Two separately titled films broaden the seven-film set beyond The Wolf Man and its monster crossovers.
The Wolf Man: Complete Legacy Collection includes Werewolf of London and She-Wolf of London as well as the 1941 title film. Those London stories introduce different central characters and different problems. Universal’s official seven-film lineup.
Werewolf of London, released in 1935, follows botanist Wilfred Glendon. An attack during his search for a flower in Tibet precedes his return to London, where he learns that the moonlight-blooming plant may counter his transformation. Henry Hull stars in Stuart Walker’s film. Universal’s Werewolf of London synopsis and credits.
She-Wolf of London, from 1946, centers on Phyllis Allenby’s fear that she is responsible for killings near her home. Her fiancé tries to establish who is actually responsible. Jean Yarbrough directs, with June Lockhart and Don Porter among the cast. Universal’s She-Wolf of London synopsis and credits.
The other titles are The Wolf Man, Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man, House of Frankenstein, House of Dracula, and Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. The seven-film package therefore combines the title character’s appearances with two London-set stories whose leads and narrative questions are distinct. Universal’s official seven-film lineup.