Fright Night Final Scene

[@quincycroft3323]

The way he stands up from the coffin is a direct callback to Nosferatu, and I love it!

[@ColJochen]

This was a great 80's popcorn flick. It was a Vampire film that was really fun and light hearted. The film also has alot of replay value. The casting was spot on.

[@marshalllancaster2314]

Went to the drive-in in summer of ‘85 knowing nothing about this movie. It’s easily one of my favorite movies.

[@ComputerHelpHawaii]

Has any youuns asked you what a drive in is?

[@jptang1701]

God, I miss the 80's..........

[@dancedownyeah25]

Me too

[@danieljwilson7918]

Me too. No decade like the 80s

[@kamaldonadelle4305]

@@danieljwilson7918 You can say that again. Best of music, movies, and cartoons

[@kamaldonadelle4305]

@@dancedownyeah25 I sure do miss the 80's

[@gregorykiser1524]

The 80's were an awesome time to grow up I was in my 20's, music movies ,culture just a great fun time!

[@johnreed3405]

"You have to have faith for that to work Mr. Vincent" Great, thanks for teaching me how to use this on you.

[@searchapostateprophetabdul2398]

😂😂

[@goback3spaces]

Yeah, totally. I guess being a vampire doesn't necessarily mean you're intelligent.

[@captnemerson9060]

He did tell him Didn't he 😂😂

[@ShadowSonic2]

That's actually something right from the Bram Stoker novel...something a real Vampire Expert would know anyways.

[@ComputerHelpHawaii]

I already commented on this but I'll say it again. GREAT acting on Roddy's part on that scene with just a look speaking volumes of his faith that the vampire now fears.

[@swjace]

I remember watching the behind the scenes documentary of this film and when Amanda Bearse’s character Amy had transformed into that wide mouth toothy nightmare, it was the first time William Ragsdale had ever seen her like that, so that scream was real cause she legitimately scared the pants off him. One of the best vampire films, had nightmares for days.

[@Dear1Stupit1Dog]

I remember in the documentary "you're so cool Charlie Brewster" Everyone from the director, make-up designer to Amanda Bearse were talking about how they thought this make-up was so dumb looking and they thought the audience would laugh at how over the top it is.

[@madisonbrown5766]

This was a great movie. Practical effects are better than most CGI. Silver Bullet movie scared me really bad. Think it came out the same year. 1985.

[@larrycurrycarpediem]

Yessir

[@C_AVATAR]

They don't make movies like this no more. Classic stuff...wait a minute Amanda Bearse from Married with Children??

[@swjace]

@@C_AVATAR yes that Amanda Bearse.

[@Angel-vb7bb]

I luv how the vampires look here. Hot yet ACTUALLY terrifying when they need to be. A perfect mix. The human appearance to lure ppl in but that’s just it they aren’t human.

[@PurpleYoda77]

One of my dad's favorites. That vampire chick STILL scares me. Good times great memories ❤️

[@ricardored207]

This is definitely a blueprint and an iconic classic none can compare‼️

[@gporr7004]

Still one of my favorites. Remember watching as a kid freaked out. Me and my father would watch it all the time. Chris Sarandon was awesome in this as well as everyone else. Old school 80s creepy movie.

[@theycallmechiefpiggum]

The awesomeness of a vampire who stands in front of a glass window and neglects to check the time cannot be understated.

[@Romeofud]

If you notice, Jerry Dandridge looks like a vampire from centuries ago when he changes, as opposed to vampires in movies today that look rather artificial and too modern looking. Evil also appears ancient when he turned as well. This here is what makes Fright Night legendary and haunting.

[@michaeltruthson6262]

Because Jerry was a vampire from centuries ago. He was 1000 years old alongside his twin sister Regine Dandridge and the strongest of their clan of flesh eaters. So it's only natural that his children those he infected and allowed to live would look as he and Regine did in their demonic form .

