AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON Movie Reaction! | First Time Watch | Cult Classic Horror
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2023
- For the first, Achara and Steph watch An American Werewolf in London, a popular cult classic horror about an American college student who didn't expect to be attacked by werewolf while backpacking in London, only to be told he'll become a werewolf himself.
This film is directed by John Landia (The Blues Brothers, Trading Places, Coming to America, Three Amigos & Twilight Zone: The Movie) and it stars
David Naughton as David Kessler, Griffin Dunne (After Hours) as Jack Goodman, & Jenny Agutter (Logan's Run & The Avengers) as Nurse Alex Price
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42 years later and this is still the best werewolf film ever made. This was the movie that inspired Michael Jackson to ask John Landis to direct his ‘Thriller’ music video
Dog Soldiers is awesome.
@@Brian25091 You are correct Brian.
There is also a great costume in Bad Moon.
"Wolf" (1994) movie starring Jack Nicholson, Michelle Pfeiffer and James Spader.
The Howling is really good
Scariest
"A naked American man stole my balloons."
My absolute favourite werewolf movie period. The amazing practical effects and the clever tongue-in-cheek use of existing songs is just top notch.
British Children are Hilarious!
That kid's delivery is so perfect. You expect him to be sad or angry, but he's just so blasé
A lot of weather we've been having lately.
@@LordVolkov He's more puzzled than anything else
You stole my Quote! Now I can't use it. Good job!
This has the most detailed, raw, and disturbing werewolf transformation I've ever seen in a film, an it's awesome.
U should c hemlock grove
And no cgi
Also love the detail of bruises on his hand when they grow and the bruising on his face when his face stretches into a muzzle
When people ask "How did they do this?!?" over forty years later- you know it is still the best transformation sequence of all time!
They don’t make ‘em like this anymore. The practical effects in this are amazing!
YEP :All Hail Rick Baker
The moment in the underground station is still my favourite werewolf reveal from any film.
I was expecting them to show it and surprised that they didn't; that was the scariest part in the film.
The Nazi dream sequence is inspired by the original The Wolf Man from 1941. Curt Siodmak, a Jewish screenwriter, had the would-be victims of the Wolf Man be marked with a five-pointed star, much like Jewish victims of the Holocaust were forced to wear the Star of David. Much like writer-director John Landis, his character David Kessler very likely grew up with stories of the Holocaust from survivors in his family (as did a lot of Jewish kids of that generation), hence why the monsters come in the form of Nazis. The movie doesn't dwell on it, but it is deeply informed by the Jewish experience.
Thanks for detailing this. So many reviewers/reactors miss this layer of the film.
@@torpedoboy4
True and both David and Jack are Jewish as is Alex, it was also detailed in the novelization it's why Alex grows to fall for him
I saw this movie when it was first released in 1981 (I was 20) and there had never been FX like it ("The Howling", released earlier that year, came the closest) before. Won make-up artist Rick Baker the first ever academy award for that category.... first established because of his work.
"The Howling" was also Rick Baker
@@chrisleebowers True, until Landis pulled him off to do AAWIL. Rob Bottin, Rick's assistant, took over for most of "The Howling", as I understand it.
Yes. The Howling transformation was more disturbing because the wolf he turned into, was much more sinister looking, maybe even evil looking. I enjoyed that movie too, just not as much as this one, b/c of the comedy aspect.
I was about 14 yrs old, 1990 ... asked my grandfather to record on video for me ...
Got to the forest scene when he is on the hospital bed/dream scene? ... PLENTY!
Didn't have the courage to watch again till I was 18 😂
They also did the Michael Jackson Thriller video, Michael went to them specifically based on their work on this film.
This was the first Horror film to win the Oscar for Best Makeup at the 1981 Academy Awards, and it was the very first film to be recognized in the category.
The amazing Rick Baker!
That win, while deserved, was a new category that should have been implemented the year before, for _The Howling,_ as Ron Bottin's special effects werewolf make-up reflected historical concepts of lycanthropes...
I am SOOO glad it was Achara and Steph who reacted to this one 😂
But they failed to realise it's a comedy!
Why? They couldn't comprehend even the simplest elements of it.
It's been suggested that David actually DID recognize Alex there at the end, but rushed forward on purpose to end it.
The change in expression from the wolf (David) suggests that your theory is highly possible.
