Back in 1981, Joe Dante's clever and creepy The Howling (penned by John Sayles) slipped in and out of theaters, while John Landis' snarky scarefest, An American Werewolf In London, hit big at the ...

Don’t pity the poor werewolf, outpaced by pop culture’s recent vampire reawakening as well as by those slow-walking also-rans of the horror genre, zombies. On Friday, “The Wolfman… ...

Once Lawrence becomes the Wolfman, the mayhem comes fast and frequently — in the countryside, in London (to where Gwen has retreated — and to where Hugo Weaving‘s Scotland Yard inspector ...

The best moments of The Wolfman—a remake of the 1941 Lon Chaney Jr. classic—get that.When its werewolves get to rampaging, the film delivers a succession of literally visceral shocks. “He ...

‘The Wolfman’ is more of a yawn than a scream. ... Yet Baker and his colleagues on "An American Werewolf in London" still did the man-to-werewolf makeover much more viscerally nearly 30 years ago.

As for the story itself, Wolfman, set in 1891, follows Lawrence as he travels from London to Broadmoor, determined to figure out who — or what — chewed up his brother.

After many delays, The Wolfman finally arrives in cinemas this week. So, we asked Rupert:: ... then around the cobbled streets of London’s East End, before back to the woods for the finale.

Movie industry blogs have been buzzing for months about the film’s reshoots, re-edits and rescheduled release dates, all of which qualify as scary signals.