MOM WATCHES AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON (1981)| First Time Watching

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[@Thievius333]

A lot of people don't quite get this movie. It's not a horror movie per se, it's a dark comedy. Thus the abrupt ending with the upbeat tune. Also, you didn't seem to grasp that the original werewolf was killed by the villagers when David & Jack were attacked. That's who the dead naked guy was.

[@flintarizaga1433]

John Landis ( the director) was once told by another filmmaker that "When the monster is dead the movie is over". That's why the ending is so abrupt.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

then they could added more elements BEFORE that lol

[@parallaxnick637]

We now live in a world in which "An American Werewolf in London" is considered mild.

[@joeclark1621]

In terms of scare, yes but in terms of fun fright and significance of being groundbreaking, this movie will always be the best if you ask me. That transformation scene will never be matched let alone topped.

[@marcusfridh8489]

The thing that is edgy about this movie now days are the sexual parts, the faul mouths and nudityparts. Becourse of the prudeness and morality in the Snowflake socaity we currently live in.

[@joeclark1621]

@@marcusfridh8489 True too. This is indeed one of these films that you would never see made these days and even by the times of its day, it was quite a cult. Anyways, why remake perfection lol!

[@HEAVYMETALmovie1981]

​@@joeclark1621 except for the ones from the Howling. It's right up there!

[@coxmosia1]

@@marcusfridh8489 what color is the sky in your world? There's no limit on what they're showing on TV these days.

[@shainewhite2781]

This took home the Oscar for Best Makeup, it would the first of 7 other Oscars given to Rick Baker. His last film was The Wolfman in 2010, then he retired in 2014, stating that CGI was going to change the Hollywood system forever.

[@80smoviesfan]

This is the first film to earn the Academy Award for Best Make-up. That category was created in 1981

[@cmsweitzer1]

The rude American representative at David’s hospital room was the Legendary Frank Oz, his line of “these kids don’t appreciate anything you do for them” is hilarious. Great reaction, can’t wait to see what you watch next!

[@auckalukaum]

I can't remember for sure, but I think the reason he was on set was that he operated the werewolf puppet.

[@bertpunkaficionado8357]

6:17 Mr. Collins from the American Embassy "Hi" is Frank Oz. He's the voice of Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Yoda and many others. He was also in other John Landis films, Blues Brothers and Trading Places. He's also directed a dozen films, including Muppets Take Manhattan and Little Shop of Horrors.

[@hebber1961]

The guy who comes into hospital room from the US embassy is Frank Oz, the original voice of Bert from Sesame Street.

[@soruffsotuff6214]

....and of course the voice of Cookie Monster, Grover, Miss Piggy, and Yoda.

[@kevinknight3606]

And "yoda",miss piggy".

[@misterprickly]

I was just about to post that!

[@patrickflanagan3762]

He also shows up in Landis's films TRADING PLACES and SPIES LIKE US.

[@WarGamerGirl]

I love seeing Frank Oz in this =)

[@christopherleodaniels7203]

I wouldn’t exactly call this a “B Film”, considering the composer was Elmer “The Ten Commandments/To Kill A Mockingbird” Bernstein, the makeup FX were by the legendary Rick Baker, who’d done Star Wars and The Exorcist. The first wolf transformation took months to plan and a week to shoot. Also, the budget was $10 million, which was substantial for 1981, and they staged that colossal scene of carnage and chaos in Piccadilly Circus, London.

[@suzanneprock7286]

I remember when this first came out, noone could believe how realistic the transformation was from man to wolf. John Landis did such an amazing job, Michael Jackson called him to work on his thriller video, he wanted to change into a werewolf after seeing this.

[@CassandrashadowcassMorrison]

Which is why you hear one of the characters in the movie Michael Jackson and Ola Ray are watching at the beginning of his "Thriller" video say "See you next Wednesday" because that is the name of the movie advertised on the poster outside the theater when David transforms for the second time. FYI: Special Effects wizard Rick Baker handled he Werewolf transformations in the and the first THE HOWLING movie (1981) which is a classic unlike its sequels.

[@jppcasey]

This is a great movie. The nurse is Jenny Agutter (an absolutely gorgeous woman), she played Jessica in Logan's Run (another great movie). Thank you for your reaction videos!

