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The original Wolf Man is one of the silver screen's most unforgettable characters and, along with the other Universal Classic Monsters, defined the Hollywood horror genre. The Wolf Man: Complete Legacy Collection includes all 7 films from the original legacy including the eerie classic starring Lon Chaney Jr. and the timeless films that followed. These landmark motion pictures defined the iconic look of the tragic monster and continue to inspire countless remakes and adaptations that strengthen the legend of the Wolf Man to this day. Disc 1 - The Wolf Man (1941) Review: Good product - Nice Review: Old, silly movies are great. - Item arrived in good condition and on the day that was predicted. This is a terrible movie. It is so bad that I loved it.











| Contributor | Anne Gwynne, Bela Lugosi, Ben Pivar, Boris Karloff, Bud Abbott, Charles Barton, Charles Bradstreet, Claude Rains, Dennis Hoey, Don Porter, Erle C. Kenton, Evelyn Ankers, Frank Ferguson, George Waggner, George Zucco, Glenn Strange, Henry Hull, Ilona Massey, Jan Wiley, Jane Adams, Jane Randolph, Jean Yarbrough, John Carradine, June Lockhart, Lawrence Grant, Lenore Aubert, Lester Matthews, Lionel Atwill, Lloyd Corrigan, Lon Chaney, Jr., Lou Costello, Ludwig Stossel, Maria Ouspenskaya, Martha O'Driscoll, Onslow Stevens, Patric Knowles, Paul Malvern, Peter Coe, Ralph Bellamy, Robert Arthur, Robert Harris, Roy William Neill, Sara Haden, Skelton Knaggs, Spring Byington, Stuart Walker, Valerie Hobson, Warner Oland, Warren William Contributor Anne Gwynne, Bela Lugosi, Ben Pivar, Boris Karloff, Bud Abbott, Charles Barton, Charles Bradstreet, Claude Rains, Dennis Hoey, Don Porter, Erle C. Kenton, Evelyn Ankers, Frank Ferguson, George Waggner, George Zucco, Glenn Strange, Henry Hull, Ilona Massey, Jan Wiley, Jane Adams, Jane Randolph, Jean Yarbrough, John Carradine, June Lockhart, Lawrence Grant, Lenore Aubert, Lester Matthews, Lionel Atwill, Lloyd Corrigan, Lon Chaney, Jr., Lou Costello, Ludwig Stossel, Maria Ouspenskaya, Martha O'Driscoll, Onslow Stevens, Patric Knowles, Paul Malvern, Peter Coe, Ralph Bellamy, Robert Arthur, Robert Harris, Roy William Neill, Sara Haden, Skelton Knaggs, Spring Byington, Stuart Walker, Valerie Hobson, Warner Oland, Warren William See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 1,462 Reviews |
| Format | Blu-ray, NTSC, Subtitled |
| Genre | Comedy, Horror, Mystery & Suspense, Mystery & Suspense/Thrillers |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 8 hours and 27 minutes |
R**L
Good product
Nice
D**T
Old, silly movies are great.
Item arrived in good condition and on the day that was predicted. This is a terrible movie. It is so bad that I loved it.
P**T
Excellent transfers and wonderful Classic Films
Great set ! 7 Classic Universal Pictures Horror Films from 1935 to 1948. (okay, maybe 6 Classics, as "She-Wolf of London" is good but not up to the other 6 films) Great restorations. Most from 4k restorations. I already have 1 of these films from the Universal Classic Monsters: Essential Collection Blu-ray set that was released in 2012 (that being "The Wolf Man" included in that 9-films on 8 Blu-rays set) and I already have 4 more that are in Universal's 8-films Frankenstein: The Complete Legacy Blu-ray set ("Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man," "House of Frankenstein," "House of Dracula," "Bud Abbott/Lou Costello Meet Frankenstein") but as a completist, I wanted this one as well (and the price is right). So, the additional purchase here is only for "Werewolf of London" and "She Wolf of London," yet I like having each series completely in its own set. I also think that Universal did a good thing for the average customer (and for those new to Classic Monster movies): While you get many of the same films, the average consumer and the younger or newer fan now knows which film came in what order for which monster. Yes, The Wolf Man is in the final 4 of the 8 Frankenstein films made by Universal from 1931 to 1948 (and, yes, "House of Dracula," like "House of Frankenstein" & "Bud Abbott/Lou Costelle Meet Frankenstein," has the Wolf Man, Dracula, and the Frankentein Monster -- The first 3 Monster Rally Movies!) Great stuff. All the movies are fun. Most are truly Classic in the most fun sense of the word. All look better than you have seen before. In fact, even taking into account that it was new in 1943, I think that "Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man" likely looks better here than it has ever looked anywhere before.
