Fright Night
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Movie Reviews of Fright Night
Movie Review: an outstanding horror film... ''
Summary: 5 Stars
Meet jerry dandridge he's sweet, sexy,and like to sleep in late. you might thing he's the perfect neighbor. but befor inviting jerry in for a nightcap, there's just one thing you should know. jerry prefers his drinks warm, red- and straight from the jugular! it's FRIGHT NIGHT, a horrifc howl starring {chris sarandon} as the seductive vampire and {william ragsdale} as the frantic teenager struggling to keep jerry's deadly fangs out of his neck. only 17-year-old charley brewster {Ragsdale} know jerry's bloodcurdling secret. when charley can't get anybody to believe him, he turns to tv horror host peter vincent {Roddy Mcdowall}, who used to be the ''Gret vampire killer'' of the movies. can these mortals save charley and his sweetheart amy {Amanda Bearse} from the wrathful bloodsucker's toothy embrace? if you love being scared, FRIGHT NIGHT will give you the nightmare of your life!Movie Review: A modern-day vampire classic! Not to be missed!
Summary: 5 Stars
"Fright Night" is exactly that--a night full of the very best frights! Directed and written by horrormeister Tom Holland, "Fright Night" tells the very stylish tale of Charlie Brewster and his next-door neighbor. What's the significance of that coffin in the basement? Why are there gorgeous females entering the house and then exiting...in a body bag? Charlie wants to find out! So, he solicits the help of "vampire hunter," Peter Vincent, played to the hilt by the late/great Roddy McDowall. Holland keeps the action moving at a frantic, fun pace--and this is easily the best mix of laughs and horror ever put on celluloid. Forget "Scary Movie" and "Scary Movie II," ad nauseum. This is the real deal! And the DVD is flawless, a beautiful print! Ya know? I think I want to watch it, again!Movie Review: One of the 5 best horror movies EVER!you're so cool Brewster
Summary: 5 Stars
Fright Night, Clownhouse, Halloween, Scream, and A nightmare on Elm Street are the five greatest Horror movie ever. Fright Night is a 1986 vampire flick written and directed by Tom Holland(Child's play). Charlie Brewster is a high school kid who lives with his mother and has a girlfriend. He notices that his next door neighbor Jerry Dandridge is carrying a coffin into his bassment for his sleep during the day. He gets Peter Vincent to help him out. This movie is AWESOME. Horror Movies from the 1980's are the best(except Halloween "1979"). Chris Sarandon is great as an intimidating SCARY vampire. i rented this movie and kept it overdue for almost a month because of repeated viewings. Get this classic to add to your scary movie collection, it is probably better than anything that you already have!Movie Review: "You promised you wouldn't let him get me!!!"
Summary: 5 Stars
I am now 20 and I saw this movie when I was pretty young. Whenever I went to visit my cousin, she would play the part of Amy coming down the stairs saying "What's the matter, Charlie? Don't you WANT me anymore???" And I would always be the sympathetic guy Charlie... This movie has always been one of my faves.. I'm a big fan of the vampire movies anyways, liking 'The Lost Boys', 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' (the tv show), 'Angel', 'Interview With a Vampire', etc... But this movie is not only horror, but it also has a great mix of comedy in it. When I saw the movie "Vamp", it was clear that both movies were trying to pull off the whole scary/funny thing but only "Fright Night" truly got it right. I highly recommend this movie!Movie Review: A movie well worth the buy
Summary: 5 Stars
If you're in the mood for a vampire movie, this is definitely the one to take a look at. The story is based on a teenage boy (played by "Herman's Head's" William Ragsdale) who suddenly finds that his favorite show is basically being played out in real life... A big fan of Peter Vincent's "Fright Night" ~ a show much like Elvira's at that time~ Charlie soon discovers that his neighbor is more than what he actually seems to be. He raves and rants that the man is a vampire hoping desperately that it'll actually reach the ears of his friends and that soon they will believe him... But will their belief in this nightmare-into-reality scenario come to late?This movie has an excellent soundtrack. Seriously a must have!