If we go by the actual pacing employed on the actual Werewolf shot’s it’s a pretty sure thing that it would be pretty much over in a flash and a “Jump Scare” what ever it was. The Outtakes of the wolf running through Picadilly put text all over them rather than leave them as raw. That to me says the following.

They don’t want that footage being used by people to make their own versions of the film.
They might actually want to do it themselves one day

The Wheelbarrow Werewolf shot with a guy palming along in a suit is pretty impressive and it goes quite a while possibly the longest in duration of the wolf, and I guess they know the very things we have been talking about.

Request “We want a bit more of the Wolf!”

“Ok, but It’s our Wolf not yours”

Bit of a Bummer too really.

Well the point of the transformation scene was to break the mold entirely and do it like it’s never been done so yeah good shout on it perhaps being less bright but that really was the challenge not to hide in the shadows and be really shocking and not be tied into that cliche of following a standard horror formula.

And going back to the Alex Kitner raft plan view shot… Obviously the Silhouette would not have been Bruce mechanical shark but probably hand drawn animation of the Silhouette.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWglVLx5mp8

But I hope that sort of helps explain my views on less is more until you end up with actually less than you should have… Happens all the time though using other footage to cover up what you don’t have or can’t have or simply can not get to work.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with the shot of the Raft underwater only that we stay on that for far too long and the Music does not match as it’s building we needed to change perspective about 3 or 4 times in the build up to the sad moment Alex Kitners life is taken. That does not mean we need to see anymore gore either only that the Pacing is way off and it seems they had no alternatives.