Dracula. The Frankenstein Monster. The Invisible Man. The Mummy. And, of course, the iconic Wolf Man. These classic monsters have evolved significantly over the years, transcending any singular depiction while continuously captivating and terrifying audiences across generations. Recently, we've seen fresh takes on these legends, such as Robert Eggers' reinterpretation of Dracula in Nosferatu, Guillermo del Toro's upcoming Frankenstein project, and Leigh Whannell's new vision of the Wolf Man.
But how does a filmmaker like Whannell make modern audiences care about yet another werewolf movie, specifically the Wolf Man? How do these filmmakers manage to rejuvenate the classic monsters, making them both frightening and pertinent in today's world?
To delve into these questions, we sat down with Leigh Whannell to discuss the impact of classic monster movies on his work, strategies for revitalizing beloved characters like the Wolf Man in 2025, and why these narratives still resonate with viewers.
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