The Vampires From Fright Night 2011

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Timestamps
0:00 Intro
1:01 Something strange in town
5:42 Charlie's neighbor
12:32 Narrow Escape
16:01 Jerry and Ed
19:21 Final showdown
23:52 Final thoughts

[@markus1574]

I’d like to think Jerry had the town built years ago for the soul purpose of having a feeding playground in the future. Knowing where the gas line was,being such a “handyman”. He is a four hundred year old vampire. Getting that old requires planning!

[@ptolemeeselenion1542]

Indeed.

[@mkaay2]

Could be. If I were a menacing vampire I'd want to meal prep for the future too.

[@noetic8]

Theory is awesome I also like Charlie's theory on him moving there because they sleep all day and work all night cuz you know it's Vegas, Vincent also said he's some sort of vampire from the Mediterranean so he could be from there as well that would be cool

[@coganLollins]

That is a cool thought!

[@killjoy7560]

Sounds very Vampire the masquerade.

[@MattGreek]

“She was already weak to sunlight. I mean, weak to sunlight might be an understatement, (deadpan) she…exploded.” Great delivery 😂

[@lauragraves4342]

😆💯

[@encognitusmaximus7598]

I also liked the comment when Jerry pulls out the silver bullet and says werewolves. Kinda wonder if that could insinuate the existence of them in this universe or merely a quip based on common lore/folk tales/stories.

[@kyleskendle6452]

Yeah cause Jerry did act like they are superstitious not that he met one before and is scared of them

[@teagod2_214]

Probably since they basically said he was a type of vampire so there are probably man species of vampires some may be like the normal ones while others like jerry.

[@AverageAwesomeDude]

Funnily enough silver bullets do work against vampires in some versions of the folklore, and turning into wolves

[@roderick8167]

Yeah I think he was insinuating that Werewolves exist, Jerry being 400 years old has most likely ran into few Werewolves and knows that silver bullets would kill them

[@quinnmallory9025]

@@roderick8167 yeah if you read dracula it says the some of the common folk refer to him as vampire, werewolf, or warlock. the lines between them back in the day were more blurred than in modern times and one meant the other in a weird sense

[@Craig_Narramoore]

I like the idea that even a welcome mat is enough to allow a vampire to enter. Makes them much more scary.

[@elenachristian9860]

Makes sense when you think how much trouble people went to to keep them out--hex signs, etc

[@daemonthorn5888]

It doesn't make any sense. You're supposed to have to actually invite them in. Not just say the word, "welcome"....

[@SingingSealRiana]

well, mine reads "you shall not pass" so I am safe

[@AdamiRose]

There is a very real superstition that is followed in my household that makes finding a mat hard every time we need a new one

[@AdamiRose]

​@daemonthorn5888 but the statement on the mat implies you are welcoming the person reading it to your home. Hence the superstition

[@jonathancampbell7798]

Jerry cutting himself and letting her feed from his blood is a direct Dracula reference. Its what Dracula did to Mina to "bond" and begin her transition to vampire without her dying.

[@mrjmorovis]

Colin Farrel is one of the few actors who can do it all, comedy, horror, drama, etc.. You forget you are watching Colin Farrel and see the character.

[@SingingSealRiana]

like the guy, but this is the 3 movie I am aware of where his character has groomer vibes . . . well, at least marty from seven psychos does not

[@VaderPopsVicodin10]

I used to not be big on the guy during his earlier career, but he's become an absolute _solid_ actor of this last decade or so and he picks the best roles for his understated talent. He's now since become one of my favorites and he's only gonna get better if he continues to choose the right roles. Everything he's in nowadays is gold.

[@blakecrosby5123]

Yea definitely one of the more underrated actors

[@lenninmartinez5280]

Fact: according to the original Fight Night series, well Fright Night 2, the original Jerry was over 1,000 years old.

[@BrittanyMcDowell-rx1ko]

I feel bad for ed

[@josephfailla3955]

So how many other vampires are our there in the fright night universe 😮

[@lenninmartinez5280]

@@josephfailla3955 Mabye daywalkers?

[@rogerrude313]

Anton Yelchin had a lot of potential to be Hollywood royalty if he would have lived into old age. The movies he's appeared in were pretty damn good.

[@ptolemeeselenion1542]

Indeed. He was an remarkable talent.

