckin' "or marriage" got me. Holy shit that caught me off guard, havent laughed that hard in forever.

[@robs7798]

same! 🤣

[@andymontanez56]

Bro, on everything I had the same reaction haha

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

2:12 Jeremy's own metamorphosis into the teacher from Charlie Brown. 😆

[@TheSoundwave92]

No deadass my mind immediately went to the teachers from the Peanuts cartoons 😂

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

@@TheSoundwave92 Lmao so I wasn't alone, good. 👍😆

[@phadedout]

The Altered Beast reference in the intro is deeply appreciated. :)

[@TheBrendon67]

Rise from your grave!

[@knudtson00000]

Monster cinematic universe has been done already, and it's called Monster Squad!

[@ajnunez8788]

Actually it’s called creature commanders

[@johnmatamoros9218]

I don't think you understand that he's referencing the 80s campy horror classic The Monster Squad. One of my all time favorite childhood flicks!

[@IanM-id8or]

It was done before that. It starred *Bud Abbot* and *Lou Costello*

[@skateandgeekout]

"Wolf Man has nards."

[@gildatheplant]

Hell yeah I love that movie!

[@whatahero2337]

"You accept that which should be ridiculous in your dreams as perfectly fine. You accept madness as, 'yeah it's just supposed to be like that', and you wake up and you're like, 'Why did I accept that as reality?'". Fantastic question John! Piqued my interest and looked it up. Most of us are taught that the brain is more active during sleep than it is awake, but that is only true for certain parts of the brain. Those parts that are excluded from this during REM sleep are both your prefrontal cortex, part of the brain that is responsible for logic and critical thinking, and your precuneus, the part of your brain responsible for episodic memory retrieval and self-reflection. This means that the parts of the brain that would question the reality of what's occurring during a dream are not active enough during sleep to question why you were in bed and now in another place and/or time. I have personally never experienced it before, but when a person is lucid dreaming, these parts of the brain that have previously been mentioned for some reason have become more active contradictory to normal REM sleep. Not enough research has been conducted to explain why this occurs, but EEG brain scans show that this is what is occurring.

[@DTX0217]

@@whatahero2337 Top-tier nerd* comment 🤓🏆 *I mean that as a compliment fwiw

[@CineMillenial]

I'm waiting to see if someone does a good modern adaptation of Jykell & Hyde. Just the story about one's inner demons coming out has always intrigued me.

[@dlumyoung09]

Leigh Whannell actually said that he wants to do an adaptation (I think modern day) of Jekyll & Hyde. So...fingers crossed.

[@peytonalexander5300]

I expect that a lot of the people who are into this premise already know this, but the thing that makes Jekyll and Hyde so interesting is that they are not two separate personalities. They’re just the same guy who is shape shifting into a different guy so that he can live out all of his most depraved fantasies without having so deal with any of the societal repercussions. However, the more he lets himself run wild and explore his hedonism as Mr. Hyde, the more Jekyll realizes he has to push the boundaries of morality to feel the same excitement he used to, eventually leading him to commit the ultimate sin. Also, something people don’t know is that the fact that Jekyll IS Mr. Hyde is the twist at the end of the novel. These days, it’s become such a part of our collective consciousness that everyone knows this about the story, but the whole point of the original book is that you actually don’t find out they’re the same guy until the very end when the protagonist finds Dr. Jekyll’s notes.

[@Tyler_W]

That would be interesting, but idk how you'd actually do that. It's such a product of the era in which it was written that idk how you can translate that into current years without it coming across as another generic possession movie, which it really isn't supposed to be.

[@Tyler_W]

​@peytonalexander5300 man, I haven't read this novel since high school. I totally forgot that the story doesn't make the Jelyll/Hyde connection until the snd.

[@richardsantanna5398]

I'd love to see a good take on that story. It's one of my favorite books.

[@Winterworks-n1y]

I know the creature from the black lagoon is getting a remake done by James wan but I’d love to see Guillermo Del Toro’s take

[@hulkfan97]

So, The Shape of Water?

[@Winterworks-n1y]

@facts, facts. Well I’m gonna go watch that now..

[@hulkfan97]

@@Winterworks-n1y Enjoy

[@mattjones7226]

He's making Frankenstein.

[@ToXicB0OtY]

He already did, it’s called the Shape of Water

[@LithionR1se114]

Funny how Jeremy mentions this is a great proof of concept for Dr Connors in the same way Whannell’s Upgrade was a great proof of concept for Venom.

