• Audio Commentary by Paul Davis*
• Audio Commentary with Actors David Naughton and Griffin Dunne
• Mark of the Beast: The Legacy of the Universal Werewolf* (1080p; 1:17:18) is an absolutely wonderful retrospective by Daniel Griffith that revisits some of those very backlot locations I mentioned above while giving a nice history of Universal's history with werewolves.
• An American Filmmaker in London* (1080p; 11:41) is a fun new interview with John Landis, who discusses working in England.
• Wares of the Wolf* (1080p; 7:58) is another new piece featuring SFX Artist Dan Martin discussing things like makeup and special effects, while also looking at costumes and props from the film, with Prop Store's Tim Lawes.
• I Think He's a Jew: The Werewolf's Secret* (1080p; 11:26) is a really engaging video essay by Jon Spira about his perceived subtext of Jewish identity in the film, which is actually something I mentioned to a noted film critic decades ago, who completely pooh-poohed the idea. Way to go, Mr. Spira, it's nice to know there are two of us.
• The Werewolf's Call* (1080p; 11:26) is a dialogue between Corin Hardy and Simon Ward about their histories with the film.
• Beware the Moon (1080i; 1:37:39) is the excellent retrospective by Paul Davis which features numerous cast and crew interviews, and which was previously released on the Universal versions.
• Making An American Werewolf in London (1080p; 4:54) is a short archival piece with some fun footage of Naughton's head mold being formed and Landis' skill (?) as a stuntman.
• An Interview with John Landis (720p; 18:19) is another archival piece.
• Make Up Artist Rick Baker on An American Werewolf in London (720p; 11:13) offers Baker's memories of working on the film and at least a few other aspects of his career.
• I Walked With a Werewolf (1080i; 7:30) is a fun archival interview with Rick Baker which gets into Universal's history with wolfman characters.
• Casting of the Hand (1080p; 10:59) is an archival look from October 1980 at more of the casting processes David Naughton underwent to create some of the prosthetics for the film.
• Outtakes (1080p; 3:07) are windowboxed, with timecodes and without a soundtrack.
• Storyboard Featurette (1080p; 2:27) offers two kinda sorta side by side frames, one with storyboards, the other with footage from the film.
• Original Trailers*
  • Trailer (1080p; 2:53)
  • Teaser (1080p; 1:01)
  • TV Spot (1080p; 00:31)
• Image Galleries* are authored for Manual Advance, hence no timings:
  • Production Stills (1080p)
  • Behind the Scenes (1080p)
  • Posters (1080p)
  • Lobby Cards (1080p)
  • Storyboards (1080p) contains some really interesting introductory (text) comments by artist John Bruno.
  • Shooting Schedule (1080p)

Re-discover one of the most gripping horror films of all-time with the cult classic An American Werewolf in London.

Blending the macabre with a wicked sense of humor, director John Landis (National Lampoon's Animal House) delivers a contemporary take on the classic werewolf tale in this story of two American tourists who, while traveling in London, find their lives changed forever when a viscious wolf attacks them during a full moon. Featuring groundbreaking, Academy Award-winning make-up by Rick Baker (The Wolfman), this digitally remastered Full Moon Edition also includes the new feature-length documentary Beware the Moon.