[@auckalukaum]

She is also in 1 or 2 of the MCU movies.

[@flea1972]

In the BBC audio book the bald chess player in the Slaughtered Lamb and the first werewolf are brothers. He is held in an asylum but becomes a werewolf and escapes.

[@flibber123]

I like movies that end like this. It tells you a story. The moment that story is over, the movie ends. Early on we're told that David must die to end the curse. He dies, the curse ends, and so does the movie.

[@jjkhawaiian]

The story is about David and its simplicity. He travels around Europe with Jack. Jack is killed by the East Proctor werewolf and David is scratched, later becoming the last remaining werewolf. He falls in love with Alex. Then, gets shot and dies. End of story. The background of the village is subtle but all the clues are there if you think about it. Movies in the 70s-80s weren't always wrapped up explaining everything, like today's movies. I feel if you give enough clues to the audience, they'll pick up on things. Sometimes, the endings were ambiguous and were left to the audience to come up with their own resolution. Having everything spelled out is boring, cliche, and lazy. What more could you have learned about knowing the total background of the village and villagers of East Proctor?

[@cmsweitzer1]

I always love how everyone comments on the dangling piece of flesh on Jack’s corpse visit in the hospital. Fantastic practical effects!

[@TTM9691]

"That is a buff werewolf!" HA! I love this weird, wild, one-of-a-kind monster movie! I'm not a pushover for horror films, they have to have an extra spin on it and this one fits the bill. FIVE kids you have? I let most of the ads run, just for that reason! Thanks for hitting this one, it was a super fun reaction!!

[@jillfrancis5915]

"Imagine coming home to that. Worst date ever!" LOL

[@mralfonzohoward5175]

The way some of the 80s movie's end are funny I forgot about all the adult movies theaters that were around in the 80s and 90s

[@jessecortez9449]

They really were so common that they kinda phased into the background. A lot of people miss that Marty skateboards pass one on the way to school in Back to the Future.

[@bradpriebe9218]

The big thing to remember about this movie is that the s was way before CGI; these were all practical effects (prosthetics, make up, etc). This was cutting edge and mind blowing at the time. Werewolf movies seem hard to get right, but I'd suggest Wolfen, the OG Wolfman (with Lon Cheney) and maybe Underworld: Evolution or Rise of the Lycans.

[@danielhaynes2373]

That was the movie's writer/director, John Landis, who got knocked through the plate glass window by the car during the Piccadilly Circus car crash mayhem. He used to be a stuntman, himself, and said that his stunt crew challenged him to perform a single stunt for the movie. So....

[@BigGator5]

"A naked American man stole my balloons." 😂 You can't take this movie seriously. 😂 Fun Fact: Mr. Collins is the one and only Frank Oz. Not only is he an actor and director, but is also the voice actor. Best known as the voice of Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, and Yoda. Director Cameo Fact: John Landis appears briefly near the end of the film. He is the bearded man who gets hit by a car and thrown through the plate glass window in Piccadilly Circus. Practical Make-up Fact: Rick Baker (the winner of the very first Academy Award for Best Make-up that was created the year this movie came out) claimed to have been disappointed by the amount of time spent shooting the face changing shot for the transformation after having spent months working on the mechanism. John Landis only required one take lasting about seven seconds. Baker felt he had wasted his time until seeing the film with an audience that applauded during that one seven second shot.

[@DanJackson1977]

Hes not just "the voice of" those Muppets, hes the performer. When people say "hes the voice of...." it shortchanges what he really does.... that hes under the set, wearing like 50 lbs of equipment, manipulating a puppet, doing the voice but also putting acting with his whole body, reading dialogue and addlibbing lines... making the character come alive.

[@MLJ7956]

A couple of inside jokes in all of John Landis films (National Lampoon's Animal House, The Blues Brothers, Kentucky Fried Movie, Trading Places, Beverly Hills Cop 3, etc), he always puts other movie directors in cameo roles in all of his films and there is always a reference to the fake movie called 'See You Next Wednesday'...😁

[@thegorn68]

Did you notice all the songs in the soundtrack featured the word "moon" in them? I love the contrasts of the opening of the movie where you have a long, drawn out shot of the truck and the irony of the sheep with David and Jack together. The song is slow paced and relaxing. Then we get the ABRUPT ending with the credits going up as a fast paced, chaotic song plays out. Brilliant!

