Fright Night Part 2 (1988) Part 5

Welcome to Fright Night for real...AGAIN! The fearless vampire killers are back in this entertaining and faithful sequel to the beloved 1985 vampire classic. Horror-fan Charley Brewster (William Ragsdale) returns as well "The Fearless Vampire Killer", Peter Vincent (Roddy McDowall) to take on a vicious vixen bent on revenge! After staking his charming yet blood-thirsty neighbor Jerry Dandrige, Brewster becomes convinced by his therapist that vampires don't exist, and that there is a rational explanation for everything. As soon as Charley tries to put it all behind him, a mysterious "performance artist", named Regine (Julie Carmen) moves into Peter Vincent's building. Charley becomes convinced she's a vampire and returns to the terrifying conclusion that vampires do exist. He once again enlists the help "of an old friend", Peter Vincent to once again fight the forces of darkness as long as his show's ratings don't take a nose dive. Charley soon realizes that death is sometimes betting than becoming one of the undead. As the hours draw near can Peter and Charley's girlfriend Alex (Traci Lind) save him from becoming one of Regine's undead tortured slaves?

Fright Night Part 2 (1988) Part 7

Welcome to Fright Night for real...AGAIN! The fearless vampire killers are back in this entertaining and faithful sequel to the beloved 1985 vampire classic. Horror-fan Charley Brewster (William Ragsdale) returns as well "The Fearless Vampire Killer", Peter Vincent (Roddy McDowall) to take on a vicious vixen bent on revenge! After staking his charming yet blood-thirsty neighbor Jerry Dandrige, Brewster becomes convinced by his therapist that vampires don't exist, and that there is a rational explanation for everything. As soon as Charley tries to put it all behind him, a mysterious "performance artist", named Regine (Julie Carmen) moves into Peter Vincent's building. Charley becomes convinced she's a vampire and returns to the terrifying conclusion that vampires do exist. He once again enlists the help "of an old friend", Peter Vincent to once again fight the forces of darkness as long as his show's ratings don't take a nose dive. Charley soon realizes that death is sometimes betting than becoming one of the undead. As the hours draw near can Peter and Charley's girlfriend Alex (Traci Lind) save him from becoming one of Regine's undead tortured slaves?

Fright Night Part 2 (1988) Part 6

Welcome to Fright Night for real...AGAIN! The fearless vampire killers are back in this entertaining and faithful sequel to the beloved 1985 vampire classic. Horror-fan Charley Brewster (William Ragsdale) returns as well "The Fearless Vampire Killer", Peter Vincent (Roddy McDowall) to take on a vicious vixen bent on revenge! After staking his charming yet blood-thirsty neighbor Jerry Dandrige, Brewster becomes convinced by his therapist that vampires don't exist, and that there is a rational explanation for everything. As soon as Charley tries to put it all behind him, a mysterious "performance artist", named Regine (Julie Carmen) moves into Peter Vincent's building. Charley becomes convinced she's a vampire and returns to the terrifying conclusion that vampires do exist. He once again enlists the help "of an old friend", Peter Vincent to once again fight the forces of darkness as long as his show's ratings don't take a nose dive. Charley soon realizes that death is sometimes betting than becoming one of the undead. As the hours draw near can Peter and Charley's girlfriend Alex (Traci Lind) save him from becoming one of Regine's undead tortured slaves?

Fright Night Part 2 (1988) Part 1

Welcome to Fright Night for real...AGAIN! The fearless vampire killers are back in this entertaining and faithful sequel to the beloved 1985 vampire classic. Horror-fan Charley Brewster (William Ragsdale) returns as well "The Fearless Vampire Killer", Peter Vincent (Roddy McDowall) to take on a vicious vixen bent on revenge! After staking his charming yet blood-thirsty neighbor Jerry Dandrige, Brewster becomes convinced by his therapist that vampires don't exist, and that there is a rational explanation for everything. As soon as Charley tries to put it all behind him, a mysterious "performance artist", named Regine (Julie Carmen) moves into Peter Vincent's building. Charley becomes convinced she's a vampire and returns to the terrifying conclusion that vampires do exist. He once again enlists the help "of an old friend", Peter Vincent to once again fight the forces of darkness as long as his show's ratings don't take a nose dive. Charley soon realizes that death is sometimes betting than becoming one of the undead. As the hours draw near can Peter and Charley's girlfriend Alex (Traci Lind) save him from becoming one of Regine's undead tortured slaves?

