WOLF MAN Early Concept Art Reveals MUCH Better Design Of The Classic Monster!

[@sarbo2335]

If they were gonna make a movie heavily inspired by The Fly's themes and body horror then why not make the werewolf grotesque and actually diseased looking so when the ending comes he actually looks like he wants to die, it's so weird they chose such a lack luster design

[@politefan8141]

I thought he looked appropriately gross while still being recognizable. Had they gone for a more traditional look, I don't think Abbot's performance would've shined through as effectively.

[@philhelm1318]

A mangy, diseased looking werewolf would have been pretty cool. I sometimes listen to werewolf story narration while going on walks, and one story was set in the 1800s or thereabout, and the werewolf was diseased, had pale, lifeless eyes, patchy fur, etc. It sounded like it would make for a great alternative werewolf design.

[@philhelm1318]

@@politefan8141 They could have done both, especially since The Fly has been invoked so often as inspiration. They could have had a final transformation (one that people might like, at least) as in The Fly.

[@politefan8141]

@@philhelm1318 *Spoilers* That could've worked. If I had to guess, the reason why he still looks more human is because he doesn't fully transform at the end. It might symbolize his resistance and make the family's decision to kill him more merciful, to save him from more pain. Had they decided to go full transformation for Blake, he probably would've looked the same as his dad in his finished form. So at least we don't have to guess off the concept art.

[@gamerboy-lb7qv]

​@@politefan8141no one really thinks about it but this is a non supernatural living real world wolfman so he's not gonna morph completely into the wolf it's a over time thing and what happened in the movie is we had not seen Blake finish he still had more to grow like every animal overtime he will grow more hair. its just sad everyone will just hate on it cause it's the trend even though it's a really good wolf man and this is coming from someone who very educated In the terms of werewolves and other creatures

[@DarkEagle895]

I'll hold out for Robert Eggers' version.

[@one_with_kevrything9825]

It'll probably have a moustache and talk like Treebeard, too

[@GoldenWolf115]

​@@one_with_kevrything9825and also abandon themes of the source material, but at least the two thirds of the film will be good and the cinematography will be gorgeous. Oh, and the wolf man will convulse like a goober when transforming.

[@Scott-tk8gi]

Is he making one?

[@dylntromp9393]

I’ve heard that Eggers likes to be accurate with the mythology he portrays in his movies, so don’t expect some monstrous man/wolf hybrid. If he sticks closely to the old folklore, it may just closely resemble a normal wolf.

[@GameNwatch82]

At least it will be set in the time period as he doesn’t like modern hes stated. I enjoyed nosferatu and how it was filmed so this may be a good watch. Even though it’s not the wolfman it will be better than this for sure in looks. They are classic monsters not everything has to be modern and grounded in reality . its a movie and that’s why we watch them , If you can’t make it better just leave it or update the original movies and release them again.

[@vonVile]

The thing that massively hurt the movie was the troll post reveal of the werewolf before the trailer was released. Once everybody saw it, the film was doomed.

[@gamerboy-lb7qv]

Which sucks considering they didn't even need that one costume since there isn't a wolf that looks like that in the movie. So it just made everyone hate it from the start

[@robertmusgrove4537]

Honestly though I feel like even that design was better then what we got

[@The_Mighty_Fiction]

The thing that massively hurt the movie was the movie.

[@CorporateBillionaire]

Why are the concept arts always much better than the final result in films? Is there a person whose job is to pick the lamest one? Its insane, they should just pick one blindfolded, even that would be better.

[@jamiesalmonsculpture8599]

Lol, you need to work in the film business to understand that. I work in makeup fx. It all trickles down from the top . Artists are not respected anymore. It's why Rick baker quit😢

[@Blobby192]

same with the alien franchise so many cool designs yet never used

[@jeyfomson6364]

In my opinion, the werewolf designs from both the Van Helsing and Dog Soldiers films are the best I've encountered on screen.

[@lukeeyeamyourfather3488]

Hands down, 'The Howling'!

[@feliperisseto9113]

Bad Moon and The Howling have really good designs.

[@lv2465]

Check out the Cabin in the Woods Werewolf too.

[@theodorebourne2675]

I do really like the van helsing werewolf definitely more of like a German shepherd style head design

[@ZacharyBzura]

@@feliperisseto9113 bad moon's werewolf design was great

[@MsGhoulz]

That's a damned Orc.