Recognition but for the love he killed himself to spare her the alternatives. It's not a theory. It's pretty likely. Don't forget that just before the theater scene he had resolved to end himself to save himself, her, and others. And just like beauty and the beast or king kong, it's the love of a woeman that kills the beast.
@@unclebounce1495
Another good theory when in werewolf form after the first complete transformation he's still semi in control since it's the "werepup" stage it's why he's still shaking and whimpering but the "Demon hound from hell" fully takes over once David gets outside and became the adult werewolf final form
That's why he was smaller it was the "birth" stage
John Landis basically confirmed that in the DVD commentary
I think you were underselling how good the werewolf transformations were. This movie has the greatest werewolf transformation in movie history
Fun fact - the actor playing David sort of reprised his role in an episode of the TV series Psych. Played a killer pretending to be a werewolf 😂
He even referenced AWIL saying "I was in a werewolf costume for Christ sakes"😂😂
I was about 14 years old when this movie was in theatres in 1981, I had seen "The Howling" a few months before, and this movie was one of many things that stimulated my interest in becoming a prosthetic makeup artist. "American Werewolf" presented state of the art makeup and puppetry effects at the time, and there was enough money behind the production to do it quite well.
BTW: The guy who wrote and directed AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON is John LandIs. You might have seen some of his other movies:L: ANIMAL HOUSE, THE BLUES BROTHERS, TRADING PLACES, COMING TO AMERICA and TWILIGHT ZONE - THE MOVIE. Landis also directed the music video "Thriller" featuring Michael Jackson!
This movie is a masterpiece.
I saw this in England, which is where I’m from, and British Foxes have a very unique howl. After watching this movie, the fox howl always reminded me of the werewolf’s howl. So, walking home from my friend’s house at night, I would hear the howls and start to panic. That’s how badly this movie affected me back in the late Eighties.
Jenny Aguter's acting debut was a British film from 1973 called The Railway Children which got a sequel last year. Since 2012, she has played the lead role of Sister Julienne in Call The Midwife.
If it hasn't already been mentioned, that was the writer/director of this film, John Landis, who volunteered to get knocked through that display window by the car in the Piccadilly Circus mayhem scene. He used to be a stunt man and his stunt crew dared him to do a stunt so he chose that. ~ I am now a subscriber, ladies.
This was the first movie to ever win the Academy Award for Best Makeup. The category had been created after the previous year's awards after people complained that the makeup work in David Lynch's The Elephant Man did not receive any honors.
Rick Baker, the make up artist for this movie who did all the practical effects got a well-deserved Oscar awarded to him for the Academy first make up awards category
I loved the ending. As realistic an ending as it could be.
Still the best werewolf transformation in any movie. Great reaction!
I like that you mentioned how the fact that there was as disconnect between David and his family shows the change in times. David was Gen-X, of course his parents didn't fawn over him. If I got myself in some trouble in my late-teens or early twenties, there is no way my parents would have flown half across the planet if I was in a hospital recovering, "Oh, he's gonna be OK? Let me him I know we're thinking about him."
So true. I notice that with a lot of young reactors. At the time,
it never occurred to me that his parents would come get him
Really, why would his parents come and take him home? He's clearly well over age 21. 😊
This film absolutely terrified me as a kid to the point that I had nightmares for several years afterwards. The effects were so groundbreaking at the time. Seeing the werewolf on the Tube totally freaked me out and I didn't want to go on the Tube ever again. It's just an absolutely iconic film
This is one of my favorite movies of all time. I loved what was happening to Jack.
And the Soundtraqck was brilliant!
Directed by John Ladis, also directed *Animal House* and *The Blues brothers* and the make-up effects brilliantly done by Rick Baker - a true makeup artist legend!
Can't believe you disrespected the special effects. This movie stands up today as the best up of practical effects. They couldn't do better with CGI today.
The actor who played the cab driver, that you thought looked familiar, also played the gangster "Brick Top" in Snatch.
One of the greatest uses of practical effects in movie history. And a really fun film.
You just watched a classic. An American Werewolf in London was released in the US by Universal Pictures on August 21, 1981. It was a critical and commercial success, winning the 1981 Saturn Award for Best Horror Film and the first ever Academy Award for Best Makeup for makeup artist Rick Baker. Since its release, it has become a cult classic.
