Wolf Man lead Christopher Abbott explains why the horror movie has a  ’tragic element’ to it

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Sarah Collins
Fri, 17 Jan
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In a fresh take on the classic Universal monster movie, Wolf Man, directed by Leigh Whannell of Blumhouse Productions, delivers a haunting tale of tragedy and transformation. Lead actor Christopher Abbott discusses the emotional depth of the film, drawing parallels to iconic monster creature performances. The movie explores themes of loss and breakdown in relationships, epitomized by Blake’s disturbing metamorphosis and loss of communication with his family. The shift in perspective between wolves and humans underscores the isolation and primal instincts central to the horror of Wolf Man. The poignant portrayal of strained relationships and the inability to communicate heightens the film’s emotional impact. Abbott praises his co-stars and the young talent of Matilda Firth, who plays his on-screen daughter. Wolf Man is a gripping exploration of tragedy and transformation, now showing in theaters.

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