[@IanM-id8or]

*Upgrade* was a great movie. *Venom* was only good because *Tom Hardy* was in it

[@adellis24]

And The Invisible Man was essentially a Mysterio origins film.

[@craigwolfe249]

The altered beast sound byte just transported me back to my childhood!

[@theshowdown9355]

Just saw it not a bad film by any means. But I did expect more ngl! I also understand why some people have an issue with the design of the Wolfman. I mean he was just slightly more hairy than my father 😂

[@LaQuitaSmith-n7x]

😂

[@Takeakidfishin]

The Howling (1981), anybody else with me? The transformation scene when Eddie turns FULL BLOWN werewolf is EPIC!!! That's when special effects were PHENOMENAL!!! If you haven't seen it, I recommend it. Great concept and effects for its time. Scared the S**T out of me as a kid!!! American Werewolf in London also 1981 deserves an honorable mention. 57 years-of-age, man did they make movies that stand out back in the day, you guys know which ones I'm talking about. Horror, sci-fi, action so many EPIC FILMS that stand the test of time!!!

[@robs7798]

Can't put my finger on exactly why, but that movie scared the hell outta me as a kid! Seeing the smiley face in the wild had the opposite effect on me lol

[@jayj7418]

And both of those movies actually nailed what a good practical werewolf looks like…

[@ikecreates]

Flip those two films around and I would agree.

[@jamesmcdonough4901]

Agree. The Howling is solid.

[@BuildinWings]

Yup. Werewolf movies need to be practical.

[@RabbiSteve1]

Thanks, Jeremy, you saved me going to the theater. But I may watch this when it comes to VOD

[@alisterfolson]

When the 80's movie An American Werewolf in London still reigns over any Werewolf movie since

[@Jay-jb2vr]

The Howling enters the chat. Also American Werewolf in Paris enters the chat..

[@witchyyoyo]

​@@Jay-jb2vr Silver Bullet has entered the chat

[@bt2476]

Nah I have to go with the classics. Lon Chaney Jr.'s 1941 "The Wolf Man" and 2010's "The Wolfman" head and shoulders above the rest

[@turboturkey]

@@Jay-jb2vr agreed on the Howling, that movies was awesome.

[@kylereno5383]

I love AWiL. But prefer The Howling.

[@BenThomasBigt]

Cool thing is that Leigh Whannell took inspiration from the FLY (Jeff Goldblum)

[@romanreviews8892]

Ooooh

[@anubusx]

Be afraid be very afraid.

[@criticalmass527]

Brundlefly 🪰

[@anubusx]

@@criticalmass527 Insect politics.

[@Tyler_W]

Interesting

[@leon3589]

I've said this before but brother: Thank you so much for putting the ad before the intro. I can then enjoy the video in peace.

[@KhalidAskar]

“What happens when you enter Lycanthropy… or marriage” Looooool bruh

[@andrewconway8377]

I am really looking forward to this movie!! Love the review as always!

[@gildatheplant]

Both Ginger Snaps and its sequel Ginger Snaps Unleashed were about long werewolf transformations and they worked really well. The fact they combined dark humour with genuine horror helped. The final werewolf forms also made it worth the wait.

[@finnish8flash]

"when you enter lycanthorpy or marriage" lol broooo I spat my drink when I heard this LOL as always great review

[@jefferysteen1041]

The 2010 movie (uncut version)was great!

[@sauliusvekteris526]

And still is. I love that movie

[@jasonjones7451]

Got that right

[@SpiffyMcZender]

My favorite line in the movie is when Christopher Abbott's character says: 'I'm a wolf who dreamt he was a man and loved it, but now the dream is over and the wolf is awake.'

[@Phoneybeetlemaniacxs]

The fly love the reference

[@awesumtoast97]

If they really referenced the fly like this I'm 10x more excited for it

[@Chili1179]

Still waiting for a werewolf movie that matches American Werewolf in London.

[@HighFlyingEYE]

My thoughts aswell

[@dtforever5430]

same here

[@SEAKPhotog]

I love Dog Soldiers, but yeah, American Werewolf in London is terrific.

[@davidgreene4621]

Watching my first favorite KZbinr's hair turning grey is a pleasure known first to our generation, and barring WWIII or an AI incursion, is something the future generations will get to know the subtle pleasures of. Here's to 2025 and aging with some stranger's content you found value in.

