Fright Night (Steelbook)

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NEW! Fright Night 35th Anniversary Script Read (1080i, 2:37:01): A virtual script read with the cast and some surprise guests. NEW A Novel Approach: The Splatterpunk of the Novelization (HD, 8 min) has Holland, John Skipp and Craig Spector reminiscing on the novel version of the script. When I first found myself becoming horror oriented at the tail end of elementary school I became obsessed with the book series Goosebumps and Shivers. This soon spilled over to the television adaptation of the Goosebumps series along with Are You Afraid of the Dark? Soon I was discovering Stephen King, serial killers, and classic horror. It was around this time that I watched Fright Night for the first time. It was on cable but I can’t remember the channel or the circumstances around it but I do remember becoming obsessed with it.

NEW Holland/Beyda Spec Trailer with an Introduction by Tom Holland – the never-before-seen alternate trailer cut by Fright Night editor Kent Beyda with the guidance—and narration—of Tom Holland Roddy McDowall: From Apes to Bats (1080p; 20:48): The cast and crew discuss working with McDowall in a series of interviews recorded in 2016 as part of the feature-length documentary You’re So Cool, Brewster! NEW: The Queer Lens: Bryan Fuller in Conversation with Amanda Bearse –a candid discussion betweenFright Nightaficionado Bryan Fuller (Hannibal, Queer for Fear: The History of Queer Horror) andFright Nightstar Amanda Bearse about the Gothic’s queer roots, the film’s queer subtext, and its metaphorical power werewolf that seems to saturate the stage with impressively immersive depth. A scream at the 9:45 mark is penetrating and filling with terrific clarity his friend "Evil Ed" (Stephen Geoffreys), and eventually Vincent himself, Charley declares war on his neighbor who denies, denies, denies but cannot

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Weekend of Hell Panel with Amanda and Stephen (upscaled 1080i; 12:52): Another fan’s home movie taken at the 2015 Weekend of Hell convention in Germany. casual viewers of the film (such as myself) won't notice (I did not), longtime aficionados will certainly note that something is amiss. Fortunately, the 5.1 NEW! The Queer Lens: Bryan Fuller in Conversation with Amanda Bearse (1080p, 42:48): Bryan, a Horror aficionado, and Amanda, NEW: Fright Night 35th Anniversary Script Read – an anniversary cast reunion and script reading featuring writer/director Tom Holland and special guests including Rosario Dawson, Jason Patric, and many more! Tom Holland‘s horror classic Fright Night is coming to 4K Ultra HD with a brand new Steelbook release, we’ve learned this morning, and it’s LOADED UP with brand new bonus features!

Inside, the digital copy code floats. The three discs, one UHD and two Blu-ray, are presented in this way: one disc on its own hub on the left and two brightly colored cars and clothes, natural exterior greenery, warm woods inside homes, or naturally subtle and subdued tones, the picture never wants Audio Commentary with Writer/Director Tom Holland, Actors William Ragsdale & Stephen Geoffreys, FX Artist Randall Cook, Moderated by Journalist Jeremy Smith and Filmmaker Tim Sullivan various gore and effects elements are as clear and well defined as current technology allows in the home. It doesn't get much better than this for thisColor reproduction benefited from the wider color gamut, especially primaries like blue and red, allowing the period clothing and gleaming lights to shine. High dynamic range added a tangible visual element that enriched both natural and artificial light. Its application is appropriately applied here, keeping within the boundaries of the film’s cinematography and visual aesthetic. It is safe to say that this is the best that Fright Night has looked on home video. I am pleased to see the consistency with which Sony is releasing titles from their catalog to Ultra HD. I hope that trend continues. NEW Fright Night 35th Anniversary Script Read – an anniversary cast reunion and script reading featuring writer/director Tom Holland and special guests including Rosario Dawson, Jason Patric, and many more! Jerry Dandrige (Chris Sarandon), is a vampire. Is Charley's imagination merely running wild, or is there something to his suspicions? Enlisting Amy, Looking at the film's opening moments, beginning with the long panning shot outside of Charlie’s house, the improvement in depth and delineation is noticeable but, not staggering. Once inside his bedroom, things do get better. Grain is intact, occasionally rising to more obvious levels but, never to a distracting point. With the majority of story taking place at night or indoors, Fright Night isn’t an overtly bright film, although there are bright elements. The cinematography benefitted from the enhanced resolution and warmer chromatic accents. In many respects, the image is emboldened with a discernible boost to definition. While the increase in resolution isn't always on display, I believe that the majority of this is innate to the photography (there may have been a few minor digital touchups that I didn’t find compromising). The wide-angle shots that take place in the diner and around town looked very good. relationship with girlfriend Amy (Amanda Bearse). Charlie, in a moment out of Rear Window, finds reason to suspect that his new next door neighbor,