Agreed with your thoughts here. Longlegs was definitely interesting. But it felt too shallow. The elements of story, characters, etc weren't explored enough. It was almost like they were just 'effects' that were worked on to make the marketing effective. The plot twist was silly and the three-part mechanic was unnecessary. It definitely lagged mid-way, but I think that was deliberate to bring in a really effective jump-scare.

I'll have to find this now, many thanks

I know where the bar is if you haven't since found it?

The way antique inspectors opened, has a similarity to bob mills in bed with me dinner vibe opening too. Curious.

Enjoy, let me know what you thought, I enjoyed both of them quite a bit!

Cant wait to see this one & the new AQP

The street with the post box shot is exactly the same place where the prisoner from the 1960s series was filmed! They even pass his house! Buckingham place

Thank you for this. Will have to check some of them out next time I'm in England. I went to Rome in August 2022 and visited one of the filming locations (Thorn's office) and then took a day trip up to the Necropolis of Cerveteri. Spent almost all day there, but couldn't find the exact filming location of the grave digging scene. There was part of the complex that was fenced off with cameras and was an active archeological dig, so it could have been in there.

Very good job on the filming locations. Such a great film

Cracking and passionate review :) good to see you back at it, many thanks !

a thriller u should look at is you can't run forever. itz ok film. u won't get frustrated.

Why don't they remake shite movies. I mean the crow. WHY the crow. leave good films alone. They are going to remake the colour purple. ffs. It got something like 18 oscars. smh. GG.

Sorry to be a nerd, but you've made a mistake. You pointed at the arches below the great illuminated sign at Piccadilly Circus as the porn cinema location. It wasn't. The porn cinema was on the other side, on the St James's Street side, or Regent Street St James as it's now called, not to be confused with Regent Street proper. I remember Piccadilly Circus in the 1970s and 1980s. There was a porno fleapit there, in those days. Not that I ever went inside, I hasten to add. There was also an all night chemist near there, which was a notorious junkie hangout. Methadone addicts would collect their prescriptions and immediately sell them on the street corner. Piccadilly has been cleaned up A LOT, since those days. It's now just a tourist trap. I also remember the place where the tramps were attacked in the movie, near Tower Bridge. In the 70s and early 80s, when the movie was shot, it was a junkyard. I think it was still a bombsite from the war. Later it was cleared and for a few years was a car park, which I used on a few occasions. Now it's all fancy, and built up, and the GLA Headlamp building is near there. I had left London before that happened. I must confess, I quite liked the old derelict bits of the old City East End borders. That area, especially the riverside, was a set for loads of movies and TV detective chases, shootouts, etc. The Long Good Friday, Dempsey and Makepeace, The Professionals etc to name but a few. You have to be an old fart to remember those.

I noticed the flat is vacant. I was wondering how someone would go about purchasing it? I'd happily let you film inside if I get it.

Thank you so much for this. Absolutely brilliant. For fans of the film, you executed the locations you were lucky to have visited so well and explain each one in wonderful detail. The Embassy scenes were very interesting. The late Richard Donner said on his commentary that they were allowed to film there and also inside on a Sunday. His memory of the other locations were not clear so your video certainly clarified many locations that were not addressed. Thanks again for putting this all together. It was a wonderful watch.

I will refer to this video should my travels ever take me to London

Great balanced reviews of all three movies , was looking forward to seeing the first omen but now looking forward to all three.

Looks like Brent Cross shopping centre behind Staples Corner.

Brilliant lads

Fantastic job. This was the 1st rated R movie I ever saw. Being 11 at the time, this movie scared the heck out of me. Great job on the locations. Thank you

fantastic job , thank you so much

The transformation would have been filmed in a replica in a studio because David Norton was under the floor.

I'm 50 years old, and have seen this film multiple times. The nazi werewolf creatures still scare the crap out of me. 😂

you and your boyfriend ralph are so cute <3

An american werewolf in london is my all time favourite horror film last year i had a picture taken with the main guy (I can never remember his name) at for the love of Horror he's a nice guy

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.

Good video mate. I first watched this film in the 90’s and the film scared me a little because of the film’s grotesque imagery but for some strange reason, I thought it was an American movie. Later growing up in my 20’s I realised that most of the actors had English accents lol. I found out that the film was filmed only 120 miles away from where I live lol. However you taught me a lot more things that I didn’t know. Thanks for posting. Video liked

I love your divine shirt !

Fuck i live buy there brecib i never knew

The scene at Damiens birthday party where the nanny tops herself was filmed at South Hill Park in Bracknell , shame you couldn't have squeezed that one in , otherwise very good , subbed

Great video guys 👏

The Guiness Banking Family owned that house.My family in Surrey Bought it..Long Story.

Scariest movie ever thx for the video

It's shocking that Gregory Peck in a way chose to do this film about a man confronting who his son is when his real life son died the previous year in mystrerious circumstances,first believed to be murdered but eventual cause of death was recorded as suicide.

Loved it!

Smashing job. A wonderful film and these location shoots you're doing are brilliant many thanks :)

Nice one guys 👍

Excellent thank you

I called in at Crickadarn last summer on the way back to Yorkshire from the Steelhouse Rock Festival in Ebbw Vale and had exactly the same feelings as you guys - photos in front of the cottage, the garage door, the churchyard gate and in the graveyard, it was brilliant. A long time ago (over thirty years ago) I bumped into Jenny Agutter in Harrogate where I used to work, she was appearing at the Conference Centre and coming out of the sandwich shop I used to go to for my dinner everyday as I was going in, so I held the door open for her and said "After you, Jenny". She smiled, but looked at me as if to say "Do I know you?", and I didn't have the heart to tell her she was possibly my favourite actress (at the time) and had starred in some of my favourite films, AAWIL being the greatest. But I love Logan's Run, Equus, Walkabout and The Eagle Has Landed as well. I love this film the most though. My brother is in an obscure rock band, you won't have heard of them, he met Brian Glover and asked him to recreate the "That's Enough. That's Enough" vocal part, which he recorded then included as the opening intro for one of their songs.

Years ago we were down a backstreet taking photos of old building front and some tourists were being given a tour. One asked why we were taking photos. We pointed out the building front was were lock stock and two smoking barrels was filmed.

10:20 Yep was a dump. I was a small kid only know as love st Katherine's docks which is near by. That used to be a dockyard and didn't look great but st Katherine's docks now is really nice and expensive to live.

[1:56] -- we have some little shy werewolves in the background...

American Werewolf In London ?.😊

Very entertaining guys. I especially love the opening scenes in the welsh countryside and village, very atmospheric.

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

Thanks for the spoiler free review. I'm looking forward to this now. Murder on the Orient express is a great film if you get a chance but best watched around Christmas for the snowy atmosphere. Cheers

Totally agree with this. I thought the film was fine. I don't regret watching it. It was just O.K.

When I first saw the film I never thought it was supposed to be set in America, looks very British it’s not mentioned it’s America. Julia and all the men she killed all had British accents the movers that were carrying the mattress one of them played the original bar man Les in men behaving badly.