[@Bensonders]

Finally I can be one of the cool kids and say "sorry, I can't hang out tonight, I have to watch movies with mom"!😁 Thanks for the upload, you are great!🍿

[@movieswithmom]

😂👐 you can invite some friends over, it's alright

[@bigsteve6200]

This was the top of David Naughtons ( The Werewolf )career. He started out pitching dr. Pepper, a hit Disco song ( Making it ) and a tv show by the same name. He's still pretty busy. Bit parts and voices for animation. He should have done more big pictures.

[@internetsideshow]

"A naked American man stole my balloons" "Whaaat?" Makes me laugh every time 🤣

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

I always thought this should have been the title of the movie. lol

[@cr3635]

This is one of my favorite horror films. The 80s had a lot of classic horror flicks.

[@keithschofield1158]

I saw this in the seventh grade I just got out of the hospital for hip surgery it cheered me up I liked being scared and laughing in the same movie

[@eddhardy1054]

22:30...'What about the other wolf?' Mate the original werewolf died right at the start of the movie, you saw the villagers shoot and kill it. The naked man lying dead and full of bullet holes next to David on the moors was the first werewolf. How did you not work that out? 🙄

[@allenr0]

The underworld trilogy is a perfect movie to watch vampires and werewolves without being scary it's more action-oriented.

[@TTM9691]

This movie predates "Evil Dead 2" slightly but it's the same general time period. The ending is perfect! A very memorable thing about it! Disturbing, leaving the audience with a wtf feeling! Very Kubrick. "All That Jazz" is another movie that has a similar, jarring ending.

[@RAGING_MIRAGE]

Mr Collins who comes in when David is in hospital is actually Frank Oz. Voice of Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear etc from the Muppets. Yoda from Star wars too. Everytime i hear him speak in this movie i can't help but think of some of those characters lol. You can tell a mile off

[@ashscott6068]

I live in the Black Mountains, where the opening of this is filmed. I extracted the werewolf howl from the movie, and it's on the MP3 player in my car. Sometimes, if I see people camping or smoking a joint or dogging in one of the little car parks or laybys, I roll my windows down, turn the volume up and hit them with it.

[@Tr0nzoid]

I saw this near when it was new on HBO when I was way too young than most who would watch it. Those were good times. I don't remember being frightened by it but drawing little pictures based on it.

[@christopherbaldwin2005]

Every song in the soundtrack is about the moon.

[@briangreisen7875]

A very buff werewolf, that did not skip arm day. This had me laughing for a bit

[@Jackosaurus01]

Movies just for you! Transformers 2007, The Love Bug 1968, Angry Birds 2016, Pixels 2015, Walking with Dinosaurs The Movie 2013, Rampage 2018, Open Season 2006, Space Jam 1996, Looney Tunes Back in Action 2003, Monster Trucks 2017, Goosebumps 2015, Real Steel 2011 and Gnomeo and Juliet 2011!

[@charleswilliams6236]

Remember there was no computer stuff in this movie

[@kevinknight3606]

Werewolf transformations always look and sound painful.

[@craigtalbott731]

This one was a favorite of my late wife. I had an Auntie who acted in films and TV programs, and among those was a title where she portrayed an heiress who dreams @ night during the full moon of becoming a monster and possesses combined elements of werewolf/vampire/Mr Hyde characters whereby murders occur which she's convinced of committing and later on hopes somebody will do-her-in to prevent any further deaths, so I was reminded to a good extent when viewing here of the close connection.

[@williamjones6031]

1. Jenny Agutter played Jessica in Logan's Run. That would be a great firs time/share. HINT HINT 2. "A naked American man stole my balloons".🤣 3. It makes you wonder what the speed limit is in Piccadilly Circus. 4. All of the songs relate to the moon. 5. Favorite character: Jack😎

[@Reefism]

This film is how Michael Jackson got his motivation for his Thriller short film.