[@jennyfeare1702]

which many of those tend to just look like vampires in the LOTR setting, which must be super confusing given vamps r a thing in that setting, lol

[@tyronleung5276]

It’s a Billy goats gruff troll

[@briyachrist]

these designs were 10x better than what was shown on film

[@zimmermichael1408]

Would you believe the 2010 remake of the Wolfman is better. We took it for granted. The design of the titular character was better (it didn't look like an orc), practical effects wunderkind Rick Baker was involved, and... that was pretty much it. But it was better than this new remake. I don't mind the original plot they were going with, but it didn't work in the end.

[@tomsklanka9436]

Great practical effects but then they used cgi for the transformation scene, which wasn't bad but practical would have been better, but probably costed to much money

[@CynicalCharmer]

​@tomsklanka9436 Annoyingly, they actually had Rick Baker do a fully practical transformation scene, but the people with money made them change it to CGI...

[@CynicalCharmer]

The design of the 2010 Wolfman is probably the best we'll ever see. It paid all its dues to the Chaney Jr version, but made it genuinely terrifying

[@The_Mighty_Fiction]

@@CynicalCharmer No, I don't think so, otherwise we'd surely have seen that footage turn up somewhere. As I understand it, Baker was _prepping_ a practical transformation scene but when it came down to it, they were pressed for time and the director decided to go digital, although they ended up using much of Baker's concept art.

[@The_Mighty_Fiction]

@@CynicalCharmer Absolutely agreed but unfortunately, people got a bit delicate about thirty or so seconds of CGI and that was the end of it.

[@charlesm.2756]

The real problem with all of this is that Hollywood has been trying to "subvert our expectations" on every reboot/remake for over a decade. Instead, they should have been trying to blow away our expectations. Alas, it has led to nothing but hot garbage.

[@Alphanubilus1]

Imagine watching the “The Fly” but without the final Brundle Fly. If you’re going to build up a slow body horror tf there has to be a payoff at the end. I film that did this better was “Clown” by Eli Roth. Also they should have made the father a good father. All of this toxic masculinity just pisses people off. In the words of Ian Malcom, “Hey John… Hello John, we are going to have werewolves in this werewolf movie right?”

[@ivanstepanovic1327]

Well, even this early concept is pretty bad, but at the same time better than what we got in the movie...

[@jordandavilabrown294]

If I'm being honest the official design looks more like a Goblin or Troll then that of a Werewolf.

[@The_Mighty_Fiction]

Honestly, I think these designs are still terrible. Looks like Morbius concept art.

[@mattjones7226]

The final design looks like some guy that got elective surgery to look like a dog and then kind of let himself go.

[@rosmundsen]

I do not like Diseased Wolfman.

[@Natecarricart]

Leukemia-man...Aids-man...

[@The_Mighty_Fiction]

You've seen 'Cocaine Bear,' But nothing can prepare you for ... 'Meth Wolf.'

[@anubusx]

Rabies Man.

[@drizz847]

To me it falls into the usual remake troupe, take the monster and give it a grounded reason as to why it exists, its motives etc. in this case, its not a supernatural curse, its simply a disease. It takes away the mystique of the character making it less scary, I hate that.

[@ZacharyBzura]

Godzilla 1998 suffered for the exact same reason there he is a mutated iguana instead of a prehistoric reptile, he walks like a theropod, lays eggs asexually to reproduce, doesn't have the character's trademark atomic breath, and is not immune to conventional weaponry.

[@doomguydemonkiller]

If he kept mentioning inspirations from The Fly, why not make a remake of The Fly? It would have not been great but the Wolfman with AIDS ain’t it.

[@khorneschosen7561]

Lols

[@tonypine3434]

Wolfmans got A.I.D.S.

[@Jose-ze8xz]

I honestly wish we had gotten a direct sequel to The 2010 Wolf Man remake with Benicio Del Torro back in 2013.

[@swamisalami3000]

When you are competing with Lon Cheney you better deliver

[@madwolfgarton9997]

What we got was terrible. For someone claiming to be inspired by Cronenberg he gave us a whole lot of nothing. The story is like the beast within with the 2010 wolfman father reveal. We're never going to get a good modern werewolf design because writers can't stop making them hairless or making a damn monkey and calling it realistic.

