An American Werewolf in London (1981) - The Slaughtered Lamb Scene (1/10) | Movieclips
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David (David Naughton) and Jack (Griffin Dunne) cause a stir when inquiring about a five pointed pentangle star on the wall in the Slaughtered Lamb pub.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
While wandering the English moors on vacation, college yanks David (David Naughton) and Jack (Griffin Dunne) happen upon a quaint pub with a mysterious patronage who warn them not to leave the road when walking after dark. Irreverent of such advice as characters in horror films always are, the two decide to find a short cut....David wakes up in the hospital with a nasty bite wound to his shoulder; the freshly deceased, and rapidly decomposing, Jack arrives soon after to deliver the grim news that, unless he commits suicide, David will become a werewolf when the moon is full. David dismisses the encounter as a hallucination, but all indicators point to lycanthrope; evenings of barking and bloodletting follow closely behind. While the story is thin and much of the tongue-in-cheek humor is overdone, there are plenty of genuine jolts thanks to makeup guru Rick Baker's eye-popping special effects. The werewolf, resembling a cross between a bear and a wolverine, appears frighteningly real, and, given the fantastic premise, the gore is most convincing (although surprisingly and refreshingly scant). The hospital dream sequences are creative, and the scenes in which the werewolf runs rampant through downtown London are particularly good. In all, An American Werewolf in London is an original, atmospheric film that manages both to scare and amuse. While dismissed by most American critics upon its release, the film managed to secure a place in the annals of American cinema when Baker won an Academy Award for his amazing effects and creature designs.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1981)
Cast: David Naughton, Griffin Dunne, Sean Baker, John Cannon, Brian Glover, Rik Mayall, David Schofield, Paula Jacobs
Director: John Landis
Producers: George Folsey Jr., Peter Guber, Jon Peters
Screenwriter: John Landis
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I swear, this movie has some of the most memorable dialogue ever.
Thoughtsurfer Zone ikr
!dude yes!!!!!! Everything about this movie is absolutely perfect.
*david dreaming he’s running* “Hello David”
*everyone* AHHHH!!!!!!
Can I have a piece of toast?
a naked american man stole my balloons!
This is a brilliant scene, IMO. It emphasizes the sense of estrangement, of foreignness, that makes the next scene so great. Anyone who has traveled around the world knows that feeling of uncertainty, when you're not sure if what you say will be taken as intended, when what others say may be friendly ribbing or offensive provocations.
This scene sets David and Jack apart from the land where they happen to be, and makes David's descent into madness and depression after Jack's death all the more poignant.
You're absolutely right ...
I basically feel this way every single day with my colleagues, working in Denmark. SIGH :-(
Yeah I dig that
@@mhrgall so leave then.
The pub guys were kinda trying to socialize…in their way, albeit. After the joke they could have continued yapping about what not and befriended them.
Then of course the question about the star messed everything up!
One of the scariest things about this movie is that we never realise why the town is cursed.
One of the townsfolk even says ''there's something wrong with this place'', which suggests that the town itself has an evil presence. Also, why were they so reluctant to let outsiders know about the werewolf? Were they afraid that the police would discover something deeper & more sinister?
I feel this film could EASILY do with a prequel.
'Why were they so reluctant to let outsiders know about the werewolf?' Well yeah, probably because people would thing they were nutcases?
@@PeterKuypers I mean yeah, but I could totally deal with the possibility that they thought I was crazy, if there was a slightest chance I could save them from getting killed by a werewolf. Lolzz
Nah, leave it be. It's better to let it stay in mystery.
@@LoneWolf81684 I think that’s just a thing it seemed strongly intended that the entire community remain a complete mystery for the sense of imagination. Every time you watch the film you’re curious and a bit frightened because you’re not quite sure what’s going on with them though enough is going on that it makes sense that it’s not good. It makes for a really great film, making having the entire slaughter lamb community remain a mystery.
Why tf would it need a sequel? Not everything needs to be milked to death and give a half-assed cash grab sequel
"You maade me miss." Love it. One of David Schofield's first film roles and he was instantly iconic.
Such a brilliant setup to one of the scariest scenes in movie history
Absolutely! Funny and warm... Best set up to any throat ripping... :)
Discussion about Alien 3
Jack: Everybody dies in it, it's very bloody.
Chess player: Bloody awful, if you ask me.
