Originally Posted by Signor Vitelli
Tonight:

The Werewolf

My opinion: A somewhat unsung little gem from 1956. A B-movie, shot on a lot of real locations, it's a simple, straightforward story about when bad shit happens to an ordinary guy. Some nice makeup (Clay Campbell recycled his lycanthrope design from 1943's Return of the Vampire and doubled the hair), a couple of genuinely scary scenes and a very sympathetic performance by Steven Ritch as the title character. Also, IMHO, this was probably one of the best roles Don Megowan ever had - unless you've seen Creation of the Humanoids!.

If you've never seen this film, I'd say it's a good way to kill two hours. And Sven's commentaries are always informative.


Signor V.



Agree, , great flick... I love the way it was shot and the sets.... I also loved the Gypsys especially the old lady who ended up in many movies.


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