Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Curse of the Werewolf List

• Wolfman - A classic tale of a man cursed with lycanthropy, exploring similar themes of transformation and horror.
• An American Werewolf in London - Combines horror and dark comedy with the theme of lycanthropy, like The Curse of the Werewolf.
• The Howling - This film features werewolves and shares themes of horror and the supernatural.
• The Wolfman (2010) - A remake that captures the tragic nature of werewolf lore, similar to The Curse of the Werewolf.
• Ginger Snaps - Explores the horror of transformation with a focus on female characters and werewolf mythology.
• Teen Wolf - A lighter take on werewolf themes, focusing on adolescence and transformation.
• Silver Bullet - A story of werewolves that includes themes of family and horror, reminiscent of The Curse of the Werewolf.
• Dog Soldiers - Combines action and werewolf horror, featuring military themes similar to those found in classic werewolf films.
• The Company of Wolves - A fantasy horror film that incorporates werewolf myths and themes of transformation.
• Bad Moon - Focuses on the werewolf mythology in a modern setting, providing horror and suspense.
• Wolves - Centers on the werewolf lore, mixing horror with a coming-of-age story.
• The Twilight Saga: New Moon - Includes werewolves in a fantasy romance setting, exploring themes of forbidden love and transformation.
• Blood and Chocolate - A werewolf romance story that delves into identity and the supernatural.
• Underworld - Features supernatural creatures and explores vampire-werewolf conflicts.
• Porcelain Unicorn - A dark fantasy that touches on mythical creatures and horror themes.
• Cursed - Combines horror, comedy and werewolf tropes in a modern setting, similar to The Curse of the Werewolf.
• The Beast Must Die - A classic werewolf mystery that mirrors themes from earlier werewolf films.
• The Wolf of Snow Hollow - A dark comedy thriller that revolves around a town dealing with a werewolf terrorizing them.
• Blood Moon - Explores themes of transformation under the moon, tying into werewolf mythology.
• Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man - Brings together iconic horror characters, exploring themes of tragedy and transformation.
• Howl - A modern take on werewolves with suspense and horror elements set in a train.
• Werewolf: The Beast Among Us - A story set in the 19th century, similar in tone and aesthetic to The Curse of the Werewolf.
• My Mom's a Werewolf - A comedy that incorporates werewolf transformations in a family-centric narrative.
• The Last Witch Hunter - Involves supernatural beings and monstrous transformations within an action-adventure framework.
• The Other Side of Midnight - Explores darker themes of the supernatural with a focus on character depth.
• The Witching Hour - Incorporates elements of supernatural horror and folklore similar to werewolf legends.
• The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires - Merges vampire lore with martial arts and horror elements, exploring classic monster themes.
• Lady in White - A supernatural horror film that features ghosts and dark themes akin to werewolf myths.
• A Werewolf in England - A comedic take on werewolf lore set in historical context.
• Loup - Explores the connection to wolves and humanity through a personal narrative.
• The Monster Squad - Incorporates classic monsters including werewolves in a family-friendly adventure.
• The Wolf Hour - A psychological thriller that incorporates dark themes and isolation, echoing werewolf motifs.
• The Shambling Guide to New York City - Features supernatural elements and has a comedic approach to horror reminiscent of werewolf themes.
• Night Watch - A fantasy action film with a dark atmosphere and supernatural creatures including werewolves.
• The Howling II: Your Sister Is a Werewolf - A sequel that continues to explore werewolf lore in a horror context.
• The Stakelander - While focused on vampires, it contains themes of monstrous transformations and survival.
• I Am Legend - Deals with themes of isolation and monstrous transformations in a post-apocalyptic world.
• The Invisible Man - Explores themes of horror and identity with supernatural elements, akin to werewolf stories.
• Ripped - Includes comedic elements in a horror framework, similar to how The Curse of the Werewolf blends themes.
• Bram Stoker's Dracula - Combines horror and romance with themes of transformation, akin to werewolf narratives.