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Wolf Man Director Issues Warning That Not Everyone Will Like the Creature Design (But for Good Reason)
ComicBook.comStory by Michael Hein
scrn logline
Leigh Whannell's 'Wolf Man' reboot features a practical, old-school creature design that may polarize fans, but promises to thrill those who embrace the classic approach.
beat sheet
- Whannell confirms the Wolf Man creature is '100 percent practical, all make-up - there are no CGI elements', a bold move in the era of heavy visual effects.
- The director acknowledges some fans may dislike the 'traditional wolf' look, but says those who appreciate the practical approach will be 'overjoyed' by the final result.
call sheet
Leigh Whannell, Christopher Abbott, Julia Garner, Matilda Firth, SFX Magazine, Universal Studios, Universal Monsters, Wolf Man (2025), The Invisible Man