That's the hook of the new remake of the 1985 horror-comedy cult favorite Fright Night, in which vampires ... Namely, this is a horror movie that earns laughs off our nation's fears about ...

While it may be an arguable honorific for others, for myself, 1985’s Fright Night is the greatest vampire movie ever made. It exists at a perfect, special place within the history of vampire ...

Fright Night knows what it is supposed to offer ... Directed by Craig Gillespie (Lars and the Real Girl), the movie mostly succeeds in respecting its source and its fan base.

Can a 3-D horror movie be a thing of beauty? In the case of theremake of “Fright Night,” the answer is “Yes!” This violent —- and violently funny —- vampire tale coversno new ground ...

Fright Night opens today and CBM continues its behind the scenes look at the making of this remake of the 1985 original vampire classic. In this installment, having previously discussed the ...

Fright Night: Film Review. A steady supply of spiky humor and a game cast keep director Craig Gillespie’s film cooking most of the way, says THR film critic Todd McCarthy.

Three stars Cast Anton Yelchin, Colin Farrell, Imogen Poots, Toni Collette, David Tennant, Christopher Mintz-Plasse. Director Craig Gillespie, written by Marti Noxon Rated R, for bloody horror viol… ...

Fright Night Review Horror loving teenager Charley Brewster is sure that a vampire has moved in next door, so he turns to washed-up actor Peter Vincent, now hosting a cheap TV show called Fright ...

By Todd McCarthy The second release in two weeks (after Glee: The 3D Concert Movie) to do next to nothing with its 3D format, Fright Night is nonetheless a moderately amusing remake of the well ...