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**_“Curse of the Werewolf” Part 2 (sort of)_** A young man with a wild past (David Rintoul) drifts into 19th century Paris where he lands a job at a small zoo and courts a woman of dubious occupation (Lynn Dalby). Grisly deaths start to ...


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In 19th-century Paris, a man raised by wolves works at a travelling circus, but on full moon nights, he transforms into a dangerous beast. Professor Paul Cataflanque is in charge of hunting him down as the young man develops an obsession for a prostitute.
In 19th-century Paris, a young man named Paul is haunted by the curse of the werewolf, a bloodline passed down through his family. He is accused of a series of brutal murders that occur during the full moon. As the attacks escalate, a zealous detective is determined to bring Paul to justice, believing him to be the monstrous killer.
Legend of the Werewolf is considered a cult classic among horror fans, often praised for its atmospheric tension and a strong performance from Peter Cushing. However, it received mixed reviews from critics upon its release, with some finding its plot predictable and its scares less effective than other films of the era.
Praised for its gothic atmosphere and Cushing's presence.
Criticized for a somewhat routine plot and uninspired scares.
Seen as a decent, if unremarkable, entry in the werewolf subgenre.
Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce, but those available generally acknowledge the film's cult status and its appeal to fans of classic horror tropes and actors like Peter Cushing.
The film was shot at locations in England and Romania, with the Romanian portions aiming to add an authentic Eastern European feel to the story, despite the film being set in Paris.
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**_“Curse of the Werewolf” Part 2 (sort of)_** A young man with a wild past (David Rintoul) drifts into 19th century Paris where he lands a job at a small zoo and courts a woman of dubious occupation (Lynn Dalby). Grisly deaths start to ...