She-Wolf of London

Um, I don't need two different copies of both of these, but if you flip it to the back, you do see that there is a bonus disc of movies that I don't yet have in the collection, uh, let alone 4K.

Werewolf of London and She-Wolf of London.

I'm curious to watch those for sure, but, uh, just buyer beware if you're thinking about getting both.

Um, you'll get a couple of, uh, the same discs kind of thrown your way.

I don't hate the story that we're getting.

It's interesting to come out the same year here as, like, She Wolf of London because we're following very similar premises.

We have Nina, who learned the horrible truth about her father, and it has put her in a state of shock.

She is dealing with this immense fear of bats to the point where she even thinks that a bird is one.

This began filming on January 3rd of 1946.

There would be no more horror titles produced at Universal until 1951's "The Strange Door," unless one wishes to include Abbott and Costello spoofs that began in '48 with, like, "Meet and Frankenstein." "The Cat Creeps" was issued on a double bill with "She-Wolf of London," and this was their last double feature of the '40s.

So part of the original Shock Theater package of 52 titles that were released to television and then a year later, Son of Shock, which added 20 more.

Top build Beery plays a character named Pidge Laurie, whose nickname is Flash because he's a news photographer.

See what, uh, Carl Laemmle was doing to sell his films to independent theaters.

In the B-picture horror genre, it would also be, often be released as double bills.

So this one, "She-Wolf of London," was the one that came together.

So Fred Beery's character plays a character whose full given name is Terry Patrick Francis Osfield Omar Vaney Nichols II.

Yeah.

And then there's also Werewolf of London and She-Wolf of London.

Ah.

So there you go.

So he did some Hammer films there.

1912, Don Porter, who was an actor in Night Monster, She-Wolf of London, The Norlis Tapes, The Ghost of Buxley Hall, and an episode of Matinee Theater, and then finally... 1906 happy birthday to victor wong who played in king kong and the son of kong happy birthday motherfuckers

happy birthday everybody

victor wong and son of kong

So then there's an assistant director here of Ralph Slosser.

He did come up with She-Wolf of London.

So I've seen four of his 15 works for 26%.

I've seen all three that he's done in horror now with this one in House of Dracula.

Now she's been in a few that I've covered has 32 features.

I've seen five for 15%.

I've seen all four of what she's done now in the genre with She-Wolf of London, the strange cake of Dr. Rx and the living ghost as the other ones there.

Okay, so for this film here, I will give credit to what they're doing as this picks up where the last one left off.

in their animated show in the 90s.

He also appeared in an episode of a favorite of mine, She-Wolf of London.

Andrew Wincott, who plays the pilot Creston, just a brief role, but I'm just noting it because he was also Adam, one of the main characters in my favorite radio drama soap opera, The Archers.

Brian Hall plays Greber.

That is strange.

And together they go and hunt the other cult classic idea, She-Wolf of London.

I don't know anything about those two films, but I'm guessing the She-Wolf has a She-Wolf and it takes place in London.

Maybe that's why there's a panic on the streets there.

I will say that I, for some reason, did watch She-Wolf of London during this period.

Not for some reason.

It's a universal monster movie, and I have a big box set of those that I've been going through.

Lovely.