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On Tuesday, December 13th, DreamWorks is releasing director Craig Gillespie's Fright Night DVD / Blu-ray review here) remake, the updated spin on writer/director Tom Holland's 1985 classic about a teenager who realizes his new neighbor is actually a vampire set on devouring his way through an unsuspecting town.
We are just days away from the Blu-ray and DVD release of Fright Night 2011 (home video review here), and if you missed it in theatres, you'll soon be having your chance to decide if it sucks in a good or bad way! To get you primed, we have some clips! Check 'em out!
Starring Anton Yelchin, Colin Farrell, David Tennant, Toni Collette, Christopher Mintz-Plasse
Directed by Craig Gillespie
The remake of the Tom Holland vampire classic Fright Night is on its way to DVD and Blu-ray, and we have your chance right here to score a copy and more! Read on for details!
The mixture of comedy and horror can be a really tough formula to get right, and lord knows it could either be a tremendous success or an awful mess. In this latest clip from the upcoming Blu-ray of Fright Night 2011 this process is examined. Dig it!
Have you checked out our dueling reviews of the Fright Night remake? You'll be able to figure out which camp you fall into soon enough as the flick is heading to DVD, Blu-ray, and Blu-ray 3D in December, and we've got all of the details of what to expect when the flick hits home!
Have you checked out our dueling reviews of the Fright Night remake? Did you even head out to see it? You'll be able to figure out which camp you fall into soon enough as the flick is headed home on DVD, Blu-ray, and Blu-ray 3D!
It's been quite some time since we've gotten an update on Robopocalypse, which Steven Spielberg is directing for DreamWorks, but now it looks like financing is in place, or will be shortly, with Dreamworks and Fox teaming up to co-finance the project.
We've known for a while that Steven Spielberg and Stephen King were joining forces to develop a TV series based on King's supernatural thriller Under the Dome, and now that the project has found a home at Showtime, things should be heating up shortly.
This weekend’s ultra violent reboot of Conan the Barbarian and remake of Fright Night have been met with widely differing critical reactions. Who’s right? Who’s wrong? Judging by their respective box office takes, it's more like, “Who cares?”
Harry Potter is done. The Twilight Saga is drawing to a close. The Hunger Games is a ways off. What else can young adults look forward to? DreamWorks is hoping some good old fashioned Darkfever will do the trick!
After 26 years, the people are talking about Fright Night again ... and in a surprisingly good way, too. So we thought that in addition to our dueling reviews, you might like to check out what some other critics are saying about the movie.
Now that Fright Night is finally out in theaters 26 years after the original, we thought it might be helpful to package some of our past coverage to help you dear readers make your decision on this weekend's movie selections. We even have two reviews to give you different perspectives!
Have our dueling reviews of Fright Night made you even more curious about the flick? So curious you can't wait until this weekend to check it out? Well, thanks to AMC Theatres you can see it early - beginning this Thursday, August 18th, at 9:00 PM!
One man. One woman. Both fans of the original Fright Night. Two reviewers have stepped up to the plate to deliver their thoughts on the remake of the month. Both opinions are pretty damned different. Whose side will you be on?
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