Cry of the Werewolf

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Nina Foch, Stephen Crane, Osa Massen, and Blanche Yurka in Cry of the Werewolf (1944)

A young woman raised by gypsies hides a deadly secret which she will do anything to protect.

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A young woman raised by gypsies hides a deadly secret which she will do anything to protect.A young woman raised by gypsies hides a deadly secret which she will do anything to protect.A young woman raised by gypsies hides a deadly secret which she will do anything to protect.

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IMDb RATING

5.4/10

1.3K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Nina Foch

Princess Celeste LaTour

Stephen Crane

Robert 'Bob' Morris

Osa Massen

Elsa Chauvet

Blanche Yurka

Bianca

Barton MacLane

Police Lt. Barry Lane

John Abbott

Peter Althius
(uncredited)

Sam Appel

Gypsy
(uncredited)

Al Bridge

Coroner at Inquest
(uncredited)

George Eldredge

George LaTour
(uncredited)

Fred Graff

Pinkie
(uncredited)

Tiny Jones

Gypsy Woman
(uncredited)

Fritz Leiber

Dr. Charles Morris
(uncredited)

George Magrill

Front Door Police Guard
(uncredited)

Frank O'Connor

Policeman
(uncredited)

Milton Parsons

Adamson
(uncredited)

Hector V. Sarno

Gypsy
(uncredited)

Harry Semels

Gypsy
(uncredited)

Ray Teal

Policeman Ed
(uncredited)

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Trivia
Bob Morris (Stephen Crane) drives a 1941 Cadillac convertible; Police Lt. Barry Lane (Barton MacLane) drives a 1938 Ford sedan.

Goofs
In order to get the wolf to snarl and gnash its teeth for the camera, a clearly visible rubber band was placed around its upper jaw and snout. It is most easily seen in the footage running behind the opening credits.

Quotes
Opening Titles: The ancient belief is still held by many that anything that happens in the world is never lost. No sparrow falls unnoted ~~ no tree crashes in the forest unheard. The sorrows, the joys, the loves and the hates of past generations live on in people's memories, in their legends and their stories. Perhaps our story is something that has lived on in a person's memory or perhaps it is just a legend ~~

Connections
Featured in Creature Features: The Mummy's Curse/Cry of the Werewolf (1970)

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8/10

This film gets a bad rap, unfairly

This film when werewolf films are discussed gets a bad rap, and even though there are no " Special Effects", film is effective.It uses elements from two classic 1940's horror films " The Wolf Man" (1941) and " Cat People" (1942)and uses them well.Well made and acted apart from leading man Stephen Crane who acts like he is reading from cue cards.Overall this film is a nice surprise, i went into this not expecting much but thought it a good film, not that far behind the two classics already mentioned.