What Happened to An AMERICAN WEREWOLF In LONDON?

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[@76ToneCrome]

Jenny Agutter flutters my heart.

[@rodgerrodger1839]

@76ToneCrome Go watch the Australian movie The Walkabout. She and her little brother are left to die by her father, who commits suicide in the outback. He just shoots himself in front of his kids in the middle of nowhere. She and her brother are befriended by an aboriginal boy. Then their journey begins. That's all I will say. She's also in Logans Run.Thats a heart fluttering film...

[@willyyoung6881]

Emma Peel from the Avengers was among my first crushes along with 99 from Get Smart. Jenny carried on the tradition

[@randyjohnson6845]

@76ToneCrome im.alnost positive I saw her after this movie on a original Magnum PI

[@76ToneCrome]

@rodgerrodger1839 I've seen both films. Walkabout is hypnotic. Her costume in Logan should have won an Oscar.

[@76ToneCrome]

@@randyjohnson6845 I've also seen her in 'Six Million Dollar Man'.

[@lawl_4llie]

The fact that this whole movie is supposedly 100% practical effects is absolutely INSANE! No CGI, no outside effects, just pure makeup and a script, maybe some accidental scenes or improv. These types of movies are absolutely golden because of how they can be funny on set, but horrifying in cinemas. I'm very entertained by lycanthrope movies, but movies in general that are all practical, those are a breath of fresh air to me, a person who was born in the late 2000's.

[@digitalmasters8253]

Best werewolf movie ever made.

[@thepman1964]

Not really a part of the movie, but when I was stationed in the UK in the mid 90s with the US Air Force, I lived just outside London. During one of my many, many trips into London (20 min. from nearest Tube station) I took my visiting sister-in-law with me, and took her to lunch at Lee Ho Fook's. I didn't order a big dish of beef chow mein, but I DID pick up a business card for a souvenir which I keep in my Warren Zevon "Excitable Boy" CD case. Lee Ho Fook's has sadly gone out of business and is replaced by a dumpling restaurant. Grateful for the opportunity to to visit a "Werewolves Of London" landmark! Ahh-WHOOOOOOOOO!

[@ardscorner]

I remember Lee Ho.....was a bit of a landmark back then

[@mematron]

21:37 Currently, Roger Ebert doesn't feel anything because he's dead.

[@ltjjenkins]

Now there's some cold hard truth.

[@MrBeatenpath]

i also wanted to point out that Rik Mayall from the "young ones" show was one of the patrons in the slaughtered lamb

[@Sawlon]

This and John Carpenter's The Thing are my two favorites!

[@davidtison3737]

Definitely worthy of being spoken of in the same breath. 🙃

[@CarlBrameloah-nm9oi]

Best werewolf movie ever!

[@sci-fyguy7767]

The practical effects of 81’ still stand the test of time today unlike the early cgi of the 97’ sequel.

[@mpersad]

One of the greatest movies, of any genre. What's not to love? A brilliant cast, outstanding effects, and a terrific story. Proper, believable US students on a european road trip, and wonderful London as a back drop. Oh, and Jenny Agutter, I'll say no more! A terrific tribute, to a wonderful movie.

[@montylc2001]

Jenny is always a plus in any movie.

[@jknuttel]

Hey, Dan, I just read that James Darren passed away today (9/3/24) at age 88. In his honor and memory, how about doing a video on _The Time Tunnel?_

[@MoviesMusicMonsters]

Hey, first and foremost, so sorry to hear about his passing! Second, I actually already have a video on the Time Tunnel :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqPWiaahbJJ5j9k

[@jjojo2004]

Because Frank Oz was a friend of John Landis, he also had a role as a Prison Corrections Officer in The Blues Brothers. 👍😎👍

[@stashmerkin9576]

Was thinking the same thing. He was also in BB so he must be buddies with Landis. There were a lot of random cameos in that movie, Joe Walsh from The Eagles and Steven Spielberg!

[@willmfrank]

"One un-used prophylactic; one...soiled."

[@jeffreyjordan9747]

Jenny is a beautiful lady, i fell in love with her in Logan's Run, script was perfect, the cast was perfect.

[@willyyoung6881]

Oh man!

