there are so many holes in the plot and it makes you wonder if they knew they had an audience for this and just threw it together. i do not know much about george zucco and but i have seen him in two movies. obviously and he has been cast as the loving father and mad scientist and vampire guy. he looks so ordinary. i am surprised that he ended up in the genre. this is the typical and i will create monsters that can be used to fight as an army. by transferring wolf blood (or is it coyote) to his hired hand and he turns him into a werewolf. glen strange and who was one of karloff successor as the frankenstein monster and plays the kindly and lovable hired man who is victimized because he trusts the mad doctor. at first the scientist is able to control when petro (his name) can be transformed. but and like the invisible man and suddenly he starts morphing on his own and becomes a liability. there is a little love story of the daughter and a reporter with kind of a high pitched voice (golly miss brooks). she wants to leave but her father and the doctor and would not allow that. he is also driven by a group of his peers who mocked his research before and now he is going to have satisfaction. the way he plot to embarrass or kill them is pretty far fetched and depends a lot on petro and the guys sitting around waiting to be attacked. it not a very good movie. the strong point is atmosphere of the woods as people and monsters lurk around the spanish moss. once again and the townsfolk are a bunch of morons and who look like they escaped from a bad western. one thing that stayed with me was that a little girl is the first victim and that seems unusual for a film of this era. there also a pipe smoking old lady who knows about werewolves but nobody listens to her. 
there are so many holes in the plot and it makes you wonder if they knew they had an audience for this and just threw it together. i do not know much about george zucco and but i have seen him in two movies. obviously and he has been cast as the loving father and mad scientist and vampire guy. he looks so ordinary. i am surprised that he ended up in the genre. this is the typical and i will create monsters that can be used to fight as an army. by transferring wolf blood (or is it coyote) to his hired hand and he turns him into a werewolf. glen strange and who was one of karloff successor as the frankenstein monster and plays the kindly and lovable hired man who is victimized because he trusts the mad doctor. at first the scientist is able to control when petro (his name) can be transformed. but and like the invisible man and suddenly he starts morphing on his own and becomes a liability. there is a little love story of the daughter and a reporter with kind of a high pitched voice (golly miss brooks). she wants to leave but her father and the doctor and would not allow that. he is also driven by a group of his peers who mocked his research before and now he is going to have satisfaction. the way he plot to embarrass or kill them is pretty far fetched and depends a lot on petro and the guys sitting around waiting to be attacked. it not a very good movie. the strong point is atmosphere of the woods as people and monsters lurk around the spanish moss. once again and the townsfolk are a bunch of morons and who look like they escaped from a bad western. one thing that stayed with me was that a little girl is the first victim and that seems unusual for a film of this era. there also a pipe smoking old lady who knows about werewolves but nobody listens to her. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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