Svengoolie Season 11 Episode 10 Werewolf of London

In the eleventh season's tenth episode of Svengoolie, the show features a horror classic - "Werewolf of London". The movie was released in 1935 and was one of the first mainstream werewolf films. Directed by Stuart Walker, the movie stars Henry Hull, Warner Oland and Valerie Hobson.

The film begins with the botanist, Dr. Wilfred Glendon (Henry Hull), who goes on an expedition to Tibet in search of the rare mariphasa plant. Upon his return, Glendon discovers that the plant contains a chemical that can transform humans into werewolves. Meanwhile, in London, a mysterious wolf-like creature starts to terrorize the city, causing chaos and fear among the people.

As Glendon continues his experiments with the mariphasa plant, he accidentally injects himself with the werewolf mutagen. Slowly, he becomes aware of his transformation and soon realizes that he is the terrorizing creature behind the recent London attacks. The doctor tries to find a cure, but it may be too late.

Throughout the movie, the plot becomes more complex, as Glendon's dual identity conflict escalates into a struggle between his scientific mind and his innermost instincts. The suspense and terror get heightened as the movie reaches its climax, with a battle between the werewolf and the police.

The movie was ahead of its time, portraying the werewolf as both a tragic and terrifying character. The movie resonated among the audiences and inspired many future werewolf films.

The episode of Svengoolie takes the audience back in time to experience the classic horror film in a way that only Svengoolie can deliver. The show features host Rich Koz as he provides background information and trivia about the movie and its cast. He brings his witty humor and signature shticks to the table, making this episode a must-see for horror fans.

The episode also includes segments with the show's popular characters, including Kerwyn, the disheveled laboratory assistant, and Doug Graves, the pianist who scores music for the show's segments. In addition, Svengoolie also features interactive mailbag segments where he reads fan letters and emails, making the audience experience even more interactive.

The show's fans have come to expect a level of quality in their programming that makes it stand out from other horror shows. Svengoolie's commitment to the horror genre is evident in each episode of the show, which features different horror classics from the past.

Overall, the eleventh season's tenth episode of Svengoolie comes packed with suspense, terror, and comedy. It showcases a classic werewolf movie that continues to inspire modern horror films, all the while entertaining fans with Sven's humor and special segments. For horror fans who want to experience vintage horror at its best, Svengoolie is the go-to show.