Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man features a different origin for the werewolf condition at the center of the movie, a disease known as Face of the Wolf.

Christopher Abbott was the first actor that Leigh Whannell ... you have to see how your face moves underneath the prosthetics and what it conveys. So I thought that was interesting.

The film is all the better for it,” Abbott said. “But yeah ... to be a little bit bigger in terms of what you do with your face underneath, but that’s really it. I was just excited to ...

Christopher Abbott didn't have the expected ... In one scene, as the infection spreads to Blake's mind, warping his face, Abbott must bite into the prosthetics on his arm to show Blake reacting ...

so I had to see what my face did through the prosthetics to make sure I was conveying whatever I needed to convey." Christopher Abbott as Blake in 'Wolf Man.' When Abbott saw himself in his Wolf ...

Wolf Man stars Julia Garner and Christopher Abbott as a married couple who must face danger when the latter begins to transform into a terrifying werewolf over the course of a night. (Universal ...

“Wolf Man” stars Christopher Abbott (“Poor Things”) as Blake ... ability to speak we can see the anguish and love in his face, and one gets the distinct impression that Whannell’s ...

Whannell and Tuck tighten the focus on family tensions by removing most of the narrative externals, homing in on a seemingly mismatched couple’s fragile relationship as husband Blake (Abbott ...

With Wolf Man, Christopher Abbott takes on the title role as a family ... but also on Charlotte’s face as she sees her husband morphing into someone she no longer recognizes.

So you have to be a little bit bigger in terms of what you do with your face underneath ... Charlotte (Julia Garner), Blake (Christopher Abbott) & Ginger (Matilda Firth) in Leigh Whannell ...