[@tomsklanka9436]

I really wanted this movie to succeed, it's my favorite Universl monster and I was excited to get a new Wolfman movie . Blumhouse/ Leigh Whanell have really let me down , they had something so cool in their hands and they completely destroyed it, now we don't get another Wolfman for decades

[@trevorstockwell8290]

Even the early designs still looked lackluster but I agree they do look better than the final design. It could have been a fun monster flick but no and the movie would have done better if it wasn’t for design. The one design looked kinda like Grimm which isn’t a bad thing.

[@MightyOrange-x6w]

Watch an american werewolf in london!

[@lv2465]

Yes.

[@anubusx]

What's that star?

[@TheRealNormanBates]

@@anubusx_”YOU!_ … made me miss! I’ve never missed a game in my life!”

[@anubusx]

@@TheRealNormanBates Remember The Alamo.

[@lv2465]

@@MightyOrange-x6w you promised me you wouldn't do this sort of thing again! I never promised you a thing! Not you, you twerp. Her! Her- I've never seen you before in my life! Oh, sorry. Leaves.

[@The_Mighty_Fiction]

Inspired by leontiasis. Wow. If only there were some kind of real life condition he could've used for inspiration that is literally named after the title character, like some kind of... I don't know, 'wolf man syndrome.'

[@greyworld6242]

We could’ve had all this! Instead we got shit!

[@DAVIDMCCONNELL-x2g]

Just looks like a old TV movie that I remember in the UK called chimera or something. They make half man half monkey that kills people

[@Ecw_Kevin_Torres]

It is such a shame because I have seen the movie well it’s not as bad as people say it is. It is certainly a disappointment, but it has a brilliant concept when you say about it I could see it as a experimental only movie that try something new and it explores that idea but if it was done well, it would’ve been a successful film just my thought as a Filmmaker

[@The_Mighty_Fiction]

They already did it in the 2010 version. Fathers, sons, 'generational trauma,' the curse of fate, major themes in that movie. The audience were equally disinterested when it was done properly.

[@politefan8141]

@@The_Mighty_Fiction That movie has very little in common with this one. That is a historical action film that feels like a superhero movie. This was basically an emotional family drama with body horror elements.

[@The_Mighty_Fiction]

@ The two brothers from 'Wolfman 2010' are collapsed into one character, but otherwise the themes are practically lock-step the same, the prodigal son returning home to his father, the curse passed down from father to son by fate, the conflict between them as his father descends into madness and the son tries to cling to his humanity and protect his loved ones, the sacrifice the son makes to protect his loved ones, the son recognizing his loved one in the final moments before they're forced to kill him and so on. That final scene is practically a recreation in thematic terms of the ending of 'Wolf Man 2010.' This version follows all the same beats only nowhere near as well.

[@PrimalSnake]

We need to second cut of the film with this wolf man

[@veeseee128]

It was a good movie. I enjoyed it from start to finish. This critic has his opinion and that's all it is,..an opinion. I disagree with his assessment of the movie.

[@theholidayshow1026]

3:03 that would of been way better

[@MacNally12punchout]

See, some of the concept art actually reminds me of Jack Nicholson in wolf. I could have been ok with something along those lines.

[@philthekaijuking9368]

I wondered if he was done changing though. His dad looked more wolfy than he did my opinion

[@LuisVazquez-hu3jx]

I didn’t hate the final design but this would have been infinitely better.

[@jamiesalmonsculpture8599]

It's not the makeup artists fault. Concept art is not set in stone. This reeks of last minute studio interference. It happens all the time. The makeup was messed with by suits who are dick heads who know better than artists. Obviously not😢

[@politefan8141]

I think the studio would have preferred the more traditional look, but it was Whannel who wanted a more humanoid take.

[@ramblingmovienonsense6927]

I didn’t hate Wolf Man, there were a lot of good and interesting ideas. But I agree that the design they chose for the creature was lacking. I like Leigh Whannell as a writer and director quite a bit, but I honestly think he went too sickly humanoid. I think I would have had Blake’s character keep his hair and grow out more around his body. I also would have made his fangs a lot bigger as to truly make him look more menacing. I do like the eyes though, and the lack of snout is okay. But those changes are what I would have preferred just to heighten the appearance and make him memorable enough

[@condeallamistakeo]

The concept and the wolf men in the movie looks like Winos on fentanyl in some street of LA

[@AntonioPrice-d8w]

I saw it and it was very good film

[@bobsav76]

And, as is often the case these days, the original ideas were better than what we got.