FRIGHT NIGHT AROUND THE TOWN MOVIE REVIEW

I give my opinon on the latest remake!!!

Movie Review: Fright Night (2011)

Not as good as the 1985 original cult classic, but still a cut above the average horror remake. Not as serious and epic as in the trailer, but a fun ride with a great performance from Colin Ferrell as Jerry the vampire neighbor to Charley Brewster (Anton Yelchin). 7.5/10

empire big screen - David Tennant introduces fright night at the UK premiere

Former Doctor Who star David Tennant has filled Roddy McDowell's shoes as Peter Vincent in the remake of the classic horror film fright night. 0:50 oh, its big in 'ere 0:55 as i ran down i got a microphone put in my hand like Madonna. :) here he is introducing the film at the uk premiere which took place this past weekend at empire's big screen weekend.

Week 56 - JASaare Reviews Fright Night II

Movie Review Fright Night II. Directed by Tommy Lee Wallace. Starring William Ragsdale, Roddy McDowall, Julie Carmen, and Traci Lind. Synopsis: Three years after killing the vampire in the original, Charlie has started to believe it was all his imagination and starts to forget that vampires truly exist - until four strangers lead by Regina, a noted actress, arrives at Peter Vincent's house and starts to have an unhealthy interest in Charlie, Peter and Charlie's new girlfriend Alex. It becomes clear that Regina is Jerry's (the vampire in the original film) sister and she is determined to get revenge on the friends and plans to turn Charlie into a vampire - so that he can face his punishment for all eternity.

Fright Night Part 2 (1988) Part 4

Welcome to Fright Night for real...AGAIN! The fearless vampire killers are back in this entertaining and faithful sequel to the beloved 1985 vampire classic. Horror-fan Charley Brewster (William Ragsdale) returns as well "The Fearless Vampire Killer", Peter Vincent (Roddy McDowall) to take on a vicious vixen bent on revenge! After staking his charming yet blood-thirsty neighbor Jerry Dandrige, Brewster becomes convinced by his therapist that vampires don't exist, and that there is a rational explanation for everything. As soon as Charley tries to put it all behind him, a mysterious "performance artist", named Regine (Julie Carmen) moves into Peter Vincent's building. Charley becomes convinced she's a vampire and returns to the terrifying conclusion that vampires do exist. He once again enlists the help "of an old friend", Peter Vincent to once again fight the forces of darkness as long as his show's ratings don't take a nose dive. Charley soon realizes that death is sometimes betting than becoming one of the undead. As the hours draw near can Peter and Charley's girlfriend Alex (Traci Lind) save him from becoming one of Regine's undead tortured slaves?

Fright Night (2011) Movie Review [HD]

I Review the new Remake of Fright Night, is this a good movie or is it just another movie for those idiotic twilight fans, lets see.Enjoy and Remember to Comment and subscribe and Follow and Like my Pages BrokenSteel1228 Facebook: www.facebook.com Brokensteel1228 Twitter: twitter.com

Sandra Vergara bares her...soul?...in "Fright Night"

This remake of a slightly silly 1985 "vampire hunter" film, Fright Night, is getting some positive buzz as a much more intense and serious film that its predecessor, especially with Colin Farrel in the role made famous by the much less rough-around-the-edge Chris Sarandon back in the day, and the redoubtable Roddy McDowell replaced by a dark and dangerous version of the television vampire hunter (now a successful Vegas illusionist)--this one courtesy of recent Doctor Who David Tennant, in a role everyone's waiting to see. But no good vampire movie can make it through ninety minutes without an Exotic Vampiress or three, and often as not those exotic women are Latina. (Our personal favorite: Salma Hayek in the early stages of career development--well, not that early--in Robert Rodriguez' From Dusk til Dawn. ) This time the honor is taken by Sandra Vergara, who is somehow related (or not?) to Sophia Vergara (we don't want to get into the middle of that), and does seem to resembles her in certain key strategic ways. Dreamworks and director Craig Gillespie (United States of Tara) recently released a few more scenes from Fright Night, and one of them showcases Vergara at her finest. Take a look below...and take a moment to wonder what she'll look like when fully transformed in a blood-sucking she-demon. (We're still shuddering over Hayek's snakey-bloodsucking thing from years ago.)