[@orvillewright122]

The pub sign was foreboding and educational to anyone paying attention along with the 5 pointed star and candles inside the well lit pub. The naked man next to David on the moors is the remains of the werewolf that killed jack and was shot while attacking David.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

The obnoxious American Doctor at beginning of movie was one other than Frank Oz...lmao He also had cameo as discharge officer in BLUES Brothers.

[@4nderr0cky81]

I've been a fan of this movie since I was a teenager! I love your idea of ​​bringing this classic back! Your glasses are beautiful!

[@orvillewright122]

Kermit was telling the confused and traumatized David about things being in order then yelled at him for not understanding or appreciating what was being said to him.

[@tubekulose]

2:28 "We can't really walk from one place to the other" is such an American statement. 😂 17:33 Yes. It's a porn theatre or swinger club advertising. 🙂

[@terryhughes7349]

Good reaction. Some great practical effects in this movie. Rick Baker won quite a few Oscars for his special effects before CGI.

[@LondonPredatorAngler]

the other wolf that bite david is dead, it was the guy laying next to him on the moors on hes back once he was shot, werewolves turn back to human form once killed

[@Lostboy-007]

When you said what about the other wolf, they killed it at the beginning

[@perustc9158]

"Tim" would love bees in his car in the morning!.. >:)

[@jondishmonmusicandstuff2753]

The man with no clothes on IS the wolfman. Miss where you not paying attention. The original wolf was shot by the towns people remember??? smdh

[@Pavaroso]

LOL, the times sure have changed when "An American Werewolf in London" is called a 'B' movie and the visuals lumped together with "The Evil Dead".

[@wesburnett5309]

Good one to choose black comedy/horror

[@eddhardy1054]

Why is it folks these days seem to need everything explained to them in the tiniest detail. Back when this movie was made the filmmakers had confidence that their audiences would be able to work stuff out for themselves. The number of Millenials and Gen Z reactors who complain about the abrupt ending and lack of closure is huge...and sadly unsurprising 😔

[@JFmK-sh5nh]

Agreed.

[@darkstar6909]

You should give The Howling a watch. Its set in Northern Cali and also has some great effects

[@GordoFunk555]

If you watch Michael Jackson’s music video Thriller, you will notice many similarities in regards to makeup and sounds. This is because Michael Jackson was so impressed with this film that he hired John Landis to direct his video.

[@OklasoonaHomer]

I've always wondered if David let any live victims in the porn theater to carry on the line...

[@longfootbuddy]

yeah, some girls.. you can just say youre a werewolf, and theyre yours for life

[@tuckerplum8085]

"A werewolf can only be killed by someone who loves him." The people at "The Slaughtered Lamb" are doing their best to cover-up what happened. Why? Yet, we know they killed the other werewolf. (The one who killed Jack.) The one who would have killed David, but the people from the pub killed that werewolf before he could finish killing David. How did they do that? They love him. They loved the man who had become the first werewolf. He was one of their own. He had been a child of that small village. This is just speculation, but I imagine that the first werewolf might have been the bar-matron-lady's son. Whoever he was, the villagers had loved him as one of their own. That is why they are trying to keep everything he did a secret. (Protect his mother, perhaps?) The bar-matron-lady is trying to keep the secret, too. She is very cold toward Jack and David... at first. But when Jack and David leave, she softens. She says: "You can't let them go." She feels guilt and compassion. (That's why I think the first werewolf might be her son.) Again, the only way they are able to kill the first werewolf is because they love him. The villagers see that she is right. They all go and save David in the nick of time. But, because he survived, David is now the remaining werewolf, as Jack explained to him. David doesn't have the courage to take his own life. We see that in the scene in the phone booth. He knows that he should, but he just can't. When Nurse Alex chases him down the alley, she finally tells him that she loves him. (He had said it to her, before, but this was the first time she had said it to him.) We see a moment of realization in the werewolf's eyes. Then, he leaps forward. NOT to attack Alex! He leaps into a hail of bullets. It is intentional. Alex telling him that she loves him gives David the courage he needs to jump into the gunfire he knows will come. Our love story ends in a tragedy of self sacrifice. Nurse Alex is devastated. Roll credits!! (I love this movie.)

[@Mr59Kenzo]

lol Tim pranking mom. Good thing your husband started you off with the lighter films lol.