[@Blazesith82]

If you are gonna do a wolfman movie then you better have some wolf like features to your creature and not a dog/human hybrid with mange. If the final look was more of a transitional stage from man to wolf then i would have been more ok with that. Plus showing the creature in full detail in full light before the movie was released killed the box office numbers tremendously. Who the hell allowed that to be the final look. One of the producers should have been that looks like crap, make it look better. Concept art looked way better. I'm guessing the director had final say in the approval of the creature design and not the producers. Saw Ryan Gosling was a producer on the film. I bet he wishes he had no part in it now.

[@Predatorwarrior18]

That does look better but still needs more fur.

[@wallygator92]

Keep Blumhouse and Leigh Whannell away from the Creature from the Black Lagoon.

[@jamespittman59]

Definitely agree these designs are far better..mi haven't even seen the movie because the design is so awful ...which sucks cause when it was announced I was so excited

[@donovanbradford8231]

yeah some didn't look bad but I think the film's concept would have still fell flat

[@RevolverVash]

I think most people disliked this film is because they were expecting something else. I saw it yesterday and thought it was decent. I'd give it a 3/4

[@keithpasculli7465]

I watched it and liked it but I didn’t think that they made a very good case for calling it wolfman. I also felt that they needed to have the transformation go a bit more in the direction of the traditional wolf man. All that being said I thought it was an enjoyable movie

[@spandexraygun5325]

I understand what Whannel was trying to go for but it just felt short. It's a remake of Wolf Man so there needs to be a werewolf - sorry - but that's what your audience came to see. By all means ground it in reality, make it your own but a wolf is a wolf and that's what people expect. American Werewolf was grounded in reality but the werewolf bit was all the more believable because the film didn't shy away from the fantasy element. If you're remaking the wolf man in a modern setting, just own the wolf man bit don't try to reinvent the wheel just make it look good

[@91MoonKnight]

I am dumbfounded why they wouldn't go with this design. It boggles my mind with the whole production of the film and how the story and characters absolutely didn't work.

[@nigeldonaldson1647]

I wasnt all that impressed by the Del Torro make up in the 2010 film either There he looked like an angry Yorkshire Terrier, BUT at least it didnt look like Merlin after a hang over, such a shame that Rob Bottin or Rick Baker werent available

[@eh2396]

I didnt know the same director did Upgrade. That's crazy cuz i loved Upgrade. He's shown his potential. I'm blaming the writers.

[@MaddNomad1015]

He was the writer as well.

[@eh2396]

@MaddNomad1015 yikes

[@mondomacabromajor5731]

If the 'wolf man' transformation was a scaley mutation disease as such - then they should have gone 'all out' and done a 'full articulated prop body' SPFX - like the final Cronenberg Fly design ... What they delivered was lame and boring - even the designs were weird to me .... Ginger Snaps werewolves were better than this!

[@THEremiXFACTOR]

7:05 So Joe Rogan was going to play the Wolfman originally?

[@Mulder-Scully]

Better, still not great, i prefer my wolfman to either look like the 2010 version or The Howling.

[@Joe-cs8jf]

The balding/bearded thing bothered me too! Initially, I thought the hair was falling out and fur would press through 😢.

[@Chadjira09]

TBH I thought the movie was ok at best, definitely better than the 2010 one, had it not have been called wolf man I think the movie would have fared a little better with audiences. Creature from the black lagoon next.

[@The_Blaxk_Dream00]

" wolf man , not a wolf, not a man its a ... a ... a ...."

[@Scifi4life]

Man wolf

[@nigeldonaldson1647]

It seems to me that there are only two looks for a Super Natural Were Wolf one being a Quadropedic Wolf but with super natural eyes (as in WERE WOLF IN LONDON) The other being a Wolf head on a human body bipedic as in DOG SOLDIERS BUT with less of a masky frozen look, which probably looks best as this is an abomination hybrid an unnatural mix of the two. Any thing else can look silly & not at all Wolf like

[@thehunter9149]

The design in the film was great in my opinion. Loved the new take. Movie wasn’t perfect but I don’t understand all the hate. Not everything has to be like the originals

[@RioBroski]

These designs give me Raw Head Rex vibes 😅

[@DeadRpoetry1167]

The concepts were far better especially the black and white images. What they went with was far too much like a regular man. But maybe that was the point and in tone with the story? I would have liked more of a beast or warped chimera type monster rather than a Hills have Eyes inbred type.

[@MarkFuriniArt]

I'm checking it out Tuesday, because I'm a sucker for punishment.