Fright Night (2011) Movie Review

A remake of the 1985 original, teenager Charley Brewster (Anton Yelchin) suspects that his new neighbor Jerry Dandrige (Colin Farrell) is a vampire responsible for a string of recent deaths. When no one believes him, he enlists the help of Peter Vincent (David Tennant), a self proclaimed vampire killer and Las Vegas magician, to help him take down Jerry. Fun Fact-Peter Vincent is named after two horror icons, Peter Cushing and Vincent Price.

Fright Night: Why Not A Fright Night Third Sequel??

I always wondered why a FN third sequel was never made. Well I wrote my own and this is the fanfic to let ya'll know about it.

Chris Sarandon and William Ragsdale w/Roddy McDowell in the Original Fright Night

The Shadow Gallery - FRIGHT NIGHT 2011 REVIEW!!!

A review of the 2011 remake of the 1985 cult classic vampire film FRIGHT NIGHT.

fright night part 2

Fright Night part 2 soundtrack and score .

TGI Fright Night (Fright Night Review)

The remake of the 1985 cult classic Fright Night (in theatres August 19th) is a breath of fresh air in the cinematic world of Vampires. Written by Buffy alum Marti Noxon and directed by Craig Gillespie this film has a lot to live up to, and yet might be the start of a renaissance in Vampire films. Anthony Breznican's Article from Entertainment Weekly: popwatch.ew.com

Fright Night 2011 - A Remake

Fright Night 2011 is a remake of a cult 80's horror film where teenager Charlie Brewster spends most nights watching His favourite show Fright Night hosted by his hero Peter Vincent played by (Roddy McDowell).

Whilst watching one night with his girlfriend Amy he witnesses strange goings on next door, and after some investigating finds out new neighbour Jerry played by (Chris Sarandon), is a vampire responsible for a some unexplained disappearances.

Charlie try's to tell best friend Evil Ed the school nerd about it and girlfriend Amy, but neither believe him so he turns to the police and after calling on the new neighbours they to put it down to an over active imagination.

Jerry try's to warn off Charlie, but he turns to the one person he thinks will believe him Vincent and at first even he is reluctant but eventually comes to the aid helping Charlie, after Jerry goes after ED and Amy.

Fright Night was and probably still is one of the better vampire horrors around, the special effects at the time where good in an era that did not have multi-million dollar budgets, it also has comedy linked in with the horror that gives it that little extra where one moment you may be laughing and the next a little terrified maybe.

Fright Night 2011 follows the original in a fashion in that all the characters seem to be named the same but Charlie s girlfriend Amy played by British Actress "Imogen Poots" is an exchange student and Charlie is popular after ditching best friend evil Ed who is the brains this time around it seems.

Ed is the one who points out to Charlie about the disappearances and whilst at first he does not believe it when Ed says Charlies new neighbour Jerry played this time around by (Colin Farrell) a good choice of bad guy in my opinion is a vampire, he changes his mind after doing some investigative work of his own.

The role of Peter Vincent this time around is played by British actor (David Tennant) and he is a Las Vegas magician come supernatural vampire killer who Charlie turns to as a cat and mouse game plays out between Jerry and Charlies, girlfriend and mother played by (Toni Collette).

Fright Night 2011 looks promising if the trailer is anything to go by, the film seems to have a more updated darker theme to it than the original but as with all classic 80's remakes I will wait until I have seen Fright Night 2011 before I actually judge on its quality.

A good part of the trailer is when Ed tells Charlie that his neighbour Jerry is a vampire and he responds that Jerry is a terrible name for a vampire

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Diablo Cody interviews 'Fright Night' director Tom Holland Part 2 of 2

Diablo Cody interviews Tom Holland, writer/director of one of my favorite movies of all- time "Fright Night". Both "Fright Night" movies needs a special edition DVD and Blue-Ray Damn it!

Fright Night (1985) Movie Review

This is my review of the 1985 movie Fright Night. Please leave comments and rate this video. My website is at awesomemoviework.blogspot.com