Wolf Man - Reviews

... effectively communicates tragedy and dread...

...it will leave you wanting Leigh Whannell to bring another Universal Monster to life.

...a superb adaptation of a well loved horror classic, a frightening and heartrending new take on an enduring monster, and a brilliantly crafted update to the werewolf subgenre.

...bloody creature feature is also a biting family drama.

puts a scary, sometimes creepy spin on the classic horror creature

It’s when Wolf Man does lean into the horror that it really sings...

...it’s a cabin in the wood flick with a werewolf antagonist. On that level, it does the job.

Director Leigh Whannell (The Invisible Man) takes genre schlock reassuringly seriously; Abbott and Garner are consistently excellent; the central idea, of the threat that lurks at the heart of the family, is intriguing.

...Abbott [træder] virkelig i karakter med sin præstation, som sælger den skræmmende pinsel ved langsomt at miste kontrollen over sine sanser og instinkter.

Whannell bevisar återigen att han är ett pålitligt namn inom skräckgenren.

Handlingen i 'Wolf Man' er forudsigelig, men ikke desto mindre effektivt uhyggelig hele vejen igennem.