[@oddsandwindsocks5905]

We all did

[@paulmidgley8040]

Best werewolf movie ever and best horror ever. It really is a fantastic movie.

[@PDXAv8ter]

Dude, you must be 6' 7". This movie is definitely one of my favorites!

[@ericsanimeshorts]

Rik Mayall from the young ones, bottoms and new statesman was in the pub scene playing chess with Brian Glover. He was really young there

[@TripleBerg]

@@ericsanimeshorts He was great in The Young Ones and Black Adder.

[@SharreIWright]

Still to this day David's transformation in to the werewolf is so good it still gives me goosebumps, and there's Jenny Agutter dressed as a nurse 😍😍😍😍😍 " A naked American man stole my balloons"

[@jefferysteen1041]

David Naughton..Makin' it!Whoa,whoa,whoa!

[@marsoelflaco5722]

✌🏾

[@Vincere]

One of my most favorite horror movies of all time! Above so many! And about that “toned down” scene, I concur with that DAMN! I feel you brother!!! 😅

[@Kang2112]

Jenny Agutter is absolutely beautiful I mean really really beautiful just other worldly.

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

Very true-she’s one of the most alluring women I’ve ever seen.

[@ardscorner]

@MoviesMusicMonsters Brilliant as always Dan, found memories of renting the VHS from our local store. Would have been interesting - 'It's 106 miles to the Slaughtered Lamb, we got a full back pack, half a pack of Kendal Mint Cake, it's dark... and we're being stalked by a Werewolf'.............edit...............after finishing watching this you are spot on, this movie, a long with a few others should never be remade. What makes this movie stand out, even today, is the special effects. 'Oscar' is without a doubt the most menacing Werewolf ever created, the way it walked through Piccadilly, snapping at people, was outstanding. The howl, even to this day, would eradicate the worse case of constipation if you heard it. This channel brings a great deal of respect to the classic movies, and your way of presenting complements very well.

[@willmfrank]

Don't go around tonight It's bound to take your life There's a bad moon on the rise.

[@willmfrank]

A motion picture with classic rock tunes and werewolves: It ticks all the "Movies Music and Monsters" boxes.

[@IamZed]

Glad your"re back. I love what you do.

[@josephnoga7949]

I just realized this episode has it all: Movie, Music, and a Monster! Way to go Dan.

[@redfive5856]

Griffin Dunne’s last name sounds like “done”.

[@ROHM53]

Welcome home, Dan! Glad you enjoyed your holiday in London. An American Werewolf in London is a personal favorite. I think I still may be crushing on the lovely Jenny Agutter a little. That gorgeous lady almost stole my heart. ❤️ But I digress. John Landis did an excellent job directing. David Naughton and the rest of the cast were pretty awesome with their roles, too. One of my favorite scenes occurred at the pub when some of the locals start making those tasteless jokes. Hard to believe that 43 years have come and gone since this very interesting film was in theaters. 😁 🎥 Thanks for covering this fantastic modern classic Dan.

[@billcoder8202]

One of my favorites so thanks for taking us back. You mentioned Rick Baker so many times and so rightfully so. That was stand-out. The comedy was stand-out too and the two male leads pulled it off. Horror-Comedy is a format now but not back then. Besides the “Dr Pepper” thing you could have mentioned David Naughton’s singing career as he had a hit with a song called Making It. Thought the music in the soundtrack was funny too in a subtle way with all the Moon-related songs. Didn’t know it was shot sequentially as I can see Roger Ebert’s point in some way as I feel the ending was rushed and then it just suddenly ended. Maybe they ran out of budget? One of my all-time favorite horror movies!!

[@billwilbur3608]

Again I will say... Whenever Siskill and Egbert said a movie was good.... It wasn't .... If they didn't like it... It was worth a watch... This movie was worth a watch and another and another..... And, another...

[@cyntogia]

I disagree

[@RegenerativeHomes]

The argument does not hold up to your false memory.

[@FP194]

They both have the original Predator two thumbs up So there goes your theory

[@jeffreyjordan9747]

@@billwilbur3608 to go a step further anytime someone calls himself an expert turn around and run.

[@richardvinsen2385]

Siskill and Egbert? You must have been so proud of yourself when you thought that up.

[@Darcsyde100]

Speaking of music, in 1978, David Naughton had a Disco hit with, "Makin' It". Yes, I use to dance to it, and proud of it. Yes I am THAT old.. LOL.

