The Wolf Man(1941)- User Reviews

17 USER REVIEWS
  • star55

    I have seen this movie over a million times. Lon Chaney Jr. plays the best wolfman, just like Bela Lugosi makes the best Count Dracula. I watched the remake and I would have given it 4 stars.

    I would recommendthis movie to anybody. Especially anybody …more»
  • star55

    This is a story about Larry Talbot returns to his estranged father's estate and falls in love with a beautiful women. He takes her to the carnival and talks to a gypsy who tells him about the the legend of the …more»
  • star33

    The Wolf Man is a major classic and it has been scaring us for nearly 70 years, and the legend is still going strong. Today, I saw the remake of The Wolfman today, but that's another review for another time. Lon Chaney Jr. is awesome and creepy as …more»
  • star44

    Although it may be reduced to camp factor today, the character made legendary by Lon Chaney Jr. still holds up. Larry Talbot is a man whom after a long time away from home has returned. Though when is bitten by a wolf trying to save a damsel in distress …more»
  • star44

    Lon Chaney Jr. wasn't Oscar-worthy, but he sure did act amazing as the Wolf Man in this horror noir classic. Honestly, the Wolf Man isn't the most popular image in classic horror, but he's one of them, and widely known with low direction.

    And …more»
  • star44

    This is for sure one of my favorite monster movies ever made. It was eerie, the atmosphere was set perfectly and is not just fun, but is scary for its time. This movie is something that any horror classic fan needs to watch. This movie was great and is …more»
  • star55

    While many kids out there may find this old creaky film from 1941 to be slowmoving and hokey and, well...not very action filled, to be kind, it truly is the blueprint for all Werewolf movies ever made after this one. And hey, it's even got Bela Lugosi …more»
  • star55

    The last of Universal's three great movie monsters, to me Lon Chaney Jr.'s Lawrence Talbot was always the most interesting and sympathetic. I can remember feeling so bad for Talbot that I cried at the end of the film the first time I saw it, some …more»
  • star44

    Thirteen years after the death of “The Man of a Thousand Faces,” his son, Lon Chaney, Jr., inhereted a legacy of horror roles with an impressive monster debut, playing the likeable Larry Talbot, who is bitten by a Gypsy werewolf (Bela Lugosi) one night …more»
  • star55

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    DO THE WOLF MAN!

    Seriously folks, this is the coolest of the universal classic monsters. Come on, HE RIPS PEOPLES THROATS OUT! and, that great …more»

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