Episode 56 - An American Werewolf in London (Where is Warren Zevon?)

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EPISODE 56 - An American Werewolf in London

(a.k.a. Warren Zevon??)

Well we continue to focus in on some classic horror as Matt is M.I.A. for this episode and the guys get together with some old friends for a walk across the English countryside.  Tim, Joey, Rick, and Andres discuss the 1981 film  An American Werewolf in London.   Directed by John Landis, and Starring  David Naughton, Jenny Agutter, and Griffin Dunne.  

Tim takes the lead this night to lead us through the film as Rick and Andres give their opinions on everything from The Alamo, to always try to out run your friend.  Joey also gets in on the action as he is directed to give the synopsis as a man about to transform into a werewolf. 

Andres gives us his opinion on the films use of special effects for the werewolf transformation and the work that Rick Baker put in to create such an icon visual moment.  

Joey gives us some nice deep syntax to the films depiction of wolves slaughtering young David's family.  

All this and more on the latest episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews. 

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