[@AHalevonEric]

It doesn’t need to be remade. A legacy sequel with the spirit of the original might be okay or some sort of continuation. Just call it American Werewolf, and people will know what to expect.

[@irinadavid800]

A nice anecdote from my late grandfathers book ‘it was a very good tempered movie to work on, with nobody getting out of their prams and with John Landis constantly stopping the progress of the shooting and calling everyone around him to hear his latest joke’

[@BUYBOTH]

The song "Bad Moon Rising" by Creedence Clearwater Revival was a perfect fit for the movie.

[@andrewswatland4622]

Another great show Dan. I loved this movie. As you say, LEAVE IT ALONE!!! If you can’t improve it, don’t touch it. No remake could exceed this great horror classic. Thanks.

[@navelriver]

Very good coverage of this movie! I watched it back then on vhs! A different world then.

[@messagenabottle2668]

I have seen many werewolf movies. But this one made me feel like I was right in the room during his transformation, and I couldn't leave. Much more frightening than a cheap jump-scare.

[@DeValiere_]

Werewolf? There wolf! ... I'll show myself out. Seriously tho, this also puts me in mind of the late 80s Werewolf TV series. Only ran 2 seasons, but I was a teenager back then and it was right up my ally. Ah, those were the days.

[@rainydaylady6596]

It's pronounced Fronkensteen. 🙂🖖

[@joesterling4299]

What knockers! Thank you, doctor.

[@gmansid3576]

A great film bringing back fond memories. At age 21 on Halloween in 1981 I watched a midnight showing of this in Leicester Square, London, with a very sociable young American couple I’d met earlier in a pub who invited me along.

[@peterdunn5735]

Dog Soldiers is from a very similar place, practical effects, minimal werewolf exposure, character driven and amusing. Well worth a viewing

[@timporter4516]

Classic, loved 80’s horror movies. Rented out horror video tapes every week in the 80’s, yep a uk horror freak. Great vid Dan, keep em coming.

[@RogueWJL]

Brilliant Brilliant movie. That and Jenny Agutter. The inspiration for Thriller of course. Dan, don't undersell yourself. You inspire.

[@LudwigPaiste28]

Dan the Man! This was absolute nightmare fuel as a 10-year-old in 82 watching this on cable!!

[@ladyjosephine5351]

OOhh we love this film. Living in Wales we've been to see the village that was used for East Proctor. We defo stayed on the paths that day! The transformation scene will never... ever be bettered! Often imitated but never beaten. Thanks Dan, another great deep dive

[@rdjraa4983]

Absolutely agree on why to remake a movie that doesn't need a remake. The original is so well done, especially minus the CGI. They had to physically make the special effects. Another example, Carrie. Masterpiece! The redone movie sucked out loud.

[@Hamish1968]

Loved this film. One time in maths class we played “that” howl from a small tape recorder, it really spooked the teacher. How cool was that? Thanks for the review and good to hear you enjoyed London, see you next Wednesday…

[@kendhoward551]

There's stories put to film that were done once, done right, and never need be done again, and they stand the test of time ... Thanks for the share.

[@Johnenoch226]

New subscriber to the channel. Glad this was recommended. Classic movie that is still very watchable today. Doesn’t hurt that every guy who saw had an instant crush on Jenny.

[@zirconic9]

"The sex scene between David and Alex was toned down quite a bit... damn!" I laughed out loud at that.

[@KenParrish_SylvesterPictures]

One of my favorite movies from this genre (the other being Fright Night). I saw this when it originally screened in the theaters. I was around 20 years old at the time and thought that this was the best werewolf movie since Lon Chaney Jr.'s Wolfman series of the 40s. Thank you for bringing this one to your channel.

[@UriValdez]

Omg those are also my favorite two horror movies

[@johnniewoodard648]

Dan, please do a deep dive into Short Circuit. My Son and I watched that movie so many times, we wore out the VHS tape. Thanks

[@igorschmidlapp6987]

"Number Five is alive!"

[@MoviesMusicMonsters]

On my extremely long list for the future!