[@mdenmark604]

Great analysis and very good point - thanks! :-)

[@dancedownyeah25]

I’ve always thought this cuz it was a major significant difference from the vampires from then and today he was a real ancient real authentic Vampire to the very core and essence of one!

[@br4524]

@@michaeltruthson6262 I love both movies 1 and 2 the music was awesome too I love how Regine seduces Charlie all the while with a vengeful look in her eyes and voice, that just we can see and hear

[@TANKTREAD]

Remember, he's got some fruit bat in him. Jerry Dandridge rules.

[@michaellrakes5521]

Discarding the creepy rictus grin transformation ( which is AWESOME looking!), Amy was looking mighty fine coming down those stairs, i gotta admit lol one of the few times a victim starts looking WAY better once bitten!

[@MrMcsia]

I think human Amy is gorgeous too, not that wildly sexy but beautiful.

[@andyliau6786]

Jerry Dandridge an ancient vampire and he had a sister 'Regine Dandridge who was an vampire too and began to seek her revenge over her brother death in Fright Night 2 !

[@TangoSierra888]

Never forgot the scene where Amy turned into that wide-mouth ghoul, freaked me out as a kid

[@skycloud4802]

I love the smile right after she was manipulative and decieving. Played him like a sucker there, and he momentarily dropped his guard down.

[@kaylanward9497]

I’m freaked out about her now 😂

[@ColonelSternlove]

Amy vampire “Don’t you want meeee…” yes, I do actually. That vamp make-up though - wonderful

[@americanitalianisrael4008]

THIS IS A MASTERPIECE. EXCELLENT IN EVERY LEVEL.I LOVED IT THAT A GREAT ACTOR FROM THE PAST WAS IN THIS MOVIE. THE GREAT RODDY MCDOWELL.

[@jamesjackson4558]

The object lesson I learned from this movie is underestimate no one. Jerry after hundreds of years of winning and triumphing over those who discovered his secret had him brimming with over confidence. In the end he slept on the resolve of an elderly man and teenager who sent him to hell screaming.

[@burnningbridges]

Damn, I really miss Roddy McDowall! He was such a funny guy and a damn fine actor

[@kingsman8475]

I remember seeing him as a small kid in the " Poseidon Adventure." God I miss those movies to unsettle, scare, terrify and give us all general anxiety. Those were the days!

[@LotusFlowerLotus1170]

​@@kingsman8475 God always destroys evil-hearted people with bad luck, floods and drought

[@kingsman8475]

@@LotusFlowerLotus1170 No, he does not! The Bible is replete with God giving people 2nd and 3rd chances. Look at King David. He spared cities and towns and other characters in the Bible. You need to catch up on some reading and declarative statements. P.S. God is not involved with " bad luck." That is a human construct.

[@starstuff5371]

With no cgi this movie was done real good

[@angela5802]

None of the movies made today are as good as back then .. this movie is one of my favorites... The actors in it all amazing...

[@Riqsuav1]

Im 40 years old, i remember seeing this damn scene as a kid and it terrified me to my very soul!!! This was up there with The Exorcist!! Props to the makeup artists!! They did one helluva job on her!

[@PurpleYoda77]

AGREED!😎

[@kristinb8172]

I grew up sheltered and was never allowed to watch movies like this so I walked into this scene by accident at 19 years old, when my roommate was watching it, and I ran out of the room crying. 😂 I’m now 49 and have made up for lost time. LOVE campy 80s horror now!

[@gporr7004]

Im.40 as well. Saw this at a very young age and scared the shit outta me. My father warned me but I wouldnt listened. Lol. Clsssic movie

[@КисаГога]

Скажите название фильм

[@oliv6451]

@@КисаГогаfright night

[@podsmpsg1]

You have to have faith for that to work on me. Revealed your weakness. Thanks, Dude.

[@ShadowSonic2]

It's right there in Bram Stoker's Novel though, it's something a Vampire specialist would already know.