C**B
The Ultimate in Sound and Video! Ah-oooooooooo
What a wonderful set. Throughout the years I purchased and re-purchased these films. Now, for the very first time, all of these films are beautifully remastered. The Wolf Man and Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein are the same as the Universal 100th Anniversary edition - the highest quality version of these films ever released. But now, add to it Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man, House of Frankenstein and House of Dracula, plus Werewolf of London and She-Wolf of London - all remastered. I recently purchased a Blu-Ray version of Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man from France. Comparing the French Blu-Ray release to this one this release is top notch. The French release had white dots throughout the frames in the beginning and even a splice in the titles. This release is sharp and clear - free of artifacts and changes in lighting. The worst of this collection - although still fantastic video - is Werewolf of London. Throughout the soundtrack are lots of audio pops, but still, the quality of this print compared to others is high quality. She-Wolf of London (with June Lockhart of Lassie and Lost in Space) is another masterful release in the best quality possible. Sharp and clean, it's a great addition to the collection, although don't expect the same wolfy face you've come to expect in the other werewolf movies. This is the ultimate Wolf Man collection. If you have this in DVD, I highly recommend upgrading to this Blu-Ray edition. You will be thrilled with the quality. Even though there aren't any extras on the Son/Ghost or the triple movie disc except for unmastered theatrical trailers, the value of such high-quality films outweighs the lack of extras. If you're a fan of these classic film, this is a must-buy collection!
T**T
Great movies
These movies are made before any computer enhancements were developed. Fun to watch! A definite addition to my collection!
S**Y
Good movie
Great old classic
E**L
Great
Great collection
J**V
Great picture quality on these restored Universal Wolf Man pics
The Wolf Man Old Lon Chaney Jr. returns to his ancestral estate to take over but is of course bitten by Bela one evening courting a comely lass. Much hair and terror ensues. Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man Larry Talbot is awakened after four years and begins his search for Dr. Frankenstein in the hopes he can kill him and end the wolf-man curse. They find the monster though and Frankenstein's daughter along with a curious doctor who decides to charge up the monster in the last 10 minutes, leading to the 'big showdown'. Werewolf of London Botanist goes to Tibet looking for a fabled flower, gets bitten and has to deal with the consequences when he returns to London and starts killing women of the night and eventually his own wife and her 'man-friend'. She Wolf of London Ugh, pretty awful. Mean matron tries to gaslight her young ward who will inherit the estate, by thinking she's a she-wolf terrorizing the neighborhood. No effects, telegraphed outcome. House of Frankenstein Karloff breaks out of prison w/ hunchback assistant to take revenge on those who put him there, along the way he collects Dracula, Wolf Man and the Monster. An amusing mashup that was amazingly earnest in its protrayals. House of Dracula Somewhat disjointed affair, Dracula, Larry Talbot, and Frankenstein's Monster converge on the castle of a scientist who tries to cure them all. Dracula however infects the scientist w/ his blood, causing mayhem. Hunchback gal Rita cuts a tragic figure. :(
M**C
Waste of time
I love the universal monsters and my favorite of them all is the wolfman i was really excited for the dvd to come in and to be perfectly honest the dvd and quality are fine however ive run into an issue if you buy any of the other legacy collections especially Frankenstein and Dracula get prepared to have alot of copies of house of Dracula house of Frankenstein and Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein.
F**O
Good movie
Buena pelicula nada mal
A**O
Well worth it - all good stuff.
Superb value, and very good transfers (particularly Frankenstein vs The Wolfman). Underwhelming extras - nothing new here from earlier Bluray releases of the Wolf Man and Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein. Bare bones on the others.
H**N
Wolf Man Blu-Ray Collection
Amazing collection, my mind is blown how good the picture quality is for movies this old. It's the first time ever I see a Wolf Man movie and I have too say I love the atmosphere, still very watchable movies. Great characters, actors and environments.
S**E
Five Stars
Everything a wolfman should be is here.
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