Exploring 'La Loba' and Female Werewolves

This chapter examines the groundbreaking 1965 film 'La Loba,' recognized as the first Mexican werewolf movie, and its portrayal of female lycanthropy. The hosts contrast this film with earlier works, discuss the implications of female representation in the genre, and reflect on the challenges of cinematic werewolf design. Through the lens of 'La Loba,' they explore cultural significances and the evolution of werewolf narratives within Mexican cinema.