[@stephenedward6866]

He probably would've been an exception to the Hollywood trend. He never got involved with politics etc

[@MississippiKaijuMusic]

My favorite is this one and Burying The Ex

[@njmfff]

Was he also "Odd Thomas"? I could swear that's him.

[@MississippiKaijuMusic]

@@njmfff Yeah that's him

[@grantpflum6844]

You know, I usually HATE the "kill the source, happy ending" trope but this movie handles it very well. Having to have a specially crafted weapon made from the bones of one saint blessed by another not only provides enough in universe justification for the cure, a great narrative frame, and a source for the legends were killing the master saves the victims, it also restricts it to a very rare resource that people have to go out of their way to look for.

[@sethsword9680]

Yeah I never understood that 😂. It's like if an animal gave you rabies and you kill that animal you still have rabies.

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

@@sethsword9680 That would be the disease version but a curse version would be more magical in operation. A vampire is cursed and spreads the curse to another person. Rather than being a newly infected body like a disease, the curse is connected to the source. Think of it like a river. It branches out into multiple streams but if you cut the flow off at the source, they all run dry because they are connected rather than just new bodies of water.

[@sethsword9680]

@@Blasted2Oblivion wouldn't that curse be diluted the more bodies it spread to? How far would a curse be set back? Say a vampire bites you but wasn't the main source of the curse. Would it matter to only kill that vampire that cursed you initially or to kill the head vampire so to speak?

[@itsjustme8947]

As for me, I always HATED the 'vampires created through magic' mythos. I couldn't stand the vampires from 'The Originals' so much that for my own personal satisfaction, I wrote my own stories where the REAL Vampire was an actual species. One of my favorite chapters is where my guy confronts Klaus and his oh-so-high-and-mighty 'I'm a hybrid' b.s. and my guy tells him that the power he has is nothing more than crumbs on the floor from the table he feasts at.....and then proceeds to show Klaus real fear, tells him to run, and that he'll be hunting him forever. As for the witches? Well, he sends them all to Valhalla or wherever. The only ones he tolerates are the werewolves, because they, like him, are an actual species and meant to be.

[@wybub]

Not just a saint, Saint *Michael*. That's an Archangel. It makes it even more believable in my opinion.

[@Sarahc-mn1tr]

Jerry eatingvtha apple was actually Chris Sarandon idea. Jerry would being a fruit bat vampire or something like that.

[@weirdoslovemrshelton]

On the original he was a fruit bat

[@coganLollins]

Oh I didn’t know that! Thanks 🙏

[@bendover9813]

Charlie’s mom actually plays Charlie’s mom in Hereditary as well, ironically.

[@rabidunion6949]

The original Jerry was more of a tragic character. He made you feel for him a little bit. He was even going to allow Charlie to live. The newer Jerry is pretty much all evil. I like both portrayals. 😁👍👍

[@rookhobbes9055]

Maybe it's just because I was in full David Tennant fan boy mode after his time as the doctor, but his role as Peter Vincent is 100% what sold me on seeing this movie and it did not disappoint. I think the fact that Twilight was still kind of a big deal at this time helped the movie hit just right, because personally I had been craving this more deadly, predatory portrayal of the vampire something fierce. Colin really brought the ego and Charisma to play here, and at times he felt more like the villain of a true crime drama than a vampire...which is absolutely GREAT. I can 100% get behind the idea of modern vampires operating with serial killer type mindsets and tactics. It feels like a very natural evolution for the creature.

[@arididomenico6974]

see i’m a fellow david tennant lover and saw this movie for him and i still fucking hated it

[@MrLim-wq2gn]

R.I.P Anton Yelchin. He did a great job in the Fright Night 2011 Remake 😔😞

[@angelaholmes8888]

Anton did a great job in the movie it's sad he passed away so young

[@user-wp8ot2ny2m]

Yeah, it's very sad for me😢😢

[@luckyhat4]

The way this guy keeps pronouncing "Vegas" like he's the G-Man is really sending me.

[@supersaiyanbino]

Ok, I thought it was me, lol. I was like "Vagus?"

[@cryptopsyrin4425]

For a fun vampire movie you could do "My Best Friend is a Vampire". It was actually shot at my moms high school while she was attending and she even saw an actor once. Also I still gotta ask for the Necroscope book vampires! They're so cool!