Oh yes brain Glover honestly acting in alien 3, I seen it and I have it!
Apparently the loud mouth patron and apparent leader of the Slaughtered lamb crew in fact played in Alien 3. He played the warden who was snatched up into the vent when he was having a meeting with the prisoners.
Michael Sinclair apparently
@@michaelsinclair8733 oh yes honsetly I remember that !
Lol
"An American Werewolf in London"(1981) is a horror movie masterpiece, and the best Werewolf horror movie of all time for sure!
one of the late great rik mayall's first movie appearances..... may he rest in peace
what a wee cutie he was!!
Rip
@@theamazinggamerperson3474 Loved Rik dearly, was thinking about hatred (not at all of Rik himself could never do that) but him getting on that quad bike, he'd been suffering from epilepsy and think it was a heart attack he died of (certainly heart failure), which was a result of essentially the quad bike accident. But yeah he really I dont think could have known he'd have an accident like that, so I firmly take that back.
I thought that was him ! I’ll be damned !
“ Do any of you lot know Summer Holiday by Cliff Richard ? “
I would like to see a prequel about the inhabitants of east proctor and the origins of the first werewolf.
I'd love that. I'd also like to see the aftermath, as there's irrefutable proof of werewolves being real at the end...
@Martin Cubberley. but there isn't proof unless it got caught on cctv. as soon as the werewolf gets shot it turns back to its human form. it wood be just like another roswell, but with werewolfs.
Obscure Entertainment, I believe John Landis' son is remaking the movie and plans on exploring this very topic more thoroughly.
Cosmosaic Really?? Where'd u hear that??
I'd love to see that!!
I love the Brits sense of humor. The first time I was in England, I met up with my friend's uncle who lives in the UK, he was probably in his mid 60's. He was with his buddy, who was closer to 70, he tells me in a thick accent, 'how do you like the English air, it's good for the complexion(rubbing his skin)-look at him(pointing to his friend)he's dead' -I thought that was really funny.
Brian Glover, what an English legend he was, truly one of a kind !
He came to our youth club in Sheffield once,great bloke
Imagine if Jack and David walked into the pub and asked for a Dr Pepper. If you get that joke then you're a legend.
The musical number would have been hilarious!
🎶 Wouldn't you like to be a werewolf, too? 🎶
😂 awesome
Tastes like fizzy Benilyn
Very funny 😂😅
Yeah, I mean......what's the worst that could happen right?!
Its a really great film. Its almost certainly the best werewolf film ever made.
I dunno. Stephen King’s Silver Bullet gives it a run for it’s money.
I'd take both Wolfman films over this (1941 and 2010), but it's still a masterpiece.
Don't forget "The Howling", another werewolf masterpiece.😃
"Lon Chaney Jr and Universal Pictures maintain that's the mark of the wolf man" lol best line ever
Watched this one with my 2 best friends who had never seen it before and their laugh-out-loud reaction to the "Remember the Alamo" joke was priceless. Really great memory, wild how the humor hasn't aged a day.
I've heard that joke before.
Yeah, I told it to you.
I couldn't understand what he was saying.
I love being from Yorkshire, it's just like this!
Lmao.
How many werewolves you see?
Werewolves and all haha?
The first thing David should have said to Jack, when he "wakes up" in the hospital: "Oh, *yeah*, good call asking about the five pointed star in a pub called the slaughtered lamb, with a wolf's head on a bloody spear! Your lucky the werewolf did ... THAT to you, I would have made it ... worse. ... Really."
How would he have made it worse?
Brian Glover and Rik Mayall. What characters they were plus great losses to the British screen too! RIP to both.
A proper pub, no hipsters, and less than 50 types of ale.
With no admittance to children. I remember my brother and I being banished to the 'family room' in the 80s. 😂
And Rik Mayall for good measure
Place is full of actors.
And of course, the trademark Satanic star on the wall.
@TheGreaterGood80 when I were a lad...
Looks a typical night out in Leeds to me!
Lol.
been to many a pub inEssex and Edentubber ireland always a great crack like that
I'm going to Leeds for a night out soon. Where will I find the werewolf?
@@pachma405 you may not find a werewolf but you'll come across plenty of mutts
Ay up im from leeds
I get the feeling that if they'd have just laughed along and he hadn't asked about the 5 pointed star they'd have been alright.
