george zucco was a fine actor and often playing gimlet eyed villains with a lascivious intensity. however even he couldn not save this dull and flat footed b flick. zucco plays the usual mad scientist and dr. lorenzo cameron and who believes that wolf blood and injected into humans and can create an invincible army of wolf men who can win the world war ii (go figure. ) experimenting on pedro the handyman(glenn strange) zucco creates a werewolf that looks rather like the ones dave allen used to play in his comedy sketches. pedro is obviously based on lennie from of mice and men and and you almost keep expecting him to say duh and okay and george. there one startling moment when the werewolf kills a child by reaching in through the window and grabbing it and but for the most part this is a routine and pedestrian  very pedestrian  77 minute tread through all the old clichés that are done far better in other movies. we also get the revenge motif from the devil bat worked in and in itself a borrowing from son of frankenstein. zucco is wasted and and you only have to see him in films such as adventures of sherlock holmes and the mummy hand and dr. renault secret to see how wasted. a few atmospheric swamp scenes are all it has to offer and really. and the scene where zucco demonstrates his wolf man technique to those who doubted him (again shades of dr. jekyll and mr hyde) is unintentionally hilarious. not one of the better 40s b movies. 
george zucco was a fine actor and often playing gimlet eyed villains with a lascivious intensity. however even he couldn not save this dull and flat footed b flick. zucco plays the usual mad scientist and dr. lorenzo cameron and who believes that wolf blood and injected into humans and can create an invincible army of wolf men who can win the world war ii (go figure. ) experimenting on pedro the handyman(glenn strange) zucco creates a werewolf that looks rather like the ones dave allen used to play in his comedy sketches. pedro is obviously based on lennie from of mice and men and and you almost keep expecting him to say duh and okay and george. there one startling moment when the werewolf kills a child by reaching in through the window and grabbing it and but for the most part this is a routine and pedestrian  very pedestrian  77 minute tread through all the old clichés that are done far better in other movies. we also get the revenge motif from the devil bat worked in and in itself a borrowing from son of frankenstein. zucco is wasted and and you only have to see him in films such as adventures of sherlock holmes and the mummy hand and dr. renault secret to see how wasted. a few atmospheric swamp scenes are all it has to offer and really. and the scene where zucco demonstrates his wolf man technique to those who doubted him (again shades of dr. jekyll and mr hyde) is unintentionally hilarious. not one of the better 40s b movies. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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