[@Kennethjames.]

It all would have sank like a rock

[@StuntmanDanHemi]

I've been saying for years that a bad/cheap design can ruin an entire werewolf movie and this is proof. I've seen plenty of pretty good stories completely crumble under a shit looking werewolf and this movie just adds to the pile... 😞

[@jerryallenvideographer7796]

Rick Baker and Rob Bottin are the best Werewolf designers. I agree, the earlier designs seem better but it reminds me of the minimalist approach taken with Werewolf of London, Wer and Wolf with Jack Nicholson. That design we got stuck with reminds me of the cannibal hillbillies from the original Wrong Turn. Hardly werewolves. The Director is a giant hack and apparently didn’t get the memo what a WOLF actually looks like.

[@brandongaines213]

The bald rendering would've been to help the prosthetic team.

[@BOOGERking007]

Honestly the new design did grow on me Unexpectedly Like we’re all used to a giant wolf on two feet basically Or a man turning full hound on all fours But they kept the more human concept which did make him a bit goblin than wolf but watching the movie made me think of 1930s wolf man

[@Natecarricart]

The concept as a whole doesn't work that well when you are using the name of a legacy character which is THE most famous werewolf in cinema history. Call the damn movie "MANGE". Imagine doing this crap to DRACULA. I hate these "high concept" ideas that try to be avantgaurd but are really just lifeless and weird. Trying to take the supernatural nature out of a story like this is goofy. Ooooh it's just rabies..who cares. We have enough zombie movies that go like this. The werewolf is a different thing which you can do variations of but if you stray too far it doesn't work. Imagine if they took Frankenstein and just made it about ai implants...and then had the audacity to call it Frankenstein. Lol...great I'm giving the idiots ideas. 🤐

[@politefan8141]

That are dozens of werewolf movies that come out every year. Why do they all need to check a box? We have ridiculous stuff like Wolf Cop and Teen Wolf along with more serious stuff like Dog Soldiers. I'm sure you can come up with dozens of wolf films in every genre and nationality that have come out just in the last few years. Is it because of the studio and their connection to the black and white film. We already got a remake of that, why do we need another one?

[@Natecarricart]

@@politefan8141 Don't call it "WOLFMAN" after the most recognized werewolf film in cinema history. Like I said, you can do variations in general..but if you stray too far it doesn't work. The Wolf man, An American werewolf in London, The Howling, Silver Bullet, Dog Soldiers,...even Wolf...all different but had some threads of commonality. This is for general audiences and horror fans...of course outliers with an extreme niche taste exist...but that's why this film was a dud. You can defend it all you like but the numbers don't lie. Great if you like it..but the rest of us have a taste for what we like. Many know what a pizza is with all it's elements, and some get creative and add some new things, but this is like adding brocoli and kale on a pizza. Somebody is going to like it, but most are gonna gag at the thought.

[@CynicallyObnoxious]

its already online in HD lol

[@N8tiveSon807]

Link? Lol

[@Blobby192]

@@N8tiveSon807 m,2,watch

[@ZacharyBzura]

the final design looks terrible but only on Blake on his father Grady it looks alright and that is because he has hair and the beard, so it looks fine plus he is clothed so he looks better than Blake did just being shirtless because being shirtless showed how little fur there really was on his body so Grady being clothed looks much better

[@hannsherzog1072]

Best werewolf movie is 1981 Wolfen 1981 Howling is close second 😊😊😊😊😊. Thank you again for your videos.

[@jasonsantos3037]

The early design of the Wolfman looked Better than the one we got in Theaters Yeah the movie the end of different we got this design instead but the story line for the movie it sucks.

[@MikefromTexas1]

I think it's supposed to be mange, not scales.

[@THEremiXFACTOR]

It's amazing how willing Hollywood is to spend time, money and effort on products that absolutely no-one is interested in. They seem to want to find an audience that doesn't exist. The kind of people who like werewolf stories don't want this garbage.

[@Dev_ilicious]

I liked the movie. But it was based more on the Dogman lore than the werewolf lore.

[@chination1796]

Looks like a werewolf with alopecia 😂

[@panagiotiszygouras6441]

He made a movie for his family and his friends.

