Edgar Wright on An American Werewolf In London Part 2

[@daniellankford7125]

This movie...ugh. i say ugh with heart n passion. Really got me into horror. Such an amazing movie. Beautiful and gut wrenching. Adore it.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

For years there were parts of American Werewolf I had never seen when I was a kid cause cause even though it was one my favorite movies, I kept hiding my face. Like the attack on the Moors. I saw most of it up until the monster attack. In many ways after seeing the werewolf, it was more terrifying when I didn't see it and imagined it.

[@siblej1]

Bit with the hospital bed in the woods scared the sh*t out of me

[@kipperrepublic2644]

Won't somebody please mention the tube scene. An absolute delight.

[@ZombiefreakPrincess]

I would love to see Edgar Wright direct and produce or even WRITE the remake of An American Werewolf In London because I think a remake can't hurt anybody because a lot of horror movies have been remade though.

[@mrpiffles93]

This is my all-time favourite films. By the way, is it true that there may be a remake of this film?

[@ISR110253]

I'm not sure, and you know what, I don't think it needs re-made.

[@Jonesyyyx]

its not gonna be a remake, its gonna be a part 2

[@feetler]

I heard that there will be a re-make. I won't C it because I've given up on horror films. But, when I did watch them, this was among my top two scariest movies ever. I also noticed that it dealt with other issues under the radar like witchcraft and racism (the lead character was Jewish: hence, the double nightmare scene). The witchcraft part was referenced when they saw the five pointed star (pentagram) on the wall. I can't watch the film anymore, but, I can say that it scared me.

[@tankmaster1018]

Thats actually funny trying to think back to the first film that you saw with a sex scene. I think for me, it was Predator 2 honestly! It was either Predator 2, Backdraft, or Terminator

[@josh72456]

My first film that i saw a sex scene was the terminator american werewolf was the second one i think.

[@thenowuk]

Brilliant film. Perfect. Wish Edgar wdn't say 'like' every few seconds.

[@copaceticetal]

The only way a remake could possibly stand on its own would be to be less a remake and more a "spiritual sequel" like Shaun of the Dead: ordinary, relatable, funny people confronted with something horrific and supernatural and trying to deal with it rationally. In others words don't rip off a classic, do your own fucking movie in the same vein.