The Wolf Man

"The Wolf Man" is a classic horror film from 1941, directed by George Waggner. It tells the story of Larry Talbot, who returns to his ancestral home in Wales and encounters a werewolf. After being bitten, he experiences terrifying transformations and struggles with his dual nature. The film explores themes of identity, fear, and the loss of control. It's renowned for its atmospheric storytelling, special effects, and the performance of Lon Chaney Jr. as Larry. "The Wolf Man" is a significant entry in Universal Pictures' monster movie era and has influenced many subsequent werewolf stories in popular culture.