Werewolf of London


 "Werewolf of London" is a classic horror film released in 1935, directed by Stuart Walker. It is one of the earliest Hollywood films to feature a werewolf as the central monster. The film stars Henry Hull as Dr. Wilfred Glendon, a botanist who becomes infected with lycanthropy while on an expedition in Tibet.

As Dr. Glendon returns to London, he discovers the horrifying truth that he transforms into a werewolf under the full moon. Struggling to find a cure for his affliction, he faces numerous challenges, including his own inner turmoil and the danger of being hunted by those who seek to destroy the monster within him.

"Werewolf of London" is notable for its atmospheric cinematography, eerie special effects, and Henry Hull's memorable performance as the tormented protagonist. It remains a classic of the genre and has earned a cult following among horror enthusiasts.

The film's influence can be seen in subsequent werewolf movies, contributing to the enduring popularity of the werewolf mythos in popular culture. "Werewolf of London" stands as an important milestone in the history of horror cinema, paving the way for the iconic werewolf films that would follow in its paw prints.

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