Wolfman - A Serviceable Horror That's Just Fine

Wolf Man is a serviceable but unremarkable release from Blumhouse, offering a straightforward story with decent practical effects but nothing groundbreaking. Director Leigh Whannell delivers a competent, if predictable, take on the werewolf genre, with solid visuals and an effective portrayal of Blake’s shifting perception as he struggles to retain his humanity. While the film doesn’t overstay its welcome at 103 minutes, it lacks standout performances, memorable scares, or franchise potential. Ultimately, Wolf Man is an average, watchable horror flick that might be worth a stream but isn’t a must-see in theaters.