[@eastlondonkryptonian]

went to see this on a free ticket with the sun in 1985/86, one of the best vampire films ever

[@johnpatrickfay5288]

Romantic polanski Vampire killers.

[@joshuabassett7069]

The first time I watched this, I was just a toddler. My dad and I watched it together, and it's probably one of the most memorable movies I've ever watched. One of my earliest memories. It scared me, sure. But I loved it. And I still do.

[@leeanneyoungman8028]

Does anyone find themselves pulling Roddy McDowall faces when watching him.. love him! 😳😫🥺lol

[@konstantinoskaragiannis1596]

"Fright Night"(1985) is the best vampire horror movie of all time!

[@mmmbbop571]

Totally agree bra

[@desertweasel6965]

Lost boys, too.

[@borettabake4384]

"Silver Bullet" is another great movie!!!😁

[@chrishandsome9458]

@@borettabake4384 I luv that 2 😅

[@KingCeee]

One of the best

[@jenniferdavis6115]

I have loved this movie ever since it came out.

[@vasilisvasiliadis3256]

This was a scary vampire, great film, legendary

[@mark_beastpriest5539]

The original 1985 version is one of the best vampire movies I have ever seen.

[@geraldburke5147]

Then the original novelization will intrigue you further. The audiobook is on KZbin..enjoy!!

[@mark_beastpriest5539]

@@geraldburke5147 Thank you for the tip! I'll look into it.

[@paulsmith9192]

@Mark Poitras did you hear the original creator is writing a true sequel and bringing everybody to return? Its called resurrection

[@mark_beastpriest5539]

@@paulsmith9192 NO WAY!! Dude, thanks for letting me know!

[@Traditional_Wife1972]

My fave Vampire flicks of all time, Fright Night, Lost Boys and of course Near Dark!

[@ecftube]

CHRIS SARANDON is the best vampire ever !!

[@kimberlywisham295]

And he played in Chucky

[@shanejacobus]

The part where Jerry screams "Amyyyyyyyyyyyy!" just before he dies actually breaks my heart.

[@lewisner]

I felt sorry for him when the stake went into his heart. Dude was just trying to catch some shuteye.

[@greggillings9454]

It makes me laugh tbh. The way he groans each time a window is broken cracks me up too. Sounds like an old man lol. Oh yeah and when he takes the stake out, the groan he does is funny to me.

[@artistictalent]

@@greggillings9454 well I mean...he IS pretty old.

[@leonie.450]

@@lewisneractually no

[@batteryknuckles6689]

​@@greggillings9454yep. Those widows breaking, all that hollering, it must have been HOT😂

[@PotatoGunsRule]

Wow, those are some really good special effects!

[@TheCarnivalguy]

A great fan of sci fi/horror/fantasy films since I was 10, 60 years ago. So I’ve seen a lot of them. Fright Night is one of my favorites. While it’s not particularly frightening, the film is great fun with believable characters (especially the wonderful acting of veteran Roddy McDowell), good makeup and prosthetics, and the director manages to mold the film into a tribute to those vampire films that came before it, without it becoming a gross parody. Great film this one.

[@dharmaseed]

Interesting how the sky through the window gets lighter as Mr. Vincent's faith comes back to him.

[@wyntersteele1a]

I saw this years ago as a child and never forgot how freaked out I became seeing Jerry and Amy transformed. Amy's look especially for me. Evil did something to me also especially after he got the Cross to the forehead.

[@jeromerichardson6558]

One of my favorite Vamp movies lol got me cracking up😂 that's the Jerry Dandridge dance when he was burning ..ah.ah..ah.ahhhh.ahhhhhhhhh...lol

[@a7med-aldh45]

I like classic vampire movies

[@hewhoshallnotbenamed5168]

The most epic vampire death in all of cinema. The literal embodiment of "going out with a bang"!

