John Landis

** Is Pluto Nash a reference to the fact that John Landis, who directed the video for Thriller, also directed An American Werewolf in London?

Jenny Agutter and Griffin Dunne

An American Werewolf in London is a 1981 British-American horror comedy film written and directed by John Landis and starring David Naughton, Jenny Agutter, and Griffin Dunne.

Landis

At ease in every genre, Landis wrote and directed the 1981 horror classic, An American Werewolf in London, which continues to enjoy an international and multigenerational fan following.

Stuart Walker

While Bride was in production, Stuart Walker was directing Werewolf of London on a nearby stage.

Jon Landis

An American Werewolf in London, but the last update we got said that the project was finally moving forward at Universal Pictures, with a director attached: none other than Jon Landis’

by Michael Giacchino

Directed by Michael Giacchino and written by Heather Quinn and Peter Cameron, Werewolf introduces audiences to a family of monster hunters who possess a glowing-red heirloom called the Bloodstone.

Alongside The Howling & Company of Wolves in London

Alongside The Howling & Company of Wolves, the John Landis directed American Werewolf in London stands at the top of pile for films with the most impressive werewolf transformations; with their mutations akin to something out of a body horror, with bones snapping, flesh stretching and contorting.

Jackson's nearly 14-minute-long ghoul-fest“ , Thriller

An American Werewolf in London director John Landis also directed Jackson's nearly 14-minute-long ghoul-fest, “Thriller.”

David Naughton, the star of An American Werewolf in London and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers' Rita Repulsa Carla Perez

Over in our Guest Area you can meet David Naughton, the star of An American Werewolf in London and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers' Rita Repulsa Carla Perez.

a unique entry in Jewish cinema, with the witty but socially misunderstood David Kessler portraying, well, an American werewolf on the loose in England

Horror-comedy American Werewolf in London is a unique entry in Jewish cinema, with the witty but socially misunderstood David Kessler portraying, well, an American werewolf on the loose in England.

by composer Michael Giacchino— who also provides the music, naturally

Written by Heather Quinn and Peter Cameron, and directed by composer Michael Giacchino—who also provides the music, naturally—Werewolf is mercifully, blessedly, free of MCU chains.

Griffin Dunne

Griffin Dunne is an actor, producer, and director known for Harding's roles in An American Werewolf in London, After Hours, and This Is Us, Harding's Academy Award-nominated film Duke of Groove, and Harding's 2017 film Joan Didion:

John Carpentertruly

Movies like an American Werewolf in London is a simple example of how ingenious of a director John Carpentertruly is.

Stanley Bergerman

In 1935, Universal Pictures assigned Stanley Bergerman as executive producer on the film Werewolf of London.

a simple example of how ingenious of a director truly is John Carpenter

Movies like an American Werewolf in London is a simple example of how ingenious of a director John Carpenter truly is.

TX filmmaker Tobe Hooper

Honestly, if I hadn't looked creativity up, I never would have known that someone with Bakers pedigree was behind the sub-par effects work here, especially when you take into consideration that TX filmmaker Tobe Hooper was also doing An American Werewolf in London the very same year.

Ruben Fleischer , our director,

When we were in preproduction, Ruben Fleischer, our director, referenced films like An American Werewolf in London.

Anders Wilhelm Sandberg

Anders Wilhelm Sandberg would follow it in 1935 with The Mystery of Edwin Drood but is probably most remembered now by film historians as the director of the first Hollywood werewolf movie, Werewolf of London, starring Henry Hull, who also played Abel Magwitch.

by Fred F. Sears

The Werewolf is directed by Fred F. Sears (The Miami Story 1954, Chicago Syndicate 1955, Teen-Age Crime Wave 1955, Earth vs the Flying Saucers 1956, Escape from San Quentin 1957), and stars Don Megowan as Sheriff Jack Haines, Joyce Holden as Amy Standish, Eleanore Tanin as Mrs. Helen Marsh, Kim Charney as Chris Marsh, Harry Lauter as Deputy Ben Clovey and Steven Ritch as The Werewolf.

by Joe Johnston David Self

Directed by Joe Johnston with a script by Andrew Kevin Walker and David Self, The Werewolf isn’t all that you hope a script ’ll be.