Gladys, get these lads a drink!
What's the deal with the 5 pointed star?
It may be protective, the pub is not attacked by the werewolf. This is evident by the fact that the regulars know about the werewolf yet still visit the pub on the night of a full moon.
But ultimately it's just not explained, and is mostly left up to the viewers imagination.
I watch this movie every halloween since it first came out. Still the best werewolf movie ever made.
I saw this movie a million times as a kid and I never realized that one guy was Rik Mayall
haha!! ME TOO!!!! :-D Great wee extra 'detail'!!
My Mexican friend finds this scene hilarious. He was not really offended, he loved this movie and scene. Haha.
Good to hear. Nowadays of course that scene's dialogue would be "cancelled"!
i always thought that the lads should of stayed in the slaughtered lamb instead of venturing out onto the moors.
+losIluminados So ya think that they miscalculated?
Some of the dudes in the Slaughtered Lamb were actually scarier than the werewolf.
😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
+KoolCat ! -"We have spirits and beers, if it's something hot you want you can have tea."
-"Well then, do you have any tea?"
-"No, But I can make some for you, if you like..."
+KoolCat ! If I was either Jack or David I'd rather stay with these guys rather than getting mauled to death by a nocturnal, humanoid Canine.
Waiting for Rik Mayall to say, "Alright. Hands up. Who likes me?" 🤗
#RIPRikMayall
"Right, quiet pay attention to me.... I've told you a million times do not exaggerate!"
R.I.P Rik Mayall + Brian Glover
@Tyke Man the director of the movie went to the comedy club in london and saw rik and ad edmondson doing their act. He liked them so much he invited them along to the movie set with the promise of a small part. Only rik turned up.
@Tyke Man prob wasnt that bothered mate. Was in the brillant and successful young ones the following year!
@@tonygunk8261 Brian Glover appeared in Rik and Ade's BBC TV series "Bottom"
@@16shogunelitegreen he was mr rottwiler wasnt he ?
@@sharpgage6512 Yes. Yes he was :)
I keep seeing this film over and over again
I remember the first time I ever saw this movie. It was back in May 1982. I had just joined the USAF in Feb 1982, completed Basic Training, and was about 7 weeks into my Technical Training School located at Brooks Air Force Base, San Antonio Texas. On the base they presented a relatively new movie every Saturday night and Sunday night. My entire class of about 40 students would always attend the Sunday movie, we were really bored. The movie always cost, $1.00 to attend. This movie blew me away! It was so much more than I expected! I still to this day, 38 years later, remember this movie night as if it were yesterday. Cool movie and cool memory.
Iv been to the pub called the slaughtered lamb on this when i was 14. Its real name is the black swan pub.Lived about an hour away from it. I watched this about a year before we went and i could not get that howl out my head. We had food there and i was just waiting to hear it. Was terrifying. On a different note. it was a nice pub and very welcoming. Haha
This would never happen now, Jack and David would have read reviews about the slaughtered lamb on trip advisor, and booked themselves an airbnb.
🐺 My theory is that the men in the pub knew that if Jack and David were to ask about the star, they would then ask about the howling outside and then their secret gets revealed. Hence why the villagers then proceed to send David and jack to be killed by the werewolf. Also explains why they were less hostile to the doctor when he showed up he wasn't there on a full moon and so would not hear any howling.🐺
I didn’t know Rik Mayall was in this scene! He’s one of my favorite British comedians!
Sitting opposite Mr Rottweiler too!!
Would be great to see a movie based on The Slaughtered Lamb and its residents that ends as the two Americans visit the village.
Back in the VHS days we would pause this at 2.11 and roll about laughing at Brian Glover's expression. We knew every word of this scene.
😛
I am from england and trust me when i say..there are real pubs just like this with the same "village folk" as you would call them..
This film changed my life. Fantastic effects with some humour thrown in, beautiful locations and eye candy Jenny!
Who?
Jenny … Agutter?
I saw this in the theater when I was around 8 or 9. This movie has always stuck with me
I saw it on TV in the early 90's back when TV showed pretty good movies on TV
It was an old classification before PG but you had to be 16 in the UK to watch it :/
@@mcfcguvnors :(
That joke never gets old. 😆
Got to love the accent
Yorkshire.
A typical stroll on the moors
"And it's still too 'evy!"
