All Of Us Here Cannot WAIT To Have You Join Us This Saturday Night, For "She-Wolf Of London!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

                                               You have to give credit to Universal for marketing the werewolf.  They tried, in 1935, with "Werewolf Of London," which may have been too intense for some audiences.  The ad campaign dared audiences to watch it at  midnight!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                                                   Then, in 1941, along came Lon Chaney, Jr, in "The Wolf Man!"  It certified his career, and did wonders for Universal.

                                                     Around  1946, Universal decided it wanted to try something new with the werewolf idea.  "She-Wolf Of London" is not one of  their best gems,  but it is actually quite delightful.

                                                       However,  I have to warn some of you, as I am the only one in this house, having seen this film.

                                                        For those aficionados, who may have already seen Edgar G. Ulmer's underrated 1957 film, "Daughter Of Dr. Jekyll," be forewarned.

                                                         "She-Wolf Of London" is the same plot.

                                                           Even more, both plots are lifted from a Forties Oscar winner, which I will not reveal, as it would give things away.  And, NO, it is NOT "The Song Of Bernadette!"

                                                              So, join David and  I,  along with Baby Gojira, and our friend, Kerwyn, as Svengoolie presents "She-Wolf  Of  London!"

                                       June Lockhart was only 21, at the time.  She gives it  her all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                                        See you Saturday night,  girls!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!