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In 'The Real Wolfman,' the documentary examines the legend of werewolves through the historical context of a brutal event in the 1700s, where over 100 French villagers were attacked by an unidentified creature. The film features insights from a cryptozoologist and a criminal profiler, who work together to investigate this horrific incident that inspired the werewolf myth in popular culture.
The narrative recounts terrifying tales from the past while also considering the lasting impact of these legends on contemporary culture and collective imagination. The film invites viewers to engage with the mystery surrounding the creature and the psychological implications of the werewolf mythos, providing a comprehensive look at how these stories have persisted through time.
Why Watch
- •Meet cryptozoologist Ken Gerhard's insights on werewolves.
- •Find out about the 1700s attack on French villagers.
- •See how werewolf legends shaped modern culture.
Did You Know
•Over 100 French villagers were mauled by an unidentified creature in the 1700s.
•The documentary features a collaboration between a cryptozoologist and a criminal profiler.
•The film runs for 90 minutes and was released in 2009.
Perfect For
Cryptozoology enthusiastsHorror film fansHistory buffs