The episode provides a comprehensive and passionately argued ranking of the 13 most significant werewolf films in cinema history, spanning from the subgenre's inception in 1935 to modern works. This critical list includes influential classics, such as the tragic monster narrative of Universal’s The Wolf Man (1941), alongside revolutionary horror-comedies like "An American Werewolf in London" (1981). The author analyzes how these films utilize the lycanthrope myth as a metaphor for various anxieties, citing examples like "Ginger Snaps" (2000) for its exploration of female puberty and "The Wolf of Snow Hollow" (2020) for its depiction of grief and trauma. Each entry is justified by its cultural impact, cinematic achievement, or thematic depth, demonstrating the werewolf’s enduring ability to explore primal fears surrounding loss of control and the "beast within." The ranking aims to define the best examples of this creature feature genre across decades of evolution.