Overall Fright Night is a fun, stylish, solid worthy remake of the original that has enough gory violence to satisfy the most hardened horror fans as well as satisfying fans of the original alike. Without a doubt the second half is much better than the first. The only bad thing I can say about the film was that there were moments in the film that I felt dragged, the first half in particular as the film took a while to get into the story due to character development and setting. The effects are excellent and there are some great set pieces and the Director’s choice to shoot the film in 3D only enhances it, with each time Jerry sinks his teeth into a victim blood splatters across the screen, arms and heads go flying and it makes you feel like running for the nearest exit.Īnother great part of the film is seeing David “Doctor Who” Tennant’s vampire hunter, Peter Vincent, who is a great laugh and a riot when he finally appears on screen battling vampires with his array of cool weapons, David Tennant needs to do more movies. Rising star Anton Yelchin is great as the main and shows that he is a talent to be reckoned with. The cast are excellent Colin Farrell is great fun playing the bloodsucker next door Jerry, and you can clearly see he is having a Ball with the character. What I particularly liked about Fright Night is its originality there were no intentions to fill the film up with a host of cheap scares that audiences have seen before, take last year’s A Nightmare On Elm Street for example which largely consisted in boo scares. It also contains an excellent choreographed finale that will have you clawing for sunlight by the end. To sum up Fright Night, it is a fun and stylish addition to the genre and rightfully so as it is action pact and offers enough blend of thrills and chills to sink your teeth into as well as adding some delicious 3D moments and some great monster moments, from hideous transformations, to crosses being thrown across the screen.
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Fright Night focuses on a student Charlie Brewster, who uncovers a series of mysterious disappearances and with the little help of geeky best pal Ed and girlfriend Amy, they uncover the shocking revelation that Charlie’s next door neighbour may in fact be a bloodsucking vampire out to infect the whole town. If youre a vampire and you see this woman walking towards you, youd better run. Throughout the series, shes proven that shes plucky, determined, daring, and as tough as nails. would work on screen, its not surprising that Peters contributions to Dracula. With three seasons of kicking vampire butt under her belt, Vanessa Van Helsing has only grown stronger as a character. Although great action scenes, Van Helsing is a pathetic attempt to create interesting monster characters but senseless with daft screenplay and terrible.
2011’s Fright Night is a hip, hop remake of the 1985 original which became a cult classic of its time. Van Helsing (Peter Cushing) arrives at Castle Dracula and finds Harkers.
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