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La Marca del Hombre Lobo

Frankenstein's Bloody Terror
The Mark of the Wolfman / Hell's Creatures / The Wolfman of Count Dracula

Spain/West Germany 1968
produced by
Maximiliano Pérez-Flores for Maxper Producciones Cinematográficas, Hi-Fi Stereo 70
directed by Enrique López Eguiluz
starring Paul Naschy, Dyanik Zurakowska, Julián Ugarte, Manuel Manzaneque, Aurora de Alba, Rosanna Yanni, Gualberto Galbán, José Nieto, Carlos Casaravilla, Ángel Menéndez, Antonio Jiménez Escribano, Rafael Alcántara, Juan Medina, Antonio Orengo, Ángela Rhu, Pilar Vela, Milagros Ceballos, Beatriz Savón, María Teresa Torralba, Victoriano López
written by Paul Naschy (as Jacinto Molina), music by Ángel Arteaga

El Hombre Lobo

review by
Mike Haberfelner

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Young Countess Janice (Dyanik Zurakowska) and young law student Rudolph (Manuel Manzaneque) seem to be made for each other - at least their fathers think that way. Janice begs to differ, she falls in love with mysterious Polish Count Waldemar Daninsky (Paul Naschy), who seems to be the only local to not be afraid of the Wolfstein castle, an abandoned castle that seems to hold a dark secret.

Enter two gipsies (Rosanna Yanni, Gualberto Galbán), who take abode in the castle, ignorant of the rumours surrounding it. They enter the crypt, find a skeleton that seems to have been stabbed by a silver dagger, remove the silver dagger - and reanimate a werewolf who has been rotting here for years, but now that he's alive once more, he goes on a killing spree, starting with the gipsies.

Rudolph is more than a little dismayed about Waldemar stealing Janice, but then Waldemar saves Rudolph from a werewolf attack and stabs the werewolf with a silver dagger - but the werewolf is able to bite him first. So now Waldemar is a werewolf (every full moon that is), but Rudolph takes it upon himself to help Waldemar. Soon, the two are joined by Janice as well. Eventually, the three of them find out about a doctor who might be able to save Waldemar without killing him ... and thus, enter Doctor Janos (Julián Ugarte) and his wife Wandessa (Aurora de Alba), alleged werewolf specialists. What their CV forgets to mention though is that they are also vampires, and they are quick to chain up Waldemar then bring both Janice and Rudolph under their power.

Of course, once Waldemar turns into a werewolf, chains can no longer hold him, and he breaks free and fights and kills another werewolf, then, in his human form, he fetches the dads of Janice and Rudolph, to save their kids, and he manages to stake vampires Janos and Wandessa before turning into a werewolf once more, at which point Janice, Rudolph and their dads can't help themselves anymore but to shoot him with a silver bullet.

 

Paul Naschy's first appearance as Hombre Lobo is ... fun. It's not more than that, no genre masterpiece, not iconic, and Naschy proves to be not much of an actor (yet, he would get better over the years). Plus, the film's script is rather silly and full of pulp clichés rather than in the least bit original. but then again, the film is carried by an atmospheric directorial effort, is very well-paced and fuels the werewolf-subgenre with way more romance than previously known.

This all does not make the film a masterpiece, but fun to watch nevertheless, and that still accounts for something at least in my book.

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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