[@paultruett3667]

Bob Burns is the best - what a collection. “Love” and I can’t say it enough Jenny Agutter - what a cast. Rick Baker fabulous as always. John Landis, a very talented filmmaker from comedy to horror - very underrated, his name seems to be forgotten when people in general are listing the great filmmakers of our time. One of the best behind the scenes books I’ve ever read was Special Effects about the John Landis tragedy incident in the movie The Twilight Zone ( I highly recommend it ). Anyway, great job as always Dan, a lot of fun and welcome back from London.

[@RandomTChance]

One Heck of a film! ✌️ Jenny Agutter was excellent in Logan's Run as well.

[@barcham]

There is NO reason to ever remake this movie. PLEASE DO NOT DO IT !

[@IRecordEverythingLA]

Whelp there you go and say it, now you know there is now someone foaming at the mouth who wants to do this :P

[@FP194]

This movie will never be remade because it wasn’t that great to begin with

[@barcham]

@@FP194 Ah! Always nice to hear from An American Werewolf in Paris fan! 😎

[@michaeltape8282]

Simply a classic. I remember Jennifer Agutter from Logan’s run. The visual FX were great and the humor grand, the sound FX were key. Yeah, pulling off the FX in bright light was risky and paid off. My opinion, many famous critics lack vision. As usual, great details and visuals in this one, Dan.

[@kellyjeaularson5786]

I seriously enjoy the segments of where people immediately came from and where they went after with these stories. It flushes them out wonderfully!

[@Heavy-Metal-Spike]

Another truly AMAZING piece of research/performance & editing. I got a real kick out of this one, and learned a lot of interesting facts (and I thought I knew a lot about the films history already!) I'd have watched this at 3 times the length. Thanks so much Dan.

[@nickgreenacre7820]

Great show, thanks. FYI, the pub (Black Swan) used for the interior of the Slaughtered Lamb is my local in Surrey, Not Wales.

[@bobberndt9744]

Classic Horror and the humor ALMOST made you forget how scared you were 45 seconds before that laughter.

[@BrianaBerloo]

My main concern is how to survive all of these financial and political crisis, especially in light of the US political power scuffle. The government has really called things more difficult for its citizens, and we can't sit back and bear all the consequences of the bad governance.

[@ValerysMa]

I'm glad you made this comment, I can recall when I was homeless and faced with many things in life until $75,000 biweekly began rolling in and my Life went from A homeless nobody to a different person with good things to offer!!!! !!

[@SashaGebremikael]

​@@ValerysMaWow, that is huge, how do you earn that much a month? I am 37 years old and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??

[@LafayetteBoxx]

I thank Judy Marion Then who has always been there to help me with detailed analysis and recommendations that I would not have had access to otherwise.

[@ValerysMa]

​@@SashaGebremikaelYES! That is exactly her name (JUDY MARION THEN). I saw her interview on CNN News and so many people highly recommended her and her trading skills❤️

[@moviefan2517]

Hey Dan, one thing you didn't mention was that in 1997, BBC Radio did a full cast radio adaptation of the film. John Landis gave them the original script, and served as creative consultant. A few cast members reprised their roles including Jenny Agutter, John Woodvine, and Brian Glover. It expands on the movie, going more in depth on how the werewolf that attacked David and Jack is (literally) related to the villagers of East Proctor, as well as scenes of Jack in the afterlife and learning about the curse of the werewolf...from the werewolf that killed him. Some of the acting, and American accents, is suspect but I've always enjoyed the program very much. It's available to listen to right here on KZbin.

[@seereadnhear]

Welcome Back!! Hope you had a wonderful vacation.

[@crashburn3292]

When I was a kid, my father took my mother to see Alien in 1979 and she was angry at him for the longest time because he knew she hated scary movies, yet he talked her into seeing it anyway and it FREAKED HER OUT. In August of '81 he talked her into seeing AWIL, telling her it was "just a comedy." - Their divorce was finalized in December of that year.

[@loganmurphy2195]

Dude, love your channel. The wolfman is my fave of the classic monster flicks and American Werewolf in London is top tier! I watch it at least twice a year. Thanks for the deep dive.

[@TheTwoFishes]

Oh Dan……I must must correct you. It’s Griffin Dunne (sounds like Done, not Dune!). He has a very famous father, Dominic Dunne, and a sister who was killed after filming Poltergeist, Dominique Dunne.

