Few titles on the 2025 movie schedule have caught my attention, like the upcoming horror movie "Wolf Man," and not always for the best reasons. The reboot stirred up a lot of conversation when early promotional material from a theme park tie-in surfaced. Like fans who took to social media to react, I was concerned that the design lacked the iconic elements that make the original cinematic lycanthrope so iconic. Now, the film's director is addressing the backlash and, honestly, I’m focused on his promise about the creature design.
Leigh Whannell, known for his work on "The Invisible Man" and "Upgrade," didn’t shy away from addressing the backlash surrounding the forthcoming "Wolf Man." During an interview with our sister site, SFX Magazine, the filmmaker clarified the misunderstanding while making a promise that’s sure to get fans of the best horror movies and cinema purists alike pumped about the flick.
Leigh Whannell, known for his work on "The Invisible Man" and "Upgrade," didn’t shy away from addressing the backlash surrounding the forthcoming "Wolf Man." During an interview with our sister site, SFX Magazine, the filmmaker clarified the misunderstanding while making a promise that’s sure to get fans of the best horror movies and cinema purists alike pumped about the flick.
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