[@JFmK-sh5nh]

I think I figured out what's going on with this lady (how she doesn't know about these well-known films.) 1) she's a millennial, therefore literally missed the stuff when it was actually happening. 2) she then had 5 kids, so she didn't have time to watch these films for a long time while raising her kids. 3) Now she's catching up on watching the movies.

[@HonkHonkler]

if you remember, the other wolf was killed after it attacked them in the beginning. David is the last werewolf.

[@Lue_Jonin]

my newest guilty pleasure is the comedy series "What we do in the shadows" ... it's a mocumentary about vampires living together as friends in a house.. brilliantly made series... the film of the same name, but different actors, spurred the series. 😆 ❤ 🎥 also, if you want an actually well made and acted werewolf film.. I reccomend" the "Wolfman" with Anthony Hopkins.... very cool film. 🏆 😱 🎥

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

AMIL is one of my favorite films of all times but its strenght is also its flaws in that it simplicity and naivité gave it its power but it also limits it. I read the script and I was disappointed there wasn't much more to it. When you read a script, you always find elements that wasn't in the movie but this was filmed as such. So it's a very short script. When I saw it the first time, I was pissed cause just when the movie got interesting, it went right into the classic godzilla moment where we have to kill the monster and the movie ends. As if the filmmakers were too exausted and rushed it. Like she said, I would have wanted to know more about the Slaughtered Lamb and all the secrets it held. The mythology that lead to that moment. (then again some might say the mystery of that place gave it its power). If they have added maybe 30 minutes more of this movie, it would have been a masterpiece in the Jaws class. But as it is, it ended being just a cool monster movie(one of the best of its kind).

[@danielepps8729]

ever song in this movie had the word Moon in it

[@lastfirst5689]

This was the harsh way films in the eighties was made no 'love you brad love you mariah' ending it's stark and stands the test of time or else you wouldn't be reacting to it in '22 unless you're only here for popularity reasons. I'd give this a like if only you didn't clip in other movie references

[@LeSoleilRoyalXIV]

Damn it was my first horror movie when i was little, watched it alone at my grand mother house, i had a lot of nightmare then XD.

[@heathen3550]

What is there left to explain. The residents who live in that town where the slaughtered lamb is located. They’ve known about this curse for many, many years. Even they don’t know why or how things came to be the way they are. They’ve simply managed to keep it isolated in their town & still keep it a secret after all those years. That’s why all the residents of town were at the pub, the Slaughtered lamb the night of the full moon. They were there for protection. They obviously would all meet up there the night of every full moon and wait till morning. Then go back to living their lives, until the next full moon. The pentangle on the wall of the slaughtered lamb was supposedly to ward off werewolves & or evil. That’s why it was on the wall, for protection. You also asked, about the Werewolf that bit David. That Werewolves’s already dead. In the beginning, if you remember to when David and Jack leave the slaughtered lamb and were attacked on the Moors. That Werewolf, kills Jack and the Patrons of the Slaughtered Lamb catch up to David & Jack in time to shoot & kill that werewolf. That’s who the naked man was laying next to David. Remember how that naked man just appeared out of nowhere next to David, bleeding out? That was the towns last werewolf until David was bit. So David ended up becoming the final werewolf.

[@stevehawkins1744]

More back story etc? Stop complaining, it's a classic! ☺

[@Stogie2112]

A great horror/dark comedy film. The special effects were groundbreaking at the time.

[@system3008]

She seems alright.

[@stevenpratt7369]

Happy Halloween.

[@robcharters2645]

Lol that was an awsome movie,more funny than scary though.

[@JohnCranberry23]

Can't wait for Rocky 4. Also, hope you watch Cliffhanger one day.

[@soundguy78]

Can't wait for this one!!!😎👍💪🍷🚬💕

[@nigeldonaldson1647]

the original wolf was shot by the villagers, hence the naked man lying next to David. this could be a cultural difference to do with folklore, but the villagers were paranoid about any bad publicity they may have gotten, not wanting any...reporters or tv people disturbing their way of life if they learned the truth. they had lived with this werewolf problem for hundreds of years & had come to accept it, but there was a morbid fear that any foreigners/newcomers might get infected, which is what happened of course, one thing among many things I liked was the contrast between rural countryside England & the hustle bustle of big city London. similar to KING KONG being taken out of his natural environment, into an alien one, I don't see your comparison between EVIL DEAD & WEREWOLF IN LONDON Which has far more layers of story and lacks the claustrophobia of EVIL DEAD

[@stevenpratt7369]

Would you now say this was the best werewolf movie you've seen compared to the ones you'd seen already? Also, did you feel bad for David when he turned into a werewolf on the first night while he was in the nurse's apartment?

