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Starring: Chris Sarandon, William Ragsdale, Roddy McDowall
Released: 1985
Rating: R
Length: 106 Minutes
Plot
Teenage vampire-fanatic Charlie Brewster believes that new neighbor Jerry Dandridge is a vampire, but no one believes him.
Horrorfest Administrator Review
Very 80′s horror flick. About as cheesy and overdone as the decade it was made in. More amusing than scary. Would have been more suited to be a dark comedy by today’s standards.
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AAAWWW, Man. I feel like you just insulted one of my kids. I loved this movie back in the day. The “Cheesieness” is what made it so good. Love the site though, Bro! Keep up the great content!
Thanks for the compliment Gruks! I knew I would take some heat for this one, but I have to call them like I see them. You are right though, the cheesiness can be fun, and like I said it makes it a pretty good dark comedy.
Shocking.
Fright Night is one of the all-time great vampire films. Everything about it is great from story, to setting, to acting, to filming.
Jerry Dandridge (aka Chris Sarandon) is one of my favorite Vamps of all time.
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