42 years old and still better than any film they make these days.

My favorite werewolf movie. It came out on my 14th birthday. My dad took me too see it,.David Naughton signed my AW movie poster.

Still the best werewolf film ever made. Great work lads...Really enjoyed it 😊

One of my favourite movies of all time! Haven't watched it in a couple of decades now so I need to rewatch. The first time I went to London as a teenager I did a little location searching of my own and managed to scare myself. I think it was when I went down to the Underground and it was genuinely deserted, my mind started going into overdrive 😂

My favorite horror film of all time.

Those are Shetland ponies, one of the smallest horse breeds - Shire horses are one of the largest!

One of the most interesting parts of the film is where albeit briefly the tv is shown on. If I remember rightly, at the time, BBC1 was showing Test Card F as they used to then; BBC2 sport like snooker; and ITV was showing ads at the time. Channel 4 did not start later until 1982 anyway. I guess it was meant to be in the daytime of course so too. Thank you!

8:09 I always liked that street when he opens the door to look outside when he was getting bored and anxious 😬 😂😂😂

Oh man I'm so happy I found this! I grew up with this movie... I have probably seen it twenty times. I absolutely love it thanks for doing this!!

The London scene was filmed on Brooklands industrial estate where they built a replica of Shaftesbury Avenue .

I watch this film at least once a year, it's never dull, perfectly paced, scarey, funny, with stunning special effects, oh, and a great script... I think, as Brian Glover's character said  " that's enough!"

That was a really interesting film guys- thanks for that.

I remember the film being released and as a kid at the time, I was really terrified.

When I watch the scenes from the film now, I realise how far special effects have came on since the 80s.

Well Done!

Just goes to show how brilliantly this was filmed ,who'd have thought the locations were so far apart, one of my favourite films of all time,

A few years ago I drove down to Surrey to meet a girl for a date and we went to the Black Swan. As we sat in the bar I couldn’t ignore this nagging feeling that the place looked somehow familiar. At one point, my date went to the loo and while she was gone, I looked up the pub on my phone. I then discovered it was the location for one of my favourite scenes in one of my favourite movies and I literally lost my shit. Nothing came from the date but honestly I couldn’t care less because I’d had a pint in the Slaughtered Lamb

Seems like a missed opportunity to have not renamed the 'Black Swan' as the 'Slaughtered Lamb' complete with full decor.  Althoough, if the pub was located in a more "touristy" location, it would have perhaps have made more sense.

One of my all time favourite horror films. Thanks for bringing some of the locations back to life.

Brilliant video. I’d love to visit these locations

What an absolutely superb, well made video. Thank you.

Mm I met John Landis at a film festival years ago. He said it was a logistical nightmare to do the Picc Circus scenes, cos they couldnt stop the traffic there for very long.  Even tho that shoot was done in the early hours of a Sun morning, with traffic at that early hour, at its minimum.

One of my favorites from my childhood, I even have a tattoo