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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 9780783260365
Format: Black & White, Dolby, DVD-Video, Full Screen, Subtitled, NTSC
ISBN: 0783260369
Label: Universal Studios
Manufacturer: Universal Studios
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Universal Studios
Region Code: 1
Release Date: July 24, 2007
Running Time: 137 minutes
Sales Rank: 43760
Studio: Universal Studios
Theatrical Release Date: May 17, 1946
Customer Reviews
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Rating:  - ONE WOLF AND ONE WOOF!
WEREWOLF OF LONDON is a good movie in spite of Henry Hull's hammy acting style.The direction seems stagey at times but the story moves along at a reasonable pace. The werewolf is more of an extreme Jeckyl & Hyde character than what viewers may be used to but Jack Pierce's make-up is excellent in conveying an evil, fiendish appearance. The most memorable thing for me about the movie is that I think it may have the most soulful, dramatic and effective music score of any of the old Universal horror ... Read More
Rating: - ONE GOOD HORROR FILM AND ONE OK MURDER MYSTERY!
This is deceiving double bill as only one film features a werewolf and they are not related to each other. The first one 'The Werewolf Of London' is an early werewolf story and is very good. The other is a murder mystery which is OK. Both these films can be found on the Wolfman Legacy Collection DVD set included with two other werewolf films. The transfers are very good and there are some interesting extras.
Rating:  - Miss Lockhart alone justifies the effort.
Apart from excellent settings and costumes, not to mention the always reliable pulchritude and charm of June Lockhart, this Val Lewton wannabe is mainly a misfire.
More's the pity too, since it abounds in shadowy night scenes, fog, and much cloak and daggery, including a final act complete with tilted camera angles, and poisoned milk, (a la Hichcock's "Suspicion").
But there is no real grue and no real tension, and what we are left with is a lame, (though slickly produced) thriller ... Read More
Rating: - Two unrelated films: one interesting, the other forgettable
Despite Universal's claim on the DVD that this is a "Wolf Man Double Feature," neither of these films have any connection to the series of movies starring Lon Chaney Jr. as the werewolf-cursed Larry Talbot. The two films also have no connection to each other, but Universal apparently couldn't pass up the similarity of their titles to create this double-feature DVD. The films couldn't be farther apart. "WereWolf of London" was released in 1935, near the peak of Universal's first horror cycle that includes "Dracula," ... Read More
Rating:  - Two overlooked but impressive Universal werewolf films
These two films could not be more different, and both are unmistakably distinct from the Universal werewolf films starring Lon Chaney, Jr., as the afflicted Larry Talbot, yet I think they both work marvelously. Many fans don't care for them, especially She-Wolf in London, but I find both films equally compelling. They differ significantly from the storyline running through Chaney's later Wolf Man films, but these two films have a great deal of their own to offer fans. Often overlooked and unduly dismissed by some ... Read More
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