No official plot yet, but the original told the story of a couple American tourists, who are attacked by a local werewolf in a small English town, where one of them survives only to become a werewolf who runs amok in the London streets.
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Furst Films
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- This project is in the very early stages of development, as a script has yet to be written.
- It's said that the Weinstein's plan for this to be in 3D.
- The Furst brothers also produced the upcoming vampire film Daybreakers.
- Dimension Films and Sean and Bryan Furst are developing this remake.
- The obvious remake to 1981 horror-comedy from director John Landis.
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No,Anthony Waller Directed An American werewolf in Paris,and Joe Johnston directed The Wolfman.
well i am a big werewolf fan i just saw the remake of the wolf man today it was awsome now we know that there is going to be a remake of the american werewolf in london but there has not been any updated news on this remake the only thing that we do know is that the american werewolf in london is it is In Development so we don't know when this movie will happen so all we can do is just wait and see when this movie will happen and maybe soon we will get a new update on this movie
I believe American Werewolf in Paris was the same director as The Wolfman. I'm not biting on this as it's an obvious sequel.
No, no no no this is all wrong, No need for this, the werewolf transformations if memory serves me are still some of the best to date, the story was awesome, There isn't any part of this movie in my mind that would benefit from a remake. I was down with the American werewolf in Paris, any remake is just beans in my opinion.
How about a new Original werewolf movie? How about a movie where some homely girl moves into a new town and falls irrevocably in love with some really gaunt tiger beat dude who's just a bit hairy, then she'll discover his super secret, that under the light of the moon his body is covered in luxuriously long strands that have the sweet smell of melons and strawberries....but dangerous strawberries. I don't know they could call it 'Sunlight' it would be epic.
Why mess with a classic???? seriously we know the stories already and if somethings different in the story it just ruins it!
Christ is nothing sacred????? Why don't you just go and remake The Exorcist while you're at it.Hollywood you truely suck. I'm so sick of all these crappy remakes to make a buck. The ONLY werewolf movie that should be remade is The Wolfman because so much can be done to improve it. I can't wait to see what Rick Baker is going to be able to do with this transformation scene
Remaking An American Werewolf in London is just silly!! It is mostly likely going to suck. It will be almost impossible for this film to do the original justice. The man-to-wolf transformation in the original was phenomenal! I'll bet you any money they will use shitty CGI effects to film that scene! If not, then I will be REALLY impressed.
I own both american werewolf in london/paris on DVD but a remake of an american werewolf in london is just 100% stupid.Yeah i might see it when it comes out but i will not get it on dvd. Plus just to let all you werewolf fans know they did make a 2-disc set of an american werewolf in london which is out right know, and i am asking it for christmas this year.
Personally I see Dog Soldiers as my favorite werewolf movie. I'd see this movie solely for the purpose that I effing LOVE werewolves but also because, yes, the original is a fantastic flick. But my favorite on-screen transformation has to go to Trick 'r Treat. I loved the way it happened and how their fur was all matted and still bloody, albeit the werewolves themselves were a little comical looking, at least they weren't CGI, right?
NO ! NO ! NO! NOT THIS ONE ! Ive seen every remake to coma across and burn my eyes and I didnt care for the new last house of the left or friday the 13th now there re-making freddy and it dont look to gavy either and then this ! come on this film is amazing and far past bad ass leave it alone , Im throwing 50$ bucks in the air , anyone want to bet me this one will suck major balls ? I bet its going to!
has to be the greatest werewolf movie in my book, rick bakers effects were outstanding and the story was accomplished well, there was actually a series a bit later on called 'werewolf' which i think baker worked on too, that looked the bollocks also, not sure how a remake sits with me but get baker onboard and itll be surefire hit, just look at the trailer for wolfman to check out his genius FX.
ps. have to agree with maniacal macabre there, its probably the only movie that still freaks me out, must be a werewolf thing?
This film is by far the MOST OVERRATED werewolf film ever! The Howling was far better! Joe Dante's masterpiece had superior makeup and played it straight to the vest. It was all horror -- not some lame horror with comedy thrown in. Yes, I am aware that American Werewolf in London won an Academy Award for makeup. No doubt, John Landis must have bribed the judges. The Howling remains, by far, the greatest werewolf film ever!
I have seen the Howling, and An American Werewolf in London. I have Howling 3,5,6. And what I have to say is...you are fucking stupid for thinking the Howling is better! Lol. An American Werewolf in London is far better than the Howling. The Howling is one of those that started off good and went spiraling down with SIX dumb sequels following after.
best fucking werewolf film ever made hands down!i don't know how i feel about the remake. on one hand it would be fantastic to see a brutal werewolf film again. if it looks exactly the same that is because that monster was flawless. and to this one of only two films that have scared the shit out of me.and THE ONLY one that still makes me jump after 29 years.
and on the other hand i have a deep fear they will use fuckin cgi as a crutch. and have models as actors and have the werewolf on two legs. crass our fingers and hope for the best!
i loved the original. The way they made his kills decay like that pure genius. I'm interested in how they'll remake this with the Technology they have now. Hopefully they don't screw it up like so many other remakes nowadays. On that note WHERE ARE THE ORIGINAL IDEAS PEOPLE! Lmao Remakes are cool and all but come on, some movies can't be remade....So come up with something!
One of the GREATEST transformation scenes ever and an awesome movie. The sequel was gawd aweful. But a rehash of a near perfect horror movie is down right moronic on an epic level. Other than THE HOWLING, AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON has the best transformation scene. This along with a ton of classic horror movies should not be touched. Why not make a sequel, have David's brother and sister go to England trying to find out what truly happened to David and what the residents of the SLAUGHTERED LAMB are covering up. There Hollywood, I gave you a fucking story, now make my check out to cash and overnight it please.
That would actually be a pretty good film, with the brother and sister.
NO for fuck's sake someone put a stop to these remakes
dude go fuck urself and keep ur fukin gay ass ideas 4 urself so y dont u fuck ur dad and mom and rip ur small dick off and throw it in a fucken lake ok
No need for the pointless insults and hostility.
Are you fucking kidding me??? How could anyone even consider remaking this!?! The original(which I am also watching right now) is fucking brilliant. The makeup effects were superb! Very realistic, also of which John Landis was striving for and succeeded. I can't and haven't found a better transformation scene in any other werewolf film then this one. I hope to fuck this doesn't happen.
personally, i'm just dying to see who plays the role of nurse price, who was the love of my life for my entire childhood. :
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I'm trying very hard not to fall into the current black hole of hatred towards 80s remakes, but they're making it awfully difficult. Is there really a reason to redo this? AWIL is a great film all around and i can't invision them being able to make a better version when you know it's all gonna be CGI rather than the beautiful wetworks of the original!!!
Sorry... had to vent...