[@KingCeee]

One of the most epic

[@hewhoshallnotbenamed5168]

@@KingCeee THE most epic.

[@KingCeee]

@@hewhoshallnotbenamed5168 One of the most epic

[@terrycook5248]

some explode, some implode....

[@haillobster7154]

I love it when humanoid monsters are not too cartoonishly OP; such as throwing people around like pillows or zooming around like Sonic. A more conservative strength level, like in this masterpiece, makes the action so much more enjoyable, suspenseful and believable.

[@ShadowSonic2]

I mean, Jerry DOES show super strength at various points in the film. Like when he tosses that bouncer around.

[@ShadowSonic2]

Man, Bearse did a good job in this flick. She starts off all cutesy-pie and goes to sexy vampiress and it's totally believable.

[@redsands1001]

Marcy Darcy. The first karen I ever loved

[@stichhavoc88]

Hate to tell you dude it’s not her when she’s fully turned it’s a stunt woman save for one or two up close shots

[@ShadowSonic2]

@@stichhavoc88 I mean, her acting and the lines. That's her, isn't it?

[@stichhavoc88]

@@ShadowSonic2 no the lines were dubbed in post it’s a stunt actress for this sequence as if I recall correctly this entrance and part of the fight between her and Charlie was a re-shoot

[@ShadowSonic2]

@@stichhavoc88 Darn, that stinks. You have a source for that?

[@herberttorojr7640]

Ahhh the good old 80s what a time

[@manuelluna216]

Fun fact Amy is Marcy from married with children when she was young.

[@Rose-xy5pe]

You know I saw Charley’s girlfriends as allegories for the two main female characters in Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Amy - Lucy Westerna, the pure and virtuous young woman who is at odds with an important decision regarding her relationship with a significant other but once she’s turned by a vampire she becomes a seductive but monstrous creature. Alexandra - Mina Harker, an educated and considerate young woman who is faithful to her significant other and goes out of her way to help him and assist the hunters in slaying the vampire.

[@siblej1]

Never seen a basement with so many windows

[@Shenruss]

Actually, this is more of a "cellar" than a basement, used predominantly for keeping wine and other goods. They make em like that a lot in New England, and some even have these wide shutter doors that open from the outside. Makes a bit of sense, as the basement would need a natural light source....vbut basically, it depends on the make and locality of the house.

[@misterjohnson7490]

Gotta love the irony that Jerry invited Mr. Vincent and Charlie to his home (using Amy as bait) with the intent of killing them and they killed him instead. I know it must have been mind boggling for him to grasp that after 1000 yrs of killing at will he got his ass handed to him by a eventual fearless vampire killer and a 16 year old kid.

[@Vegetadirk]

Für mich einer mit der besten Vampirfilme überhaupt 👍! Mit einer Träne im Knopfloch 80 er beste Zeit meines Lebens

[@saifurrahman995]

The 80s never dies.......

[@michaeltruthson6262]

After 1000 years of being an apostate of hell Jerry Dandridge finally faced his retribution battling two people he clearly underestimated.

[@geraldburke5147]

I always imagined his(Jerry) becoming a vampire was linked to his sister Regine. In Fright night 2, she does a sequence on Peter Vincent show, with fog, blood she transformation slowly into a monster. I always imagined that she was enacting the night she became a vampire. I see the story as.. She was the daughter of a minor noble spanish house long ago...her beauty, that she wore like a queen, was well known far and wide in their lands and beyond. So much so that she was stolen away from her home and family in the dead of night by something horrible and taken further into darkness. Her brother the heir apparent was a man of action and for love of his sister he sets out with all of his men at arms to pursue and recover his sister. The bother and his men followed for several day following tracks to a deep cave with a ravenous beast still clutching at the noble sister. In the ensuing battle all are slain except the brother Gerard D 'Andrge who continues to fight on dispite numerous wounds received.. Gerard kills the beast with fire, and is left mortally wounded for his struggle he then, with little strength left and life waiting Gerard frees his sister, who is now after so long bled and fed the creature is now turned like the beast. She embraces her dying brother and then feeds on her brother who in turn becomes like her...saving his life and damning it.. And that would be my back story for Regine and Jerry Dandridge But its not.. Sorry about the mess, I just really love the first and like the second film.

