Fright Night is a 1985 American horror film written and directed by Tom Holland and produced by Herb Jaffe. It stars William Ragsdale, Chris Sarandon (who later starred in another Tom Holland hit horror film Child's Play), Roddy McDowall and Amanda Bearse. The film was released on August 2, 1985 and was followed by a sequel, Fright Night Part II (1988), and a 3D remake in 2011. Charley Brewster (William Ragsdale) is a huge fan of traditional...
Peter Vincent returns to his hosting duties of Fright Night as Charley and Am...
Amy fools Charley, then turns around fully vamped out for the attack.
Amy corners Charley in the basement, tries to seduce him.
Peter hears the bells chime, indicating the sun is coming up.
A fully vamped out Jerry faces down Peter Vincent when Peter puls out his cro...
Jerry commands Amy to wake up and attack Peter and Charley from the rooftop.
Jerry throws Charley down next to a recently turned vampire, Amy.
Evil Ed surprises Peter Vincent by emerging from Judy Brewster's bed and read...
Peter has run over the Charley's house to use the phone, notices Judy may be ...
Dandridge throws down the gauntlet to the vampire killing duo.
Jerry Dandridge appears before Charley and Peter at the top of the steps, moc...
Peter Vincent chants his courage out loud as they enter Dandridge's house, th...
Peter Vincent gathers his courage and shows up to help Charley after all, wit...
Peter Vincent forces Charley to grab hold of a crucifix before allowing him i...
Jerry Dandridge, calm and cool as ever, continues to taunt Charley in the nig...
Amy breaks down and tells Charley that Peter Vincent is a phony, she paid him...
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