-Director John Landis was mostly known for comedies. This was his first foray into horror. From the strength of this movie Michael Jackson hired him to direct the video for "Thriller." He also directed a segment for the "Twilight Zone" movie that notoriously suffered a tragedy on set but was mostly known for collaborations with SNL alums ("Trading Places" "Three Amigos" "Coming to America")
-Landis has a background in stunts. "The Blues Brothers" was known for the record number of cars and collateral damage they destroyed during their iconic chase scenes. In this movie one of the ways they worked around the limitations of the creature FX capabilities was making the massacre at the end more about car stunts than the creature mauling people.
-Oscar winning creature/makeup FX designer Rick Baker became known as a specialist for werewolves and apes, designing creatures for "The Howling" "Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan" Michael Jackson's "Thriller," the "Werewolf" TV series from the late 80's, and "Gorillas in The Mist." He would collaborate with Landis again on "Coming to America" and Eddie Murphy again on "The Nutty Professor" franchise transforming Eddie Murphy into various characters. He continued to work until just about a decade ago. One of his last designs was "Maleficent"
I never had Nazi Monsters in my Dreams .... They were Catholic Nuns!
This is a comedy horror, so it's not a major change.
You have to give credit to iconic special makeup artist, Rick Baker, protégé of legendary Dick Smith and his team of artists creating all effects with some visual effects including famous transformation.
Landis can be seen going through the shop window during the Werewolf rampage sequence.
He has to die: remember that in this story, everyone he kills ends up wandering and rotting until he himself dies: there's no way out.
He tells her "You're a very beautiful woman." And you say oh god. Really?
I know right women are strange.
Best werewolf movie ever…still to this day it’s amazing
Saw in a packed theater with my wife, so much fun! Thanks Y’all!
This and The Thing, the best practical and makeup effects ever put to film.
This is a pure gold classic. Brilliant special effects. Love it xx
The actor who played David was in a popular Dr. Pepper soft drink commercial from the late 70's or early 80's
And had a single hit record in the disco era - Makin' It.
The actor who played Davis best friend younger sister was in the movie poltergeist and she was murdered by her crazy ex-boyfriend . The actress who played the nurse was in child's Play 2
And Griffin Dunne's (Jack) dad hosted his own show on a&e too
The actress who played Alex was also in the first avengers film as a shield intelligence officer speaking to Nick Fury in the council hologram scene
I noticed every woman that watch the part where he runs away thinks he's wrong for that.
No one at that time thought that an adult man would call his parents. 😂
14:12: The Dog Nose. Such a cute doggo.
This movie won the Academy Award for best makeup and special effects. It was able to do with practical effects with so many movies try to do with CGI and fail.
The effects in this movie is amazing. The 80s horror game is 2nd to none. Makes todays “scary” movies look silly.
This is my favorite werewolf movie of ALL-TIME!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🔥
The taxi driver you recognised played Bricktop in Snatch.
The special effects won an academy award for this
I love the idea that the future werewolf is riding with the sheep.
The actor who played the guy cursed with turning into a werewolf did a disco song titled "Makin' It."
The best werewolf film I have ever seen, I am 40 now and was just a little youngen when I seen this, it scared the hell out of me but to this day I absolutely love it and it’s the best special effects I have seen in a werewolf movie. Top class film and the best one going to this date, proper belter film. I will never forget this movie ever
A howling good horror comedy that continues to be the high standard in creature feature filmmaking.
One of my favorite 80s horror movies. I remember I had to sneak into the theater in '81 to see this because I was only 16 and was not with a parent. Back in those days, it was easy. The ticket person was usually a teenager. He didn't care how old I was; as long as I had the money, I got in, lol. Everyone knows that David Naughton did the commercial for Dr. Pepper. But do they know he was also a singer? He came out with a hit record in'79 called "Makin It"; the song was from a tv show called "Makin It" in which he had a role. I still have the record on 45.
I met David Naughton a few months ago, very nice man
I love watching you two react to the '80s classics I grew up with.