[@michaeltruthson6262]

@@geraldburke5147 😮😮😮😮 very good. However the Dandridge twins were quite amoral during their mortal existence thus their being chosen by their maker. Still your storyline is amazing.

[@Shenruss]

@@geraldburke5147 Splendid work! Actually, you'd be _surprised_ at the backstory of the character; there were *Fright Night* comic books in the 80s which went into detail, indicating he and his siter were actually _born_ vampires, and are between 400 to 1000 years old. After his death in the movie, Dandridge's ashes are collected by the a group called _The Legion of the Endless Night,_ a powerful vampire coven, so that he can be reborn. In this 1985 version of the character, Dandrige is said to be over 1,000 years old and comes from a long-extinct vampire clan based in Europe; that would explain his "old world" looks and style. The 2011 version, played with less intimidating panache but more wise-ass, sadistic humor by Colin Ferrel, is said to be at least 400 years old and belongs to a similar extinct "breed" of vampire hailing from some unknown island in the Mediterranean Sea. Personally, while I don't think we need an update, I'd _love_ to see a film which explored either of these backstories, especially the first. Elements of _your_ story, like the name, could be used. Think of it.... We (the audience) would have "seen" the story as it was "read" from an old journal, and the camera pulls back to see a now 50 year old _Charlie Brewster_ as the reader, "Book ending" the movie! Charlie would have collected all this information through his post-university years; this is also the time that he and Peter would have trained to become real "hunters." After Peter's eventual death, Charlie would've obsessively searched for years, gathering allies, seeking data...basically doing everything he could to defend against any possible future attacks, due to the events of _Fright Night 2._ 50 year old Charlie would look a bit like John McClaine, not "super human", but kind of "kick-ass veteran good guy" who's been through hell. Oh, he'd have the home with Alexandra.... but it'd be this private, Gothic style manor house with high fences, dogs, traps, and decked out with "hidden-in-plain-sight" monster fighting gear. Naturally, Charlie would also have his kids Mike, Pete, Angel and Trev, _professionally trained_ in everything from weapon arts to survival tactics to QCQ to old folklore, and they'd _all_ know about their late God-Father's movies and adventures with their dad. Yeah, from childhood, Charlie would be prepping them for anything...so while professionally, he'd be a writer, or video game designer or some other well paid, eccentric job, in _reality,_ he'd be something of a "hidden guardian against vampires", and his family a kind of modern-day Belmonte Clan. And Charlie would *still* be worrying that _more_ of Jerry's clan/family would come for vengence after all these years...kind of like how in the _Seed of Chucky_ movies, we see a grown up Andy *still having weapons ready JUST IN CASE* Chucky ever came back. Well... THAT's Just a thought. Anyway, you can check out the comics online here: readcomiconline.li/Comic/Fright-Night

[@Thefoxygamer1]

Good, except we know who Regine’s sire (not maker) was.

[@whoisyouranime]

5:35 In my opinion, the best vampire monster face ever. I love the shape of the mouth. So vicious, so monstrous.

[@teamcowboys303]

The face is also featured n jumpscares which eye feel scares the crap out of me when it'll get pranked by it

[@EphemeralProductions]

Them giant teeth and smile made me laugh then and still do! lol

[@TANKTREAD]

My favorite vampire movie and Brad Fiedel score.

[@Tigirismoon]

Okay, I will admit it, the girl's face change is Xenomorph (Predators vs. Alien) scary. And they didn't use any special effects, just really good professionally done make-up and mask work. The make-up artists really knew what they were doing!

