The potential downsides to mucking about with the space-time continuum.
As seen in...
John Landis's horror-com classic 'An American Werewolf in London' (1981), which sees a pair of American tourists stroll off the beaten track and into North Yorkshire's most sinister boozer.
The regulars
Gruff farming types with string round their welly boots, plus the occasional bloodthirsty lycanthrope.
The atmosphere
Unfriendly would be an understatement: this is the kind of joint where the darts players freeze in mid-throw as soon as a stranger enters the room.
What to order
A pint of bitter. But drink fast, they don't much like your kind round 'ere.
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