An American Werewolf In London

Rebuke Yourself Na Lisa Frankenstein we also focus on one of the classic Universal Monsters for our Kuru Cult Night of November. Creature of the night on duty this time is the wolfman, who, just like Frankenstein's monster, is reinvented over and over again for the big screen. Harige Harry (well, David) on duty this time is an American backpacker who travels with a friend through the misty moorland of North York. And you will never guess: they are not alone there. Wanneer David after a few weeks he wakes up in a hospital in London, it turns out he has survived a monstrous attack, but perhaps he would have been better off not doing that... Na The Blues Brothers (1980) has director John Landis deliver another cult classic with An American Werewolf in London. The film is an interesting balancing act between jokes and gore, with the transformation scenes running away with a lot of the laurels. As special effects chief, Rick Baker therefore won the very first Oscar for best makeup, and two years after the release of the film was asked by Michael Jackson to create the music video/short film for his monster hit Thriller together with Landis. An evening of laughter and/or horror: this one is for the doubters. See you then!