[@brynne77]

It sure was scary! I remember that when i first saw this. I thought, yikes! Glad there was no CGI involved. Was she ok in the end?

[@Tigirismoon]

@@brynne77 I believe she was, once the male vampire was killed, she was reverted back to human. That is what it looked like when I was trying to find the ending anyway.

[@demonofelru3214]

@@Tigirismoon Thats right, she turns back to human she is saved.

[@shottashabazz6721]

To think a lot of those makeup artist are either deceased or retired at old age now and probably had kids who didn’t want to learn these true horror film makeup skills that becoming more and more extinct to find thanks to the millennials and their bullsh*t CGI.

[@Tigirismoon]

@@shottashabazz6721 Yeah, I don't know if shows like "Face Off" do it the same way or different.

[@Thekidloquendero9745]

Peter and Charley must give thanks to the arquitec who built Jerry's house, he built the basement with to many windows

[@sevencircles1638]

@Decepticonx7 I do actually think the visual effects are better then todays horror movies except for the bat skeleton scene in the end. CGI animations are rarely scary. The visual effects crew did a great job in this movie despite the low budget.

[@jamecejones6307]

I remember seeing this in the movie theater. And sneaking into the other room afterwards to see return of the living dead....... dam im old!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jamesjackson4558]

So am I 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💯💯💯🌟🌟🌟

[@jamesjackson4558]

Except I snuck in to see the early release of charlie sheen as The Wraith 😅😅😅😅. Now I am AARP certified.

[@jamecejones6307]

@@jamesjackson4558 the young drug free charlie sheen???....YOU WIN!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jamesjackson4558]

@@jamecejones6307 yeah the young drug free charlie sheen and Nick Cassavetes when he had hair. 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@ReneAlexisPenalozaMunoz]

I remember renting this on VHS. Great movie, a good baance between comedy and horror and great performances by the actors.

[@CheoWesley]

There were some great horror movies made in the 80's, and this was one of them!

[@vickiehurt2665]

I think this is one of my favorite scenes in this movie 🎥!!❤❤❤

[@cleverdrfeelgood1962]

Moral of the $tory: if you're a vampire, live each and every night as if it were your last..!! (Laughter, chuckling, applause, giggling, sounds of crickets, harps and violins, clowns and ballerinas, birthday balloons, free hot dogs and lemonade..!!)

[@51excalibur]

I read some facts on the movie and I found William Ragsdale had no clue what the final monstrous appearance of Amy would look like. His reaction was real as it truly scared him.

[@queenzahra313]

So sad when he cries out for Amy at the end lol

[@RedneckRealist]

"You're out of time Mr. Dandridge." Great line.

[@rebeccaanderson7074]

I love chris sarandon so fucking much he is the sexiest vampire ever he's gorgeous

[@0megacron]

If Al Bundy could see Marcy at 4:27, he probably wouldn't call her "Chicken-Legs".

[@Unknown-bq9id]

Yeah, if he did, her vampire face would be the LAST thing he saw...

[@teamcowboys303]

5:35 who else knows that face from jumpscare LMAO? Scared the soul out of me when eye got pranked with it and she screaming at the screen

[@teamcowboys303]

LMAO 2 people know what eye saying

[@wangson]

Goddamn! This film had some seriously scary looking vampires! I still feel that way at 48, but when this was released in the '80s? Man, did they ever scare me!! Even the Videocassette cover with the ghostly image of the female vampire's face above the house was scary!

[@benkeel2966]

Fave vampire movie. Cult classic. Imagine your girlfriend 10x stronger than you and on a Vampire period. Ohhhhh my😢😢😢😢

[@FieldMarshalFry]

damn amy is one hot vampire

[@KidFresh71]

Practical special effects rule, and Fright Night rocks.

[@vicdavjfo8614]

There aren't usually cinema gems in horror movies but this one is one!