[@nickducharme5104]

Howl already did it

[@dappa-s8u]

Wolfman who makes the decesions on the Wolf, crazyness it is. Game Over Man, Game Over🤣🤣

[@Gojitsugihashi9923]

Wolfman 2010 is far better and that movie was always been my guilty pleasure it was lowkey fire just like dracula untold

[@Rew711]

Okay, so they wanted to do it as more of a disease. You know what, fine. But Resident Evil 8 did it much better. Same concept that a disease turns you into a werewolf beast. Some more-so than others. A game from 2020 did this way better with the look. It’s also crazy that the story beats of a dad trying to protect his daughter before he succumbs to his disease… also ripped right out of RE8 as well. Sadly, there was something lost in translation because RE8 was good and this was pretty bad…

[@politefan8141]

It would be more fair to compare this version to *minor spoilers* Blake's father since he had the more traditional look. Blake was supposed to look more humanoid because he wasn't completely transformed, and the more diseased look functioned as a visual metaphor for his lingering humanity. Whannel chose a design that was more thematic and appropriate for this kind of story. And the film isn't about how normal parenting is bad, it's about how keeping secrets from your family pushes them away and creates emotional distance.

[@JackPool-lq8ux]

What's the consensus of Guillermo Deltoro's Wolfman? I think it's pretty good, but not quite the same aesthetic as Edgar's Nosferatu.

[@TheSpaceJockey91]

You mean Benicio Del Toro. Guillermo had nothing to do with it. But, yes, i do agree there.

[@kimberlyh.1090]

I think the 2010 Wolfman is more campy and not _as_ good, but pure aesthetics wise it's (almost) on par with Egger's Nosferatu. Quality-wise, if Nosferatu (2024) is a 9/10, Wolfman (2010) is a 7.5/10. 2025 Wolf Man is a 5.

[@The_Mighty_Fiction]

@@kimberlyh.1090 I don't get 'campy.' What's campy about it?

[@kimberlyh.1090]

@ The asylum scenes, and namely the scenes between the Father and Son.

[@The_Mighty_Fiction]

@@kimberlyh.1090 Frankly, that's still not an explanation. How are the asylum scenes and the father and son exchanges campy?

[@kitzzybitz6058]

Old cockney rhyming slang 'pen and ink' very apt.

[@mrspeigel3593]

Give me wolf heads ..the Howling ruined "Wolfman " designs for the most part..but if Im going to have a snootless werewolf the Spanish designs are about the best for me

[@anthonyufert8477]

What we got was Gary Oldman in Hannibal after his face had been cut up. Terrible design for a wolf man.

[@Vaultboy101]

To be fair, they all look awful.

[@keenanhaynes6805]

Not great, but better than what we got.

[@gregorywesley7456]

Dude, I could have come up with a better design! It ain't that difficult! To "Fuse" the features of a wolf and man has been done 100k's of times with "Fan Art"! But, this is the issue with modern film, period! The inability or refusal to give true Fans what they desire, but catering to specific groups is Hollywood's downfall!

[@XMguy]

Werewolves by Steven C Miller was WAY better.

[@nickducharme5104]

They have no way to understand the werewolf or Wolfman I can help them to better. It's the look of the wolf.

[@MartyMcFly88]

I didn’t really hate this movie but I didnt like it. Barely any gore. The 2010 remake was much better and full of great gore!

[@nickducharme5104]

No! You fed up on the Wolfman. HOWL DID IT BETTER.

[@InTheDangerZONE88]

Antlers was a better monster transformation movie

[@joe-ru9gh]

You should watch the British wolfman film howl they had human looking wolfman and it was much better than this

[@zeroliger128]

yea this still looks bad for a wolf man tbh he still looks more like a Rat then any type of wolf like I just don't think the patchy hair sections look good at all unless he would still be mid transformation.

[@N8tiveSon807]

Orcman

[@Daniel-ur3mw]

THEY HAD TO MAKE IT A DEI AMALGAM OF COVID .... that's all

[@OktaFierce]

Orc man.

[@Killer_Kovacs]

Criticism of the make up and screen time of the wolfman are over stated, it was a fine movie with too much exposition and poor child actors

[@tapinewoods3937]

I thought this movie was going to be good.

[@cicolasnage5684]

So funny how everyone shat on the 2010 wolfman. Say what you will about it but at least it was spooky and had atmosphere and good performances. Stop it already with the constant bitching about cgi.. waaaaah cgi bad waaaaa. There’s movies out there that use practical and it’s a shit movie so stop it already with the dopey ass idea that cgi whether it’s good or bad is the catalyst to a good film Y’all can keep this Blumhouse jumpscare garbage.