In cinema during the silent era, werewolves were portrayed in canine form in such films as "The Werewolf" (1913) and "Wolf Blood" (1925). The first feature film to portray an anthropomorphic werewolf was "Werewolf of London" in 1935 (not to be confused with the 1981 film of a similar title), establishing the canon that the werewolf always kills what he loves the most. The main werewolf of this film was a dapper London scientist who retained some of his style and most of his human features after his transformation.