[@rafaelruiz9840]

The best of the best 👍

[@Sancho_Retablez]

This is how a villain must die!

[@SchillakaWatkins-bv3ol]

I don't miss the 80's never... I miss the fun.. rollercoaster rides..pizza..beach..camp hi hill. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@LordGreystoke]

Can't help but break out into laughter when he hits her with the bottle and she falls so quickly.

[@primetimecollective]

1:37 GREATIST LAUGH FROM A VAMPIRE EVER

[@listentothenightfilms]

2:31 badass Peter Vincent. The dude BECAME the character he played in vampire movies

[@SansMerci1013]

Anyone else notice that The Lost Boys used the same fire effect for Dandridge's death as they did for Max's?

[@tombstone4290]

And probably the flame effect is also used on John Carpenter's Vampires & Vampires: Los Muertos too in 1998 & 2002 I guess. Fright Night and The Lost Boys are the most frightening and legendary films in the 80s

[@RyanCarney-u5m]

Best horror movie ever . Grew up on it

[@kékédesplages-d6d]

One of the best movies about vampire. In the 80's it totaly moved the dust out of the creature.

[@Dan-bv3mf]

Billy - hey jerry, should i board up all the basement windows? Jerry - nah just paint em black

[@ComputerHelpHawaii]

1:29 I love this part Roddy McDowell after failing to use the cross on the vampire with just a look on his face reads if this ultimate evil exist than so must ultimate good and he holds the cross up again and the vampire fears his faith and the cross. He was such an underrated actor

[@taylorpack7705]

The part where her face turns and she goes after him he wasn’t aware of her face turning into a monster so his reaction was genuine. She actually scared him.

[@insanemang9983]

This is third on my list of favorite vampire movies

[@iram5192]

And the other two?

[@insanemang9983]

@@iram5192 30 days of night and the lost boys

[@iram5192]

@@insanemang9983 I love the lost boys too, never watched the first one. Thanks for the reply )

[@mattscheibert2715]

30days is pretty good!

[@bretthumphrey6821]

You have to have faith for that to work on me mr Vincent

[@bretthumphrey6821]

Your out of time

[@t.s.s9726]

Dont u want me anymore 👏

[@brianbaldoz1644]

Funny,both Charlie and Amy end up on famous fox tv shows

[@marcdewey1242]

Great collection of clocks Jerry

[@Amy_Ramirez03]

80’s had great movies Better than my time

[@BoogalyTheGreat]

I think the 90s had some real winners too. The turn of the millennium was basically the end of good cinema. RIP

[@mothmanschosen619]

I love this movie

[@jeromerizzo423]

Society was different back then and it resonated with cinema. The economy was strong, The U.S. was heavily against communism, families and U.S. citizens stuck together. It's not like that today. Cinema, the job market, and the economy are globalized, everything is goibg overseas, U.S. pride is going down the drain, movies and music champion hating certain people and now familes are definitely being destroyed.😢

[@CelltheGREAT]

Major facts. Also studios pandering to woke B.S. didn’t help Hollywood films either.

[@ShadowSonic2]

@@CelltheGREAT Define "Woke".

[@jamiekargus794]

Do you see that Twilight fans? That is what happens when vampires get exposure to the sun. They don't sparkle they die.

[@福田裕二-n9g]

ノーカット版で観たいよ❤

[@Slawek361]

5:35 - Famous screamer xD

[@rickyDakid89]

Dude rising up like the undertaker 6:24 lol

[@ramonachimeno1969]

Good work destroy the evil

[@lovelowe4999]

Scooby doo and the fright night movie Scene: Amy's transformation/mystery inc destroys jerry.

[@nigelbevan8449]

I've never seen this before... It looks pretty good.

[@OnlyMeFromOverTheSea]

Best Vampire film Ever.

[@YChromosome99]

7:27 Dandridge: "OH YEAH!..... Liiiiiight!!"