[@kyridounis5040]

Checks out. The original wolf man only had, like, 7 minutes of actual werewolf in it... and it too was a 90 minute movie that felt like 2 hours, so cheers to them for keeping the spirit of the original😂

[@kylelawson5715]

I feel like the slow werewolf transformation was done already in Ginger Snaps. Sounds like it was done better too.

[@sebsignat8286]

Ginger snaps is a more real take on werewolf transformation

[@austindolan7182]

@@sebsignat8286 it's also a way better telling of jennifer's body

[@Timbuktu407]

Try Wolf with Jack Nicholson.

[@Yukiabiannightmare]

God, I love that movie

[@slang1517]

@@sebsignat8286 Not really...

[@shane3674]

I’ve been waiting for this review for the last couple of weeks!

[@chrisjherman]

This is really interesting. I'm a huge fan of David Cronenberg's The Fly, so a werewolf movie with a similar approach sounds really cool to me. Checking it out soon, but thanks for the review! What's everyone's favorite werewolf film? Mine is An American Werewolf in London.

[@leonardohenrique5172]

I like The Wolfman from 2010, the extended cut

[@JDurantSr]

Exactly... An American werewolf in London is what I thought they were pulling inspiration from. Again a missed concept where they could of crushed it.....Horror movies nowadays are just simply bad...

[@PieSauce1994]

@@leonardohenrique5172 Underrated as hell. That's also my favorite, right next to Wolf, with Jack Nicholson and Michelle Pfeiffer.

[@jayj7418]

@@leonardohenrique5172To this day the greatest looking wolfman we’ve gotten in a movie imo

[@LastSunrise1981]

American Werewolf in London, Bad Moon, Silver Bullet, Wolf, and The Wolfman(2010). Would Underworld count too? Since it does have werewolves along with vampires.

[@MegaMr46]

1:09 should’ve used that intro for your Nosfuratu review too

[@TheAsuraeva]

That was a December release 😁

[@MegaMr46]

@@TheAsuraevawell then again it was horror

[@Ettore88]

@@MegaMr46it is a reference to Altered Beast, so it dose not fit vampires

[@KageTheLegend]

video starts at 1:09

[@Zylo82]

The sec I hear "Sponsor"... I skip about 30-60sec of the video.

[@MegaMr46]

@@Zylo82at least it’s not Honey

[@brucelau2023]

“Ron Perlman with radiation sickness?” 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@nasilelelisselo2348]

My favorite was a Frank Lupo short lived TV Show simply called Werewolf. It was was like The Incredible Hulk TV Show in it's run but with the makeup and transformation of a A Werewolf In London with the campiness of The Howling Eric Cord v Skorzeny battle royal except Skorzeny is a little overpowered. Chuck Connors as Janos Skorzeny is really top tier casting which the showrunners in the end did the unthinkable.😊

[@markshadows3667]

Loved that show! Recently rewatched the whole series here on KZbin

[@robotrix]

Everybody is scared shitless of doing a werewolf transformation because of American Werewolf. That's is a shame.

[@FineFictMen]

1:58 - That's perfectly accurate on what was leaked via Universal Horror Nights. The moment I saw it I was like, "Sh*t..."

[@tripttwe]

It's funny hearing you mention Dr. Conners transformation into the Lizard 🦎, while I'm thinking how cool it'd be to see the perspective of Peter Parker delving into a villainous persona behind bonding with the Symbiote. I hope we finally get to see how the alien makes his intrusive thoughts evolve from subliminal to dominant. PS: Patrick J. Adams (Mike Ross from Suits) as Dr. Conners!

[@JamesHulltheFabulousJ]

1:10 Consider how few ppl will still remember this Altered Beast transformation reference ...and despair

[@pauldavid9090]

Thanks for the Stellar Jade! Been loving your content for years.

[@cliftondozier3546]

Was that Sega's Alterted Beast scream at 5:56? 😅

[@steveN111333]

Yes....... yes it was

[@plain_simple_garak]

RISE FROM YOUR GRAVE

[@ariels6391]

I've always thought a horror movie based on pleasure Island from Pinocchio would be awesome. People would go to an all-inclusive on an island where their vices would slowly turn them into farm animals that would then get used for labor and meat

[@troysauer]

I think "The Fly" comparison is the most accurate. I enjoyed it. The "highs" are great. The "lows" are probably due to the deliberate pacing. Overall, it could easily be compared to enjoyable "Fly" clone.

[@PreetSingh-d7i]

The review actually starts at 1 minute and 5 seconds

[@cabmangray1423]

Thank you for saving me money and time. Appreciate it.

