Seriously, how did we miss this one on our last list? In the beginning of John Landis' horror-comedy, friends David and Jack are mauled by a werewolf, with the latter dying from his wounds.

Humour and horror are nicely blended by John Landis in the tongue-in-cheek tale of a couple of young American innocents on the Yorkshire Moors who encounter a species not natural to the region.

Known for his knack for bringing eerie, hairy creatures to life, An American Werewolf in London's John Landis served as executive producer on Disney's made-for-TV movie Fuzzbucket. The film ...

1313 Mockingbird Lane Late Night Frights: “An American Werewolf in London” (1981), 9 p.m., Liberty Hall, 644 Massachusetts St. See libertyhall.net for tickets. Sunday, March 30 Community Meal ...

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“Our first challenge had a small jury consisting of SFX magazine editor, David Bradley, film director, John Landis (American Werewolf in London) and actor, Emily Booth,” the organisers say. “We had a ...

Julie Delpy now admits that the only reason she made the film was to pay her rent. Tom Everett Scott had never been to Europe, stating: "I hadn't left the country. So it was a really big, brand new ...

Bloodsucking Bastards boasts the unlikely yet fun marriage of a workplace comedy with the contemporary vampire-horror tropes. It’s an offbeat premise cooked up by Brian James O’Connell, who ...