@@cheeseandonions9558 by 'eck, 'appen as like as not it were
Rik and Brian are playing chess in heaven right now.
In Loving Memory Of
R.I.P
Rik Mayall
(1958 - 2014)
R.I.P
Rik Mayall
Born
March 7 1958
-
Died
June 9 2014
At Of The Aged
56 Years Old!..:( #HappyBirthdayRikMayall #RIPRikMayall #DropDeadFred +Amanda Manning +Greg Manning
so young :(
What's interesting is that Brian Glover would eventually make a guest appearance years later in an episode of "Bottom" which was co-written by and starred Rik Mayall. I wonder if the two had become friends during the filming of this and Rik had a hand in casting him.
Ha,ha, yer, Rottweiler, the Episode called Gas.
Gas episode was on the BBC last night, they cut a scene from it, Typical BBC.
Robert McElwaine He also played Mr Sugden the PE teacher in Kes.
Gas Man!!! Gas Man!!!
I remembered that too and it was exactly what I wondered.
My favourite film. Has it all.. Atmospheric, Horror, Suspense, Comedy, superb special effects and Jenny Agutter. Haven't watched it in about 3 years.. I'm overdue. Thankyou John Landis :)
0:31 Rik Mayall and Brian Glover!!! BEST CHARACTERS IN THE MOVIE
Ritchie and Mr Rotweiler
Well I never knew Rik was in this lol
.
@@stephenbourne4872 "who is it darling?" "it's them BASTARDS from next doooor"
I recognise Brian Glover out of (Porridge) the BBC comedy.
Every American tourist knows not to ask questions about candles in England, so this particular aspect of the film is unbelievable.
"Oh this thing lads? It's the sign of the wolf man in this area. You can think us mad all ye like lads but I wouldn't venture out into the moors tonight. Have a few pints with us and settle into a Bed and Breakfast for the night"
*credits roll*
Maybe the greatest horror film ever made?
Of were wolfs yeah
Maybe to an absolute idiot
@@Woodsaras SA-SA-SA-SALTY!
@@Woodsaras lol relax
No. It's not even close to the greatest horror movie ever made. It's up there with the best werewolf movie ever made, but there are a lot of horror movies that I would put ahead of this one.
Love Brian Glover - what a great actor - its still too eevvy!
I watched this film on VHS tape, rental, about 40 years ago. The werewolf transformation scenes are still very impressive in the age of blanket CGI.❤
Rik Mayall looking unhinged and chaotic as ever 😂
"Evening, Mr. Rottweiler."
I love the way they all laugh. So over the top.
R.I.P. Rik :(
Now I see where Michael Jackson got his influence to make Thriller by bringing director John Landis with him and even the music maker Elmer Bernstein (who were both behind this 1981 Universal classic).
That's true btw.
yea MJ said after seeing this movie he wanted John Landis to direct his music video
I saw it when it first came out, have seen it countless times since, I still burst out laughing!
this movie is one of my all time greats, one that I have watched countless times since I was like ten years old or something. yet only tonight I found out that Rik Mayall was an extra in the scene shown. seeing is believing, that unmistakable facial expression that he makes is Rik Mayall all over. a comedy genius and I'm still saddened by his passing. r.i.p
This is me now, the fact I’ve seen it so many times and never realised. 🤯
He is credited.
"You made me miss" says Ian Mercer from Pirates of the Caribbean films. "I've never missed that board before"
Ian Mercer missing the board meant having a death curse in the future and as a result, he got suffocated and strangled to death by Davy Jones in At World's End (2007)
You made me miss, Av never missed that board before, classic. x
Rik from the Young Ones. Loved that show when I was a kid.
Stay off the moors
and beware the moon
from Bottom it's not just Rik in this it's also his neighbour rottweiler from the gas episode, lol.
I forgot the late Rik Mayall was in this classic. Nice surprise and great scene.
If you guys notice the sounds when David first turns in the girls apartment..... the sounds are the wolf changing sounds in ...Michael Jackson'so Thriller .... the director used them in the video.....how cool:-))
0:33 It's Rick the wanker! XD
just got back..spent 2 weeks...did london, windsor, oxford, cotswolds, edinburgh scotland and loch ness...can't wait to go back again
This was my favourite scene
One of the best werewolf movies ever 👍
Nice to see some old British acting favourites of mine in this: Brian Glover and i never new Rick Mayal was in it until now!
this is a Blockbuster Horror Film... A+on every level!