[@kieranadamson3224]

Hell, yeah. That show was kind of all over the place at times but I loved it. Rory was the best character and noone can convince me otherwise.

[@damdampapa]

"eating an apple" is a film trope signifying "arrogance and confidence" or an "asshole". Love the vid!

[@AmandaHugandKiss411]

Milk has a psychopath connection in movies. And in real life: Bowie 👀 Love him but...he did go through that "phase", (that's phase with a capital F).

[@tomcarrasco3290]

I think my favorite part about jerry was how he talks about how Charlie could put down 400 years of survival

[@amyn.duncan1982]

I think Anton Yelchin was a talented actor. I know him from the sci-fi miniseries of Taken

[@Naffacakes98]

He also did the star trek films with Chris pine. He was sadly taken far too soon. He also played Kyle Reese in terminator salvation

[@amyn.duncan1982]

@@Naffacakes98 I already know that😊

[@thenightman9186]

In John Carpenter's Vampires (1998) Vampirism originated from a inverted exorcism.The body is destroyed but the possessor soul remains. Imagine this was a similar case...

[@MississippiKaijuMusic]

One of my favorite movies

[@paniconelmstreet6838]

I love that movie

[@ornu01]

I just realized that I never watched the original Fright Night, and I will be rectifying that tonight. Thanks Cogan, great video!

[@TheOther644]

I really liked this version a lot, and kinda wish they would continue it and show us the other types of Vampires there are. They also made a Fright Night 2 with new actors playing Charley, Amy and even brought back Ed. It wasn't as good as the original Fright Night's movies or this 2011 one.

[@roderick8167]

Yeah I think the Vampires in this movie are definitely possessed maybe even might be demonic like vampires like the vampires from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, also Cogan can you cover the vampires from Vampire in Brooklyn 🤘🔥🧛🦇

[@coganLollins]

Yes exactly I was also thinking Buffy

[@theduchess5284]

Yeah "Vampires in Brooklyn" I kind of get the feeling that there was something to that. What about "Scream Blacula Scream" ? Vampires...hybrids that is can come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Rich and poor. Usually the poor ones are a familiar of a higher leveled vampire that they work for. Remember Kadeem Hardison in "Vampire In Brooklyn" with Eddie Murphy? He played a familiar who was turned by the vampire.

[@TheMeloettaful]

I too like the fact that the original Peter Vincent came around to help Charlie even though he was only an actor lol, and then come the sequel he believes & helps Charlie more readily than the first movie. Now knowing for a fact vampires do exist instead of bailing out of town he rises to the occasion, and saves the day with Charlie not once but twice 😁! It's too bad the original actor for Peter V. passed away years ago way before the 2011 version came to light. RIP to him & Anton 😔🙏.

[@VaderPopsVicodin10]

Late great Roddy McDowall 👍🏻✨ He's also well known for his portrayals in the original Planet of the Apes films. As Cornelius from the 1968 original and also as Cornelius' son, Caesar, in the original sequels. One of the best ever character actors.

[@RLucas3000]

He’s in the Disney movie Bedknobs & Broomsticks and 1000 other roles,but Fright Night is one of his best.

[@shelbywilliams5912]

Always said that a TV show exploring the different tribes from this version of fright night would have been very interesting 🤔

[@jentaro]

I really enjoyed this movie. Collin Farrell was amazing and looks like he had a lot of fun with this one. And that Vegas suburbs desolation was such a great setting.

[@stoagymahalo5268]

Absolutely loved this movie, simply because it was a GREAT adaptation, changing some parts and alternates for others. Where I LIKE to think, its last main's buddy who survived and moved on.

[@irenekomaroff5559]

I recently watched "Therapy for a Vampire", it's an Austrian comedy that was quite refreshing. I recommend it, perfect October movie!

