19. Fright Night, 1985
Boy is this a fun movie! The story is interesting and entertaining, the characters are likeable and the special effects kick ass.
This is a pretty solid movie, it honors the classic vampire films, there are a bunch of Universal posters in the background and a few scenes of the Hammer classics, as well as the myths of the vampires and the ways a vampire can be killed. Remember: a cross is not good unless you have faith.
I love the idea of a horror fan catching a vampire in the act, there are some things that may seem a little cliche by today’s standards but it still holds up.
Over all it’s a fun movie and I think any horror fan should give it a watch.
P.S. A puppet that was created for another Columbia Pictures production, Ghost Busters, makes his debut in Fright Night. If you watch the movie it becomes pretty obvious which one.
Boy is this a fun movie! The story is interesting and entertaining, the characters are likeable and the special effects kick ass.
This is a pretty solid movie, it honors the classic vampire films, there are a bunch of Universal posters in the background and a few scenes of the Hammer classics, as well as the myths of the vampires and the ways a vampire can be killed. Remember: a cross is not good unless you have faith.
I love the idea of a horror fan catching a vampire in the act, there are some things that may seem a little cliche by today’s standards but it still holds up.
Over all it’s a fun movie and I think any horror fan should give it a watch.
P.S. A puppet that was created for another Columbia Pictures production, Ghost Busters, makes his debut in Fright Night. If you watch the movie it becomes pretty obvious which one.
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