Marvel's Werewolf By Night Will See New Life, In Color

The black and white Werewolf by Night is getting a color re-release.

One of the bright spots in recent Marvel memory is about to get brighter. A lot brighter. Werewolf by Night, Marvel Studios’ black and white Disney+ special presentation directed by Oscar-winner Michael Giacchino, is going to be re-released in full color just in time for Halloween.

“We spent a lot of time working on this color version,” Giacchino posted on X. “We wanted to pay homage to the incredible vibrant color in horror films like the ones Hammer made. A whole new look for Werewolf by Night.” It’ll debut October 20 on Disney+ as part of the company’s big “Huluween” and “Hallostream” events across Hulu and Disney+. That also includes the original Werewolf By Night appearing on Hulu starting today through the end of October, as well as a bunch of other movies and shows debuting such as No One Will Save You, Goosebumps, Haunted Mansion, and much more.

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