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Count Waldemar Daninsky Films

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Decade: Rating: List Type:

6.5

5.6

Frankenstein's Bloody Terror

1968
Spain/West Germany
Dir: Enrique López Eguiluz

6.2

Las noches del Hombre Lobo (1968)

1968
Spain/France
Dir: René Govar
(lost film)
Naschy attempted to locate this film before his death but was unsuccessful.

Dracula vs. Frankenstein (aka Assignment Terror)

3.8

Dracula vs. Frankenstein (aka Assignment Terror)... (1970)

1970
Spain/West Germany/Italy
Dir: Tulio Demicheli

The Werewolf vs. the Vampire Woman (aka Werewolf Shadow)

5.7

5.3

The Werewolf vs. the Vampire Woman (aka Werewolf Shadow)... (1971)

1971
Spain/West Germany
Dir: León Klimovsky

3.7

Fury of the Wolfman (1972)

1972
Spain
Dir: José María Zabalza

Hexenkult's rating:

6.8

5.6

Dr. Jekyll vs. the Werewolf (1972)

1972
Spain
Dir: León Klimovsky

5.8

5.4

Curse of the Devil (1973)

1974
Spain/Mexico
Dir: Carlos Aured

Hexenkult's rating:

5.9

5.3

Night of the Howling Beast

1975
Spain
Dir: Miguel Iglesias

Hexenkult's rating:

7.4

5.8

Night Of The Werewolf (1981)

1981
Spain
Dir: Paul Naschy

6.8

5.8

The Beast and the Magic Sword (1983)

1983
Spain/Japan
Dir: Paul Naschy

5.8

5.4

The Howl of the Devil (1988)

1987
Spain
Dir: Paul Naschy

4.8

Licántropo: El asesino de la luna llena (1997)

1996
Spain
Dir: Francisco Rodríguez Gordillo

5.1

2.9

Tomb Of The Werewolf (2004)

2004
USA
Dir: Fred Olen Ray

Hexenkult's rating:

Count Waldemar Daninsky (the "Wolf Man" or "El Hombre Lobo") is a character created by Spanish actor/filmmaker Paul Naschy (aka Jacinto Molina Álvarez). Naschy was heavily influenced by Universal monster films, particularly Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man. Count Waldemar Daninsky first appeared in Frankenstein's Bloody Terror in 1968. The role was initially offered to Lon Chaney Jr., but he turned it down, forcing Naschy to play the part. He reprised the role in a string of films up to Tomb of the Werewolf in 2004. Naschy also had a hand in writing the story and/or screenplay for all the films listed except Tomb of the Werewolf. Paul Naschy succumbed to pancreatic cancer on November 30, 2009, but he left behind a true legacy to horror fans worldwide and particularly to Spanish horror cinema.