"Oh that's the werewolf" this was painful 🤣
The practical effects on his friend Jack is phenomenally done masterpiece My favorite line of the entire movie is at the beginning when he sees Jack for the first time and he says "beware of the moon David" very creepy and ominous scared the life out of me first time I watched this movie
By far one of my favorite werewolf movies at the time I watched it❤
My favorite thing about this movie is the writers and director never lost sight of the fact it's a monster movie. They didn't make the werewolf sexy or redeemable and David's fate was tragic. It was, and remains, a perfect example of how to handle a protagonist who's a monster.
David Naughton, the man you said looked familiar did Dr. Pepper soda commercials and went on to star in an American sitcom called "Makin' It." He can sing and dance too, and had a top 40 hit, from that series titled "makin' It."
"Midnight Madness" 1980
Michael J. Fox played his younger brother. I'm sure there's a werewolf joke in there...somewhere.
@@richardrobbins387
David also played in a episode of "Psych" where he played a serial killer who dressed up in a werewolf costume to make it look like it was a supernatural force/werewolf killing people
And he made a reference to it saying "I was a werewolf in a costume for Christ sakes" in a satirical tone 😂😂😂
Awesome reaction I loved it!. I was stationed in England when this movie came out and I saw it at the base theater. I loved this movie because so much of it rang true with me. I'v been in several tube stations in London late at night. And I also remember hitchhiking on lonely country roads at night. But one thing I did not relate to was the way the people were so mean to them at The Slaughtered Lamb. When I went to the pubs in the small towns near the base the local people were very nice and they made me and my friends feel very welcome. I loved the English people and I've always missed living in England.
I've always loved how all of the songs in the soundtrack have moon references.
“A yummy snack called Alex “ 😆 too funny
The guy that played David was known at the time for singing and dancing in a Dr Pepper commercial.
The face and expression of the werewolf is the best in my opinion..the physical body of the werewolf is with more wolf than human looking which is awesome..I like the other form of werewolf like in " The Howling " but yeah..this one set a new standard.."Silver Bullet" is another werewolf movie..and "The Wolf Man" remake is fun..only this will always be my favorite wolfy film. Thanks for the reaction sweeties !
I saw this in the theater. Groundbreaking effects at the time. This film took audiences to a whole new level of horror!
Great Reaction CinePals! This was my first time trying the Join Button! And thanks for the tip for Shudder! I moved to Austin, TX in 1981 the first movie I watched was 'An American Werewolf In London'! Where I worked at was not too far from where some of scenes to Texas Chainsaw Massacre were shot! I can only imagine how long it took for Davids transformation to take place in real-time! At the time I was more focused on Jenny Agutter didn't fully appreciate this movie till years later! I'd seen her in Logan's Run about 5 years earlier!
The bald-headed man with the glasses from the US embassy is Frank Oz the creator of many of the Muppet characters and of course is the voice of Yoda, which makes his comment about kids not appreciating things all the more poignant.
This movie has the best Werewolf transformation
My favorite part in this movie has always been when David's at the movie theater with the ghosts of Jack and the people he's killed and they're telling him to kill himself and end the curse, and he asks if he doesn't need a silver bullet or someting like that and Jack deadpans, "Don't be ridiculous" as if his question was any less absurd than literally being a werewolf talking to ghosts.
As for the "the werewolf learns how to control it" trope, that's a modern idea much like "the vampire falls in love with a human and is actually a poor misunderstood tragic figure." Back when this movie came out werewolves and vampires in movies were 99% of the time unambiguously monsters instead of tortrured souls who learned how to control the beast inside them.
Jenny Agutter was the sexiest nurse in film history.
The the most La accent "Your running your friend... what your not helping!?" Garuntee if just a normal dog attacked her friend in the middle of nowhere at night she wouldve ran also😮💨
Your reaction to the double dream was similar to mine. While watching in the theater that second dream made me toss my bucket of popcorn over my head into the lap of my friend sitting behind me.
A cult horror classic. The mix of comedy and horror is genius and the practical effects were ahead of it's time.
At 3:29, when I first saw this film., I thought the Brits in the pub were mean for letting the Americans leave that night, but now I realize the Americans would have never believed that there is a beast outside that has the shape of a giant wolf, "these English folks are crazy" (The villagers were going to stay awake inside the pub all night and the American would have never done the same).
It’s funny you girls brought up the “dangler” it gets the most attention and it’s said it should have won an Oscar!)) Rick Baker won best special effects which a category was specifically made for his transformation scenes.
