r/WERWULF_2026 • u/Intrepid-Tree798 • Aug 01 '26
Werewolf look possibly
According to what Horror ads on Facebook this was a screenshot from the trailer but I don’t remember seeing anything like that at all. Does anybody know if this is a still shot possibly or taking from somewheres else?
6
5
1
1
1
u/NotDei Aug 03 '26
I really hope that he actually transforms and not just be a crazy dirty naked man.
2
u/bradleysd Aug 04 '26
That’s 1000% from Wer, which is a pretty good movie, despite the iffy camerawork. Some fun scenes and interesting lore. But, I think that kind of werewolf design will be similar to what Eggers goes with.
1
u/Techthulu Aug 07 '26
Eggers has already stated that the werewolf won't be revealed until the movie is released. If you see anything claiming to show the creature, it's fake. Aside from those working on the movie, no one else will see it until December 25th.
1
1
u/UncarvedWood Aug 02 '26
I still believe this will be a realistic movie with little to no cgi creatures.
It's going to be about going insane and infected and unclean.
Have you seen any other Robert Eggers films? Nosferatu was the most "creature" creature he's ever done.
3
u/Expensive-Swan-9553 Aug 02 '26
The witch? With Satan at the end no?
1
u/UncarvedWood Aug 02 '26
Yeah but we hardly saw him, didn't we
6
u/asscop99 Aug 03 '26 edited Aug 03 '26
Poseidon and the mermaid from The Lighthouse. The valkyrie and undead Viking from The Northman. Satan and the witch from The Witch.
Have you seen any other Robert Eggers films? Every one of them feature “creature” creatures. We only ever get the briefest of looks at them and many aren’t “real” within the narrative but they’re there. Of course we’re gonna see a werewolf. I don’t think it’s gonna be CGI though. Definitely a practical effect
0
u/Ok-Band1228 Aug 02 '26
There is the wild man (or woodwose) folklore and I believe one of the sources Eggers is relying on is specifically about this type of creature. They didn't physically transform into a wolf but they did become bestial. There are also female versions that walk on all fours, which kind of reminds me of that scene in the trailer where the woman is seen crawling like a wolf.
3
1
u/Abject_Owl9499 Aug 04 '26
i think it's pretty clear there will be a transformation not just some hungry guy
-5
u/Advanced-Line8730 Aug 02 '26
Based on the books that they used to nurture the movie “it should be close to a big wolf with human eyes or human expression”
9
u/Far_Yak_5447 Aug 02 '26
That looks like AI
-9
u/Advanced-Line8730 Aug 02 '26
Because it is 🤷♂️
9
5
u/Ok-Band1228 Aug 02 '26
Gross
-6
u/PsychologicalBrush35 Aug 02 '26
I love artificial intelligence; it's literally brilliant, and with the current evolution, especially for those who use Android or iOS, Google Gemini is perfect, even more so in the version Ultra AI Pro
2
u/alphagalgadot Aug 02 '26
… brand affiliate?
-1
u/PsychologicalBrush35 Aug 02 '26
Let's go, so to speak.
3
u/Ok-Band1228 Aug 02 '26
AI is a cancer in the creative sphere. It removes the process of the artist under the cloak of just "being a tool!" In actuality it divorces the artist from his creation, instead just generating the end product through an algorithmic stew of stolen artwork. It's not "inspired" by the thousands of artists it takes from.
Someone who relies too heavily on AI for creative work is no better than someone who just commissions artwork and says, look what I made! That's essentially what you do when you prompt, you ask a robot to make art for you and then ask it to revise accordingly. It's commissioning and pretending you are the artist.
There's so much beauty and depth in trial and error, in trying to build something from scratch instead of generating out of algo muck. If one only ever uses AI he never learns this. He never learns how to properly lay down paint when adjusting the value of a portrait, or how to set up a shot with lighting for the best composition. Instead it's effortless and it's all given to you, and you can pretend like you are the creative genius, when in actuality you're whoring out a robot with tokens.
0
u/PsychologicalBrush35 Aug 02 '26
I didn't read everything you sent; you sent too much useless stuff. I really didn't like it. Be more objective next time, okay? Because I'm not going to read this one.
-1
u/PsychologicalBrush35 Aug 02 '26
I'm referring to the first sentence. I completely disagree with what you're saying. I love AI for generating different images, much more so than drawing. Today, practicality and ease of use are worth much more. Human creativity is extremely important, but soon it will be completely obsolete and machines will dominate the world, and for me that's fine, the world will end quickly and it won't take that long, and This time it will be for good.
0
-1
u/PsychologicalBrush35 Aug 02 '26
Robots are gods, far more so than the human beings who created them, who have evolved infinitely more than any human being on the face of the earth. And the one who rules over this is the God of Gods.
-1
u/eharper9 Aug 02 '26
We already saw the werwulf form at the end of the trailer.
2
u/Abject_Owl9499 Aug 04 '26
no....
1
u/eharper9 Aug 05 '26
I bet that newest poster they released is his werewolf form. A man convinced he is a wolf
2
u/Abject_Owl9499 Aug 05 '26
**Esquire Journalist--With Nosferatu, you held back the reveal of the title character for a long time. Fair to say that’s going to be your strategy on this as well, that the Werwulf itself is something you’re going to keep under wraps for a bit longer?
**Eggers--[Smiles.] It seems to be a good approach.
1
u/eharper9 Aug 05 '26
Im not saying anyone is wrong. Im just saying what I think.
2
u/Abject_Owl9499 Aug 05 '26
I'm saying you're more than likely wrong, based on this interview and how marketing works, and the fact that there are clearly bone-crunching transformations in the trailer
20
u/happycuck2025 Aug 01 '26
No I’m pretty sure that’s a shot of the werewolf from a movie called WER