[@carl_anderson9315]

To this day, American Werewolf In London and The Howling share the #1 spot as the best werewolf movies in modern era. I wish someone did a good rendition of The Howling.

[@SEAKPhotog]

Dog Soldiers is in the same conversation for me.

[@7FaceorHeel7]

​@@SEAKPhotog❤

[@awr2217]

'Phantom of the Opera'. In the right directors' hands and the right actors, this might be a very interesting project. Maybe director Robert Eggers?

[@Reggaebeatman]

never happen and if it was made it fail. Times too diverse.....too much DEI ....just look at the witch from oz and whatbthey did with sleeping beauty

[@sauliusvekteris526]

Everyone keeps forgetting Wolfman 2010 movie which is one of the greatest Werewolf movies produced.

[@crunch9362]

I really would like to see a Whannell's take on a Bigfoot/Sasquatch movie.

[@mintyblur]

I would love to see a modern take on a Yeti / Abominable snowman movie. The Himalayas is a really cool setting for a horror movie. Sadly the last good yeti movie came out in the 50s

[@Krix6426]

It needs a final werewolf moment.

[@christ1904]

Your reference to The Fly is exactly why I can't wait to see this!!

[@sifrost6869]

If I had the opportunity to remake a werewolf film, I would carefully revisit the cult classic, An American Werewolf in London. However, I would put a fresh spin on the original story. The remake would take place in the present day, but with a twist: the events of the original film would be treated as a historical incident, locked away and forgotten. The legend of the werewolf would be nothing more than a myth, a relic of a bygone era. The story would begin with our protagonist, a curious and adventurous individual, trekking through the picturesque Yorkshire Dales. This is the same location where the first attack took place in the original film. Drawn in by the local legends and folklore, our protagonist has come to the UK to explore the various locations associated with the werewolf myth. As our protagonist delves deeper into the mystery, they begin to notice that the locals are reluctant to discuss the werewolf legend. The village has been mocked and ridiculed for so long that they've become tight-lipped about the whole affair. However, our protagonist's curiosity is piqued, and they start to uncover the dark secrets that the village has kept hidden for so long. The tension builds as night begins to fall, and our protagonist finds themselves face-to-face with a terrifying creature: a massive, snarling beast that seems to embody the very essence of the werewolf legend. The attack is intense and brutal, leaving our protagonist shaken and forever changed. From this point on, the story would unfold in a way that pays homage to the original while introducing new themes and ideas. Our protagonist would be forced to confront the reality of the werewolf's existence, and the true horror that comes with it. The film would be a tense, atmospheric thriller that explores the complexities of human nature and the supernatural.

[@jordanriver722]

I've been binging Spider-Man 1994, so your Curt Connors reference was spot on!

[@Boncomics]

3:34 Aww damn. WE'VE BEEN HORNSWOGGLED, BOYS!!

[@padawanmage71]

"Ron Pearlman with radiation sickness?" Now i can't stop thinking of his voice in the Fallout games.

[@Red-zh7vq]

Still gonna see it Friday, hope I enjoy it

[@WaldoKrayt]

Jeremy doing a mini lore dive into Honkai was not what i was expecting when i clicked this, but it was entertaining so there's that lol

[@Movies_Over_Coffee]

cannot think of a greater jumpscare than jeremy bringing up a gatcha game

[@tkmmkt6569]

I still can’t believe thats The wife… when I first saw the trailer I thought it was the two daughters.. is that really a full grown woman..?

[@TSOTL-0302]

Yes, she is 30, believe it or not.

[@tuckersolander9003]

I watched half the first trailer and wanted to see it, and doing that picking up the what’s happening to him kept me super engaged. Great film imo

[@GroovyMrSchneebly]

I want to see The Monkey, that comes out next month. I would like to see you do a review of that movie when it comes out.

[@esciteach7997]

got horrible reviews and I respect the critics who said it

[@LostChrisB]

This does remind me of Blood Red Sky that I saw in Netflix last year, a woman suffering from vampirism who is holding her feral nature at bay using drugs gets on a plane with her kid to try and get to a doctor, things do not go well. The trailer looked really good for this film, it’s a shame they couldn’t pull it off.

[@vanceshepherd1618]

I love werewolves. Disappointed they didn't make it into a WOLF MAN movie.

[@marcot4863]

American werewolf in London is the best werewolf movie by a million miles.

[@JohnCampeaspoop]

It is a wolf Man

[@MichaelSWeaver]

Sincere compliment although not deep or on topic: Your hair is looking great with every length and style you've done, my man.

