An American Werewolf in London came up with a genuine on-air endorsement 5 times across the episodes we processed. This page collects every one of those moments: who said it, what they said, and the exact point in the episode.
John Landis's 1981 horror-comedy An American Werewolf in London has picked up five mentions on Joe Rogan's podcast, usually when guests are discussing practical effects and the golden age of physical makeup work in film.
We combed the transcripts for every instance and lined up the exact quote with a YouTube timestamp. It is a niche pick, but the consistency of the praise is what earned it a page here.
“that's the greatest werewolf movie of all time no question because it's John Landis it's actually funny ... it's really good it's a good movie” — Joe Rogan 01:54:53
Two old comedian friends ramble through fame, fitness, addiction, bow hunting, Colorado wolves, the mob, war stories, and jiu-jitsu humiliation.
“remember the movie American Werewolf in London when he's like on his back the best oh my Joe great movie” — Joe Rogan 00:57:19
Joe Rogan and Duncan Trussell riff for hours on telepathy, consciousness, AI, drones, the Biden coup, and farts in jars.
“you saw the wolf out there yeah I worshiped that movie yeah that movie was so fun it was such a great movie” — Joe Rogan 00:04:48
Legendary Hollywood producer Jon Peters tells Joe Rogan wild stories from hairdresser-to-mogul, plus deep UFC fandom and old-school fight memories.
“American we're off in London my favorite all-time films it's one of the greatest movies ever ever” — Chad Stahelski 01:20:45
John Wick director Chad Stahelski on building the franchise, stunt craft, dog training, practical effects, and AI's looming threat to filmmaking.
“that was my 100 my favorite horror movie that I love that movie because it's funny it's terrifying” — Joe Rogan 00:12:36
Viral 'Rich Men North of Richmond' singer Oliver Anthony tells Joe Rogan about sudden fame, his head injury, depression, and finding faith.
