90 years later, Werewolf of London might not be as gory as the horror films we're used to watching, but its thrills & chills are just as fun today.

Overall, though, it's a flat, stagey affair that is low on chills and atmosphere, and feels more like a half-baked Jekyll and Hyde knock-off.

Well-crafted and suspenseful.

[T]he first werewolf film from the studio that made 'Dracula' and 'Frankenstein' into cinema sensations, falls in the shadow of the later 1941 hit 'The Wolf Man.' You might say it’s a different animal ...