[@Anakinskywalkerfan1]

Just watch the howling

[@markwright6496]

No one ever noticed see you next Wednesday to Michael Jackson.

[@wesmattimore2895]

ELIZABETH IS CHANGING TOPS AND PUTTING HER HAIR UP.. 20:41... GOOD REVIEW GIRL..

[@movieswithmom]

🤣 it only took me 2 nights to get through a movie! (Look how sleepy I look right before the wardrobe change). Sometimes it takes me 3.

[@taylortyler1867]

What could _BE_ more definitive and final than that ending? It was perfect. David's dead, so the werewolf's bloodline is severed. The end. This movie was made _BEFORE_ the current trend of draaaagggging out the ending by making the villain come back 2,3,4 or more times, before it finally ends. It's become extremely predictable (and irritating) to me.

[@charleswilliams6236]

There's a part 2

[@moshesett8580]

BEST MOVIE EVER

[@jssonstillwell3243]

What I want to know is, what were you drinking? It looked good.

[@MRLUTHOOOR]

The ending is supposed to be like that. This is like a campfire tale. It's just a tragic tale. That's why it's called An American werewolf in London, and not werewolf:the David Naughton story. It's terrible perfect when you think of it that way. It plays with you. Pulls you in with this magnetic story. Then pulls itself away, in true horror ruthlessness, with an abrupt slap back to reality.....BAM!!! Hey!!! Snap out of it!!!! Fck this guy it's a horror Cya later!. Lol fuckin A!

[@edwinbekedam1845]

Arachnophobia (1990) 😆

[@HEAVYMETALmovie1981]

Please do a reaction video to 1981's *The Howling!*

[@chetcarman3530]

It's spoofing B movies*

[@dunringill1747]

*Just my opinion:* I think the movie ended appropriately. I don't feel showing the aftermath & cleanup would be crucial or add interest to the story. *My Guess on the Village Background:* Small, isolated Villages tend to keep their old traditions. It seems normal to dislike outsiders. Outsiders tend to judge local superstitions and disrupt the status quo. The first werewolf was one of their own to be protected from the rest of the world. The Villagers routine involved leaving the werewolf alone to hunt local wildlife while they stayed safely locked up. *After the attack:* The last thing the Villagers would want is more public attention so they did their best to cover everything up.

[@andychow5509]

Super M1lf.

[@indridcold3762]

You could always watch Twilight.

[@kevindobson3701]

Can you please react to the horror classic movie Stigmata Starring Patricia Arquette Oscar winner Please

[@markwright6496]

So werewolf’s can’t cross the street, ha ha ha

[@rabooey]

You are listening to all the wrong people when it comes to horror movie suggestions.

[@mr.a8315]

🐺♥

[@btube2006]

A Twilight fan calling this a B movie. Did anyone else cringe? SMH

[@movieswithmom]

😂 let me clarify! I am NO fan of Twilight. Thats just one of the only times I've seen a werewolf. Twilight is not my thing. Separately, I wondered if this would be considered a b movie or not (after reading other comments, I don't believe it is)

[@4nderr0cky81]

I would like to know more about your ideas... is it possible to have a confidential conversation? ⭐🌠💫

[@margaretruscoe5733]

its a pentagram an evil symbol

[@karicastanza5216]

I agree w/your assessment of it feeling "disjointed'. It's trying to have comedic elements and horror at the same time that, for me at least, didn't gel right. I HAVE seen "An American Werewolf in Paris" where I think the comedy works better. It's definitely more CGI, though. The effects in THIS movie was groundbreaking at the time. If you want to see a great "werewolf transformation scene" I would suggest "The Howling". No CGI there either.

[@system3008]

I don't think she understands what man is.