[@packersamurai]

The Dr. Pepper guy as a werewolf was hilarious!

[@willmfrank]

🎵I'm a werewolf in London and I'm proud I'm part of an original crowd And if you look around these days There seems to be a London werewolf craze! Oh, I'm a werewolf, he's a werewolf, she's a werewolf, we're all werewolves Wouldn't you like to be a werewolf too?🎶

[@kevinellis8307]

@@willmfrank 🤣🤣🤣

[@evilborg]

Jenny is such a hottie!!! I loved this movie........

[@glazdarklee1683]

I saw this in a theater filled with my fellow college undergraduates. In other words, pretty much the target audience. OMG that was a fun experience. I still find myself referencing this movie. Thank you so much for adding some much-appreciated context. Oh! One other thing. Frank Oz was probably instrumental in allowing The Muppet Show to be included in such a terrifying scene.

[@MisterGoblin65]

Wife and I watched together tonight and enjoyed it immensely...in fact...we plan on rewatching the film Tuesday night together for the first time...Thank you and welcome back

[@CthulhuInc]

and, best line in the movie? "Hi, David!" lol - PS HAHAHAHA i made this comment before i watched the video - and you did point out the adlib of this terrific line! HAHAHAhahaha man!

[@FieldwalkerMasks-t9x]

Best WEREWOLF movie ever

[@jeffreyjordan9747]

@@FieldwalkerMasks-t9x for different reasons I think Wolfen was also very very good Werewolf movie.

[@mondop5270]

Nah, too jokey

[@Phil-pq4ks]

​@@jeffreyjordan9747definitely overlooked. People also are not aware that this was the framework of James Horner's soundtrack for Wrath of Khan and snippets later used in Aliens.

[@stephenoran2019]

Another amazing production, sir! This movie was a fantastic part of my youth and I greatly appreciate your going into the history of it!

[@nayooropeza2211]

Loved it as a teen back in the day! Hey Dan, how about you do a video on what e ever happened to "The Manitou" another cheesy cult classic from the late 70's.

[@MoviesMusicMonsters]

The Manitou is on my extremely long list for the future!

[@thisworldaccordingtome9495]

Rik Mayal from Young Ones was in the beginning scene, sitting next to them in the pub.

[@WhitchurchStuff]

Apparently asked to appear by Landis after seeing him and Adrian Edmondson on stage. Only Rik turned up as Adrian thought it was a wind up. (Or something like that!)

[@Ringslinger1964]

I've seen this movie so many times over the years... and I'm still amazed at how awesome the practical special effects are... awesome video Dan!

[@gottagetitgaming7759]

I still put this into my top 20 horror films of all time. It is just one of those comfort horror movies that you can start watching at whatever point you happen upon it. I love it. Another great video. Keep up all the amazing you work you do sir. We will all be here for whatever you bring our way.

[@everythingisawesome76]

Finally. I've been looking forward to this one. Awesome! My 1st introduction to Rick Baker was the making of Thriller vhs tape. It sent me down the rabbit hole of horror special effects.

[@dougwright111]

One of my favorite werewolf movies!

[@ChuckGaglione]

I saw this back when I was in the Navy on the ship. Great job Dan!

[@MoviesMusicMonsters]

Thank you my friend :-)

[@ChuckGaglione]

You're welcome, Dan!​@@MoviesMusicMonsters

[@coachkleats234]

Saw this at theatre when it first came. I was a teenage punk rocker at the time and had taken some...ahh medicine that enhanced an already freaky movie! 🐺😱

[@CameronMcCreary]

American Werewolf in London was a great film and yes my favorite werewolf film. I beats 1935's Henry Hull's " Werewolf of London."

[@InFltSvc]

That move scared the crap out of me when I first watched it all alone in the den late at night …wow! You should have saved this one for the up coming Halloween 🎃

[@ChrisJames-xh3ry]

Thanks again Dan, another brilliant and interesting video on my favourite Werewolf movie of all time 👌😎

[@MoviesMusicMonsters]

Thanks Chris much appreciated :-)

[@irinadavid800]

A bigger issue for Piccadilly was the sign lights on the buildings, they were on timers, so when they went to film they were off. One of the sparks had to climb up and Jerry rig the wiring to turn them all on.