2:30 when I tell a joke
Rik Mayall RIP
+Whiffy McBiffy and the Great Brian Glover RIP . Both Men sadly missed.
joshua ashley The guy who tells the aeroplane joke!
"I read a book once, green it was!"
-BG in Porridge.
@joshua ashley he is actor been in alien 3 film honestly!
This scene belongs to the late, great Brian Glover...
this is one of my favourite films
The joke that old bloke makes about the UN plane is actually really funny 😂
The guy who spit out his drink certainly thought so too.
I've heard it before.
Brian Glover wasn't that old. He would have been no more than 44 years old when that was filmed.
36 year old movie and all anyone cares to remember it for is that one scene in it where Rik Mayall made a brief appearance... This pleases me.
2:07 that’s pretty funny
That actor...I always remember him from this movie and Alien 3.
I remember when I watched this as a kid when I was 7-8 years old... It creeped the shit out of me...
This was the only movie which had me so terrified one moment and rolling around laughing the next
Thee absolute funniest joke that decades later still gets a roaring laughter from audiences...
If only the boys stayed quiet and bunked down for the night in the Inn. That way no werewolf attacks and the lads could have had a jolly good holiday.
....And we'd have no film to talk about LOL
Released on this day in 1981. Happy 40th!
Outside scenes filmed south of Buith Wells, mid Wales, in a tiny hamlet called Crickadarn, pub long shut, but still looks very much the same.
Well it was never a pub in Crickadarn. Just a house. They only filmed the exterior scenes there at Crickadarn. The actual pub was the Black Swan near Effingham Junction in Surrey. Even then they modified the interior to make it look smaller.
Ive been to both places.
Cheers 👍
I read that Tom Cruise worked on a movie with the dart player once and Tom came up to him one day and said the "miss" line.
what do you mean?
@@mhrgall Tom Cruise worked with the dart player in another movie once and Tom came up to him and said, "You made me miss..." in a way that mimicked the dart player's delivery of that line in An American Werewolf In London.
@@nonplayerzealot4 h wow!! thats amazing! Although......Mayall never sent that dart, and hence never delivered that line :-o Maybe have a wee re-look at the scene
@@mhrgall Sorry, ok, now I see what the prob was, I got the wrong person in there. I meant the dart player was in the Tomcat story, not Mayall. Duh. Yeah, that's my bad, I'll fix it. I know Mayall was the dude who did the spit take, too. Dunno why I made that mistake in the first place, that one's embarrassing. Thx for being patient w/ me and not calling me a git.
@@nonplayerzealot4 haha! no worries! :-D gotcha now!!
There should be such a pub in every town on earth.
The most scariest yet Amazing movie I had ever seen !!!!
Tonight's blue moon on 7/31/15 brought me here.
I like how he said what’s that thing on the wall for and they all just freez 😂😂😂
A Young Rik Mayall among the punters ❤️R I P Brian Glover and Rik Mayall who was supposed be celebrating his 65th Birthday today 🎉🎂🥳 Happy Heavenly birthday,R I P Rik and Brian ❤️
Absolutely brilliant movie, probably my favourite scene as well.
The village where the Slaughtered Lamb (pub) is actually in wales uk, I live not far from there :)
That joke is actually hilarious!
Rick Mayall is brilliant even as a crowd member
Instant cult classic movie back then.
When I dumped my Mexican girlfriend I said: “ Remember the Alamo”.
That's why u only got one like!
😂
Bruh 🤣
Carl's Drop that aged like milk
blink twice, and you'll miss Rik Mayall in that scene. He's the other guy playing chess.
thats drop dead fred playing chess!!....just thought i should point that out,...lol
and just over 10 years later the guys playing chess (rik mayall and brian glover) would star together in an episode of Bottom.
that was by far one of the best episodes of bottom.
+derbygodfather Mr Rottweiler?
it was called gas wasnt it.when they sneak next door and keep perving at his sleeping wife.90,s sitcom were alot better than most now.
+derbygodfather Bottom was a classic show. Still piss myself watching them.
Now, I recognise those two chess players! One co-wrote Bottom, the other was in one of the episodes!
+Richie McRichard The other was in ALL of the episodes: Rik Mayal!