Great reaction girls! I was just a kid when this came out. The Halloween after it aired was the most horrifying and the best Halloween I've ever had.
So, of course, i grew up with this, and I've always wondered why Alex was so attracted to him, instead of being weirded out by him. Then, during one of these reactions to it, someone mentioned something that really made a ton of sense. With him now a warewolf he would have amplified hormones... amplified animal magnatisim. So maybe that is why she is so drawn to him. It was something she couldn't actually control.
Also, did you notice that every song on the soundtrack had "moon" in the title. Purposely and perfectly done.
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The same multiple crashing of the cars this director also put in the movie " The Blues Brothers " 👌👌👌🤣🤣😂
This film is not supposed to be a very serious film but since it is made so well and well acted it comes across as a serious film. It's a Horror Comedy which explains the lighter tone and comedic moments at times.
Rick Baker's iconic FX, with John Landis' (dark) sense of humor. Every time a moon song starts playing, I can't help but smile. The nazi werewolf nightmare (opening with the Muppets) is particularly funny with the goofy masks and shrieking. The Muppet inclusion is a nod to Landis' friend, and voice of Miss Piggy - Frank Oz, who plays the bespectacled man from the embassy.
The first film to use the double dream (dream inside a dream) jump scare... does my heart good to see it still works.
Breathtaking special effects
the Taxi driver was in Snatch he played Bricktop
In the pub at the beginning there’s a lot of future stars at that time
Rick 'Monster Maker' Baker was the true star of the film!
Hey loved to see you two back in action. I just loved your Andor reviews. Your teamup is simply sublime.
It’s been said that they shack up quickly as a consequence of his animal pheromones…
Great reaction, glad you liked the movie....sooo upset the editing cut the "A naked American man stole my balloons" and the man in the tube scenes 😢
The cab driver you said looked familiar was Alan Ford, who played Brick Top in Snatch.
Greatest werewolf movies to me. This one, Dog Soldiers, Bad Moon, The Howling, & The Wolfman Uncut Remake.
So when I was a kid for some reason my parents took me and my sisters to inappropriate movies for our age, I saw this when it came out at the age of 11, a month later I saw Porky's. Loved my parents but they warped my fragile little mind HAHA. Great reaction as always.
Yeah, it was common back then to take us kids to watch anything the adults watched. My parents were the same way. Then, when cable was popular, we were allowed to watch whatever was on HBO or Showtime. It was before the weird divide that parents can watch crazy stuff but kids can't, which doesn't really make any sense when you think about it. Like, seriously, if you really don't think your kids shouldn't be watching something, then you probably shouldn't be watching it yourself. The double standard is hypocritical.
@@KittyBoom360 What a ridiculous argument. Kids are innocent and highly impressionable. No child should be exposed to sexually explicit or violent films or shows at a young age. Double standard? kids are not sexually mature, adults are. My parents never let me watch stuff like that, but a very questionable babysitter deliberately watched adult movies in front of us, and invited her boyfriend over without our parents knowledge. That messed me up a bit. Did you know that exposing a kid to sexual images or any kind of content is considered abuse? Nope? well i hope you raise your kids better than your own parents did.
@@paulinegallagher7821 What did you watch that messed you up so much? And why is it something that you would watch when older and think it's totally fine to watch now?
@@KittyBoom360 Ok if i have to explain to you that youre not supposed to show little kids sex films, then you need to maybe see a therapist. Or a police officer.
My name is David and my dad's name is Jack and I have a cousin-in-law named Alex (Alexander)!!!
I love this movie specifically because the plot is such an afterthought 😂.
Great reaction ladies to this classic/iconic werewolf movie.
this and the Thing have the greatest practical effects in cinema history
Rick Baker, who also worked on the aliens in Star Wars, won an Oscar for his makeup.
The mirror scene, where David is going to the bathroom and pushes the mirror to reveal Jack, was paid homage to in Shaun of the Dead.
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Still to this day this is the best transformation with the practical effects,they are the best enjoy you two.😂
Michael Jackson was so impressed with the effects, he personally contacted John Landis and his effects team for a "Pet Project"... WE called it "THRILLER"!
the American Ambassador was played by Frank Oz... Better known as Ms. Piggy and Yoda. Landis liked to give him Cameos in his Movies.
great reaction, for modern people watching a film form the 80's, with no cgi