Walking into the world of Universal Pictures and Blumhouse’s Wolf Man feels like stepping back into classic Universal Monsters. As a fan of Leigh Whannell’s previous work—from the terrifying brilliance of Saw and Insidious to the haunting reinvention of The Invisible Man—I couldn’t have been more excited to sit down with the director to discuss his latest film Wolf Man, alongside Julia Garner and Chris Abbott.
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