Werewolf Shadow
An ill-advised autopsy resurrects beleaguered werewolf Waldemar Daninsky in this Spanish offering which combines the Reluctant Monster/Strange Love angle of the Universal films with the Blood and Sex...
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You've given me the urge to watch this again.Those still shots look great.
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This does kind of seem like what Hammer would've come up with had they decided to do a present day werewolf movie. It's odd they only used the werewolf legend one time. It's chintzy in spots but the...
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This one never really worked for me. It's not "bad" but it's not very good either. There's better bad films and good films in the genre, which leaves the Naschy titles somewhere in the middle to where...
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I've only seen three of the Naschy werewolf films. I've heard the Vampire Queen's character turns up in other entries, though she's supposedly played by other actresses. I liked Werewolf Shadow better...
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Just finished watching it again.I pretty much agree with the consensus here.It's not great,but enjoyable all the same.I thought the resurrected monk was a cool riff on the Blind Dead films,when he ran...
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I like the Naschy werewolf films overall, and WEREWOLF SHADOW is one of the better ones, IMO. I also enjoy FRANKENSTEIN'S BLOODY TERROR (U.S. title to LA MARCA DEL HOMBRE LOBO) . However, for me,...
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WEREWOLF SHADOW,ak.a. LA NOCHE DEWALPURGIS.a.ka. WEREWOLF VS. THE VAMPIRE WOMAN is a major film in Spanish horror film industry, as its international success paved the way not only for much more films...
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No need to apologize Joe,save it for the Universal and Hammer horror films we might disagree on,when it really counts. [smile]
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Quote:the resurrected monk was a cool riff on the Blind Dead films WEREWOLF SHADOW was filmed before the first Blind Dead movie, TOMBS OF THE BLIND DEAD. Mirek
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With that avatar you probably know better than me.I have always been under the impression that TOMBS OF THE BLIND DEAD was the start of the Spanish horror boom of the 70's,and you have to admit the...
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It was WEREWOLF SHADOW that started the Spanish horror boom of the 1970s, as Naschy is proud to (rightfully) claim. The film's domestic success gave Spanish producers and directors the proof that...
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Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh such wonderfulness that is Naschy! I really like this film. I think I might have to watch it again soon!
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I can't get enough of this movie. I love the atmosphere, the loopy script, the pastiche of Hammer and Universal elements. Yes, THE CRAVING is entertaining, but it doesn't recreate the magic of this...
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I like monster cross overs and this one is fun. http://www.sinfulcelluloid.com/2012/06/monster-mash-werewolf-vs-vampire-woman.html I'm also a fan of Leon Klimovsky and seeing him direct Naschy for the...
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