Olly Rock·Apr 30Queer Allegory in An American Werewolf in LondonHorror is fundamentally queer. Whether we are examining the link between queer experience and the often socially outcast antagonists of the…
Roberto Delmiro·Feb 4, 2024The Legend of the American Werewolf in BrazilIn the pages of this book, you will find a narrative deeply rooted in legends and myths that inhabit the human imagination. “The Legend of…
Jacob Crawford·Oct 16, 2022An American Werewolf in London: Sympathy for the Wolf ManI’m kicking off Werewolf Week by highlighting the king of the sub-genre: the tragic An American Werewolf in London.A response icon1A response icon1
Brendan Murray·Sep 26, 2022The Year of the WolfA comparison of An American Werewolf in London and The Howling.
Derek Austin Johnson·Sep 22, 2022ORIGINS OF MY LOVE OF HORROR 18A few quick words about my favorite werewolf movie, An American Werewolf in London.
InHorror HoundsbyRichard Foltz·Aug 15, 2022A Comedy of Weres: The History of the Most Overlooked Genre in HorrorDo you also love werewolf stories? And are you also upset that there are so few TRULY classic werewolf movies?A response icon4A response icon4
InThe Blog in the WoodsbyBrant Lewis·Mar 17, 2022Where’s The Lamb: The Horror Comedy of An American Werewolf in LondonComedy and horror are sister genres, existing on different sides of the same coin. A joke and a scare follow a similar formula of a set-up…
InFanfarebyRob Gonsalves·Aug 23, 2021Beware the MoonJohn Landis’ bid for greatness turns 40A response icon3A response icon3
Stephen Radford ♫♪·Oct 4, 2020I was six years old when I saw American Werewolf In LondonI could have been about 6 years old when I bought or was given a book called “Tricks of the Trade”. This was a massive hard-back book (to…
Brendan Foley·Aug 25, 2017Two Cents Sees a Bad Moon Rising with AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDONTwo Cents is an original column akin to a book club for films. The Cinapse team will program films and contribute our best, most…
