What's your Jekyll doing in my Wolfman? Hey! Get your Wolfman out of my Jekyll! Naschy found a way to bring these classic characters together for a film that's a hoot from start to finish. After saving a woman from being raped, Daninsky travels with her back to London, where she hopes to cure him of his lobo-curse via her connection to the grandson of Dr. Jekyll. Unfortunately (but fortunately for us), not everything goes as planned with the cure, and Waldemar is now additionally burdened with a split personality, giving him a final MPD count of 3. The added persona's traits are that of a sadistic beast, though unlike the curse of the werewolf, Waldemar's Mr. Hyde has the sexual appetite of a Spring Break Co-Ed on amphetamines. Being both Hyde and the werewolf pretty much doubles the violence in this film, and the gore is fantastic. Naschy is having a glorious time playing the three roles, and that fact alone is enough to make this film fabulous. Mirta Miller, veteran of several Naschy films, is just marvelous here as a beautifully (and beautiful) sinister nurse.
Review of Dr. Jekyll vs. The Werewolf