[@afroman255]

So in a way it’s more like a soft remake of WOLF with Jack Nicholson who gets bit by a wolf and over the course of the movie Jack slowly but also permanently changes into a wolf towards the end. Only difference is that at least in the full moon nights, the lycanthropy takes over him however keeps his personality, kind of like Dr Jeckyl and Mr Hyde.

[@Nautules83]

That basically being insane while dreaming is a rather interesting take I have not heard before... I gotta think about that a bit more, thanks!

[@betwrixolive9431]

Wolf staring Jack nicholson is a great movie.

[@timboslice9905]

This was the comment I was looking for. 🎉

[@MrSquigglies]

I want more from Dog Soldiers. Best werewolf movie, I will fight you about it.

[@SourRobo8364]

Definitely looks like a January movie.

[@daustin8888]

I still can't believe you don't like the 2010 Wolfman movie

[@brandontesta4751]

personally i can’t believe you DO like that wolf man movie lol. aye we all have our own taste tho no judgment ❤️

[@venomsnigle44]

BrotherI don't understand why people don't love that movie either

[@natevega6894]

It sucks that’s why lol

[@jamesstewart8377]

2010 Wolfman was just not a good movie. It’s just a poorly done film on every front except special effects. They got that right

[@stevebarry8149]

Benicio del toro was a weird choice i couldn't get past, despite being the great actor that he is

[@JoseMolina-jz9hh]

Favorite part of wolf man was when wolf man said, “just one- more- turn!”

[@evinschmiedecke6167]

Creature from the black lagoon needs to happen

[@anubusx]

They should cast Doug Jones.

[@KeenApollo]

James wan is making the movie

[@sapphiredragon5152]

Bro, that Altered Beast reference was on point!

[@Bugthesda76]

Jeremy Jan's 'Wolfman' review thumbnail is so spot-on, you'd think he's not just reviewing the movie but howling at his own reflection!

[@lukeferraro01]

Jeremy looks disappointed/pissed off in the thumbnail

[@whiteespada]

It was surprisingly a good movie for a “January” movie.

[@alejandrogonzalez00]

6:03 thank God it’s gone….. at least for the time being it is

[@sterling7]

It usually seems to get forgotten in modern film interpretations that Frankenstein's monster was described as "beautiful". And that has been flirted with, here and there- as in the Sting/Clancy Brown "The Bride"- but it feels like a while since we've gotten an interpretation of Frankenstein that didn't feel a need to pile three more layers of occult/monster business on top of it, and I think we might be ready for a new one.

[@ReallyDazed]

That marriage jab was great xD.

[@ThatGenericPyro]

There's another new one that came out in December (I think) just called "Werewolves", which from the looks of it: Is essentially 28 Days Later but with Lycanthropy and I'd love to hear your thoughts on that too! Should be noted that that could very well have the opposite problem this one had of "too much/too many", however

[@marcot4863]

American werewolf in London is the best werewolf movie ever made by far.

[@kingslayer2999]

The Howling is better imo

[@ZitiPatrol]

We need more movies with wolves so Jeremy can always use that intro lol.

[@Mr007dblaine]

Review starts at 1:04

[@suicune2001]

"Dreaming is the act of going insane every night." Ooooo, I like that.

[@Hiccuple]

Hated this movie. It was boring and sucked. Unnecessary and I wish I had walked out - that's the highest "praise" I can give it.

[@Kevin-zd5bi]

5:45 is that the trailer version? In the theatrical version I just watched that note says "Dying".

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

I regardless think it's pretty cool to have a new Nosferatu *and* a new Wolf Man released within only weeks of each other. 🦇🐺

[@voodoototo1460]

This reminds me of Jon Watt's movie Clown (2014) where a father dresses up as a clown, the suit slowly merges into his skin as he's becoming some sort of clown zombie during the entire film.

[@maxivicentini805]

I remember You with the Werewolf hair a couple of years ago Jeremy.

[@hobosermons]

"...or marriage." truly brilliant

[@HzHDGaming]

The “or marriage..” oh boy 🙂‍↕️😂

[@DTX0217]

1:09 *“ℝ𝕚𝕤𝕖 𝕗𝕣𝕠𝕞 𝕪𝕠𝕦𝕣 𝕘𝕣𝕒𝕧𝕖!”*

[@7FaceorHeel7]

📯📯📯

[@johnhchgo]

Please be good, please be good, please be good