What better thing to chase a vampire film than a werewolf one. In this case the oldest surviving one apparently.
Wolf Blood 1925
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0016545/
and seen as 1925 is out of copyright as of this year ( https://gbatemp.net/threads/new-in-the-public-domain-for-2021.580143/ ) then linky
https://www.bitchute.com/video/T2a8pggTDhqk/
Seems The Revenant is not going to be the only film I see in this period wherein the scenery is better than the plot.
It is what most people probably imagine when they think silent era film (even if some would say it was old even then) and the werewolf aspects are rather light too (it is almost done before that element kicks in). Still I found some enjoyment from it, not just as a historical exercise either, and now have entry for "oldest thing I have seen/read/whatever with a love triangle involving a werewolf" (and definitely better than Twilight, this is also a better advert for running around North American/Canadian woods than that). Some of the fight scenes... actually pretty passable and better than what I often see on TV and film today which was a bit of a shock.
Wolf Blood 1925
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0016545/
and seen as 1925 is out of copyright as of this year ( https://gbatemp.net/threads/new-in-the-public-domain-for-2021.580143/ ) then linky
https://www.bitchute.com/video/T2a8pggTDhqk/
Seems The Revenant is not going to be the only film I see in this period wherein the scenery is better than the plot.
It is what most people probably imagine when they think silent era film (even if some would say it was old even then) and the werewolf aspects are rather light too (it is almost done before that element kicks in). Still I found some enjoyment from it, not just as a historical exercise either, and now have entry for "oldest thing I have seen/read/whatever with a love triangle involving a werewolf" (and definitely better than Twilight, this is also a better advert for running around North American/Canadian woods than that). Some of the fight scenes... actually pretty passable and better than what I often see on TV and film today which was a bit of a shock.