[@elderjam3]

I've been watching your videos quietly for about a year now and I think it's finally time to comment on this great video! I really appriciate the amount of love and work you put into your videos every single time. I am always looking forward to them and it is mostly a pleasant suprise what movie or franchise you introduce us to. Because I am quite a big vampire fan, I've watched many of the movies you have covered and recommended on your channel and through that I discovered some great new movies and series. Due to your channel I get remembered of these different and beautiful approaches of the mythology while you present everything perfectly easy and interesting for foreigners like myself. You also give your honest opinion on them and compare them to other franchises which probably takes a lot of time. However, I just wanna thank you for everything and hope that you will continue your awesome videos! Also I would be very interested in a video where you for example rank all or a selected list of the different vampire franchises you have seen related to their raw power, danger or just on which take you like the most. Much love from Germany :3

[@kyleskendle6452]

I know I been watching all his vampire videos they are all great

[@elderjam3]

I totally forgot to mention that I love both the original and the remake of Fright Night. I have seen the remake first, so I was very interested in the original take on it and I enjoyed it al lot! Sadly it got taken down by netflix again...

[@coganLollins]

Thanks so much I really appreciate you taking the to me to write this comment 🙏 And I would definitely like to make a video ranking the vampires from different franchises that would be a lot of fun!

[@Jodipo]

Great video, could you do some werewolf video next? Like the movie ''Dog Soldiers'', that one is a classic.

[@danieljolts7210]

Please do the movie Dayshift. Its vampires are really cool and the lore and world building is absolutely amazing. It’s made by the same people who produced the John Wick movies. The action sequences are top notch and the fight choreography is incredible. Funny enough it also stars Dave Franco as well. It’s also a Netflix original movie.

[@darkwolf453]

Yeah, we saw it a few weeks ago, it was pretty funny.

[@JamesFromTexas]

Great film! Hope they do a sequel or 3.

[@imaXkillXya]

Dayshift should make a spin off with the Nazarian Brothers and their crazy adventures.

[@coganLollins]

I was waiting to see how people liked the movie but I would like to cover it soon! Thank you 🙏

[@elibreezy]

It stars Jamie foxx babes not davie Franco

[@sarthakdhyani4380]

10:20 I saw that as less of an explosion and more of the Vampire's flesh and bone being "Blown Away" (As some houses blow away in a storm) then Burning up and turning to Ash. Also notice that only the parts of her exposed to sunlight went through this process, she just happened to unfortunately have momentum in the direction so the rest of her body quickly followed.

[@ryanreviews8566]

Every line from Collin was just straight up awesome. Love this movie.

[@mamarussellthepie3995]

I remember watching this as a kid and that part where the blonde lady blew up literally gave me nightmares for years xd

[@glennlove5202]

Love the clothes in the closet Literally uniforms of people you would "invite" in with out thinking about it

[@jazcc]

Seeing Chris Sarandon was the best part of the movie

[@JamesFromTexas]

So many vampire series playing out right now! My favorite is "What We Do In The Shadows" and I'm digging this adaptation of "Let the Right One In." I also really like the overall concept of "Reginald the Vampire." What's your favorite, fellow vampire scholars?

[@seanyb5289]

Wait did they do a series remake of leg the right one in after the English movie version? Love wwdits and reginald the vampire though. Vampire stuff really hits different when they inject a little bit of comedy in there

[@jyfoxxc5929]

Loving all the same! Can't wait for "Let the right one in" season two❤

[@jyfoxxc5929]

​@seanyb5289 They did and it was good. It's on showtime and got more then decent reviews. Give it a go❤

[@JamesFromTexas]

@@seanyb5289 yeah, they made it a series on Showtime. Unfortunately it's been canceled 😞

[@JamesFromTexas]

@@jyfoxxc5929 just found out Showtime canceled Let the Right One In 😪

[@supercolorful5878]

Your descriptions and analysis are amazing...even motivating

[@noahgraeme]

They could be possessed... just like the Buffyverse Vampires. Where a demon takes over the body but still have access to all the memories of that person. Not sure if the human soul is then missing and a demon soul takes its place or just takes control while the human soul rides shotgun. When they die either their human soul gets control for a second or comes back to the body entirely to relive everything that vampire did... hence the tears and clarity at the end. A lot of guilt and grief is felt, essentially what Angel goes through every time he's re-ensouled (which if you watched BTVS and Angel it happens a lot).

[@supergirlbb]

Buffy has Wap

[@jerrymcsendee]

I thought the same thing myself, especially when the female vamp violently self-immolates in the sun. It took me a minute to realize I was waiting for the vamp death cry whenever they'd die on Buffy.

[@awesomeatronik]

I always thought angel had somebody else's soul that's why he always felt so guilty, I don't think the human Liam would have really cared about what he did as a vampire.

