THE WEREWOLF OF WASHINGTON

Cinemavixion Review

Milton Moses Ginsberg's 1973 "The Werewolf of Washington" offers a peculiar blend of political intrigue and lycanthropic horror. The film follows a reporter whose unfortunate encounter with a werewolf in Hungary sets the stage for a series of increasingly bizarre events upon his return to Washington D.C. As a press assistant to the President, his affliction begins to manifest, leading to a string of mysterious deaths that plague the capital. While the film may not boast the polish of larger studio productions, its unique premise and the unsettling atmosphere it cultivates make it a noteworthy entry in the creature-feature genre. It's a film that, despite its cult status and modest reception, offers a distinctively campy yet chilling narrative for horror aficionados.