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Werewolves have never had terribly consistent folklore.  Even prior to the early days of film, werewolf myths varied wildly - good and evil, permanently and temporarily transformed, quadruped and bipedal (rarely), curable or incurable, etc, etc.  Because the legends were so scatter-brained, the original The Wolf Man largely invented its own mythos.  It was imitated repeatedly and became the "standard" of the genre.  As the formula began to wear thin, others added new innovation to the myth - some ideas stuck and some didn't. With such a scattered range of ideas, it's only natural that fans of werewolves aren't going to like all of them and I