[@jetsons101]

The movie E.T. was shot in sequence so as not confuse the child actors with the flow of the story jumping all over.

[@deadon4847]

The Shawshank Redemption was as well.

[@marsoelflaco5722]

I believe American Graffiti was also.

[@pauljoyner4338]

Mad Max was another movie that was shot in sequence. George Miller did it this way because it was his first film and he just thought that was the way movies were made at that time.

[@jetsons101]

@@pauljoyner4338 Wish I saw Mad Max in the theater, first time I watched it was on a DVD.

[@pauljoyner4338]

@@jetsons101 I didn't see it in the theater either, but I would have liked to also. I was 6 when it came out. It is actually my favorite of the entire series. Even over Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior, which introduced me to this film series as it did for a lot of us. I like those old '60's-80's grindhouse/drive-in B-movies.

[@chevalierjd]

Welcome back from vacation, Dan. Hope you had a great time! Thanks for hitting the ground with one of the best horror movies of all time!

[@rickytoddbotelho9555]

All landus movies are must see over and over. Certain moods elicit certain movies to be must watches by John. Werewolf is a Halloween must watch classic. Twilight zone occasionally, blue's brothers frequently,a masterpiece in and of itself as one of the greatest movies ever made. Excellent job Dan 😂❤

[@chrisbrown7362]

@@rickytoddbotelho9555 Into The Night!!! Michelle Pfeiffer was such a badass.

[@tommymaguire2839]

Been looking forward to this fantastic happy Labor Day weekend you rockstar!

[@MAXXWORX]

Great deep dive. I saw it only once, and i didn't get it back then. It was on TV one night, and i guess it was cut too much. The effects looked great. And i still love the Thriller video, watch or listen to it a few times a month. Especially the Vincent Price parts are so cool. Max Landis making a movie his dad already did... well, we have seen how that turned out with Ghostbusters... I wish you good luck in getting in tought with Bob to check his stuff out. Looking forward to all the mentioned movies :)

[@KevinRyan-MouthAlmighty]

You could do a whole video on just Bob Burns basement. I'd love to hear an update on how Bob is doing. Ghostbusters was one of my favorite shows as a young kid...and I mean the Storch/Tucker/Burns version.

[@cliffchism9187]

I first saw this movie while on bivouac with JROTC in Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Brings back some great memories!

[@alanfunt4013]

Frank Oz. Utter genius.

[@SidlyBoDidly222]

Thanks again for the memories. You never disappoint.

[@FIREBRAND38]

Great video and I absolutely LOVED the photos of the shape shifting apparatus. Small point though, Griffin Dunne pronounces his last name same as "done" NOT "dune." Look up the video interview _Griffin Dunne - A Life In Hollywood._

[@brettaccardo6940]

Welcome back, Dan. Pray that you and your wife had a fantastic trip abroad. Can't wait for all your upcoming videos. GOD Bless you and your family abundantly in all things. And GOD Bless all of our fellow "Movies, Music and Monsters" fans!

[@Dave-mr3qx]

Welcome back m8, hope ye enjoyed ur holidays.

[@simonlaxon9474]

Thanks for the review Dan. This is my favourite monster movie. I was 15 when it was released and was, and still am in awe of it. One of the villagers, in the pub was Rik Mayall. He would go on to star (the following year) as Rick, Iin the popular stcom, over here in the UK called the "The young ones".

[@richiehimes7990]

Jenny Agutter *sigh*. Is there anything she can’t make better? And yes, the cut scene with her…. DAMN! Pretty cool seeing what looked like and Arri 35BL. I repaired one once. It's a workhorse!

[@BrianSmith-lj6ug]

Awesome film, the Werewolf transformation was fantastic, and boy didn't I have a crush on Jenny Agutter! 😁

[@Shawnsteroz]

She was in an Australian movie in 1971 titled Walkabout. I loved her in that film.

[@ggersten]

Who didn't?

[@davidtison3737]

This one and "The Howling" are my go-to Werewolf movies.

[@danielmkubacki]

AMERICAN WEREWOLF In LONDON is a classic! I love this moive! I have lostr count of the amount of times that I have watched it. Great video sir.

[@David65Cope-kc6sm]

One of my favorite movies of all time! Horror and comedy brought together in the best way.