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Dracula. Frankenstein's Monster. The Invisible Man. The Mummy.

And of course, we can't overlook the Wolf Man.

These legendary creatures have evolved across generations, defying singular interpretations while continuing to terrify audiences decade after decade. Recently, Robert Eggers delivered a fresh Nosferatu adaptation, Guillermo del Toro is crafting a new Frankenstein vision, and now Leigh Whannell offers his contemporary take on the Wolf Man mythology.

But how does a director like Whannell make modern audiences connect with yet another werewolf story? More importantly, how does he - as he puts it - restore the fear factor and cultural relevance to these classic monsters?

Prepare your torches, gather your wolfsbane, and sharpen your stakes (along with your ability to decode monster metaphor) as we discuss with Whannell:

• The enduring influence of classic monster cinema on his work
• The challenges of revitalizing icons like the Wolf Man for 2025 audiences
• Why these legendary creatures still matter in contemporary storytelling