[@noahgraeme]

@@awesomeatronik It's the same drunken layabout Liam... he's just had some personal growth from a 100 years of guilt thrust on him all at once. Liam's the man, Angelus is the vampire and Angel is the man that once was Liam but is now being accountable for everything he's done in the past.

[@roderick8167]

@@noahgraeme yeah Angel is basically Liam but with vampire powers and has grown up to be a much better person than he was as a actual human person

[@G-LukeJA]

I like how they imply that werewolves exist in this universe

[@encognitusmaximus7598]

Lol, I just watched this the other night. Appreciate the video! Also, like the sprinkle of humor in more videos. Keep up the awesome work man!

[@lughontheloo714]

Now that the Interview With the Vampire series is released you should do a review. The cast is amazing especially the actor who is portraying Lestat.

[@alexman378]

Ah, yes, the little known character actor Tom Cruise. He was great in that one, I think he has a future in the industry.

[@0912sooli]

@@alexman378 we talk about series on AMC not the movie

[@aaronforsythe8556]

Lost interest in that series. Only watched a few episodes. Movie and books were better

[@EnforcementDronEd209]

The original Fright Night is the best

[@M0nkZer0]

Your channel is really getting me into watching movies again, thank you

[@FlyingFox86]

I like how the mother is pretty sensible in this.

[@Righthandedhydra40]

The gas line getting ripped out of the back of the stove 😂

[@kevindookie4040]

Aye Cogan, not tryna be weird but I just wanna say I love your channel and videos cause you’re one of the only KZbinrs who goes into vampire and werewolf lore which is awesome. Keep em coming mane.

[@luisfelnando6668]

At first I thought the whole video was going to be about how these characters were being possessed but you've made it entertaining that I had to stay and watch it :) I do like that you at least added that thought in the end though, the theory made sense

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

One thing that caught my eye was how much blood Jerry splattered everywhere but with no trace of it left behind. Even with 400 years of experience, cleaning up that much blood would be tough.

[@michellemontgomery-jones2579]

I've watched this movie and thought it was fun and exciting to see. There were enough differences to feel unique. Love David Tennant. Hope more people can watch this.

[@rhin0beatz]

One of my all time favorite vampire movies

[@CeeDoubleU]

When he gave Amy some of his blood, she was what's called "enthralled"

[@caiofaznada]

just started to watch your video, but it instigated me to watch the movie and I did it!! then came back to finish your video hahahah Thanks a lot

[@triberedeyetv5971]

This film was SOOOOO underrated. Its 1 of my fav vamp films. If this hadve come out a few years past the twilight era, it wouldve def been a hit. Especially nowadays

[@stephenishola6205]

This movie was surprisingly good!! I remember me and my date ended up watching this because there wasn’t really anything else playing for the late night showing. Going into the movie I haven’t even watched the trailer I just suggest it because it had Collin Farrell and Anton Yelchin (may he rest in peace) but long story short I really enjoyed it I felt that it had a great mix of comedy and horror.

[@angelaholmes8888]

It was nice seeing the original jerri chris Sarandon appear in the remake

[@wilsonsensei2445]

this one deserves a sequel... maybe a more expansion on the multiple tribes of vampires

[@roderick8167]

Hell yeah that would have been a great idea, like a true Fight Night 2 not that whatever the hell it was they made a few years after this came out Lol, but yeah they could have done a remake sequel if this where Jerry's sister who comes from the same tribe of vampires comes to get revenge on Charley and Peter Vincent basically the same plot as the original Fright Night 2

[@awesomeatronik]

@@roderick8167 I liked the second one, I thought it was a more original remake than this one, but I would like a remake of the original sequel.

[@alexman378]

On the one hand I agree, but on the other, let’s face it, Colin Farrell really added a lot to this movie, and he can’t be there anymore. The main characters can’t either, since Anton died. So maybe if Peter Vincent ditched the theatrics and became a proper hunter after his experiences in the first movie, he could be the main character, but I’m not so sure.

[@lunaticfade4044]

Quick Fact: Chris Sarandon who played the vampire in the first Fright Night was the one to come up with the apple eating motif…and yes, it was because he figured his character had some fruit bat in his DNA.

[@cassandrarocha7369]

I’m obsessed with this channel.

[@vergil8833]

I have a couple of cool but probably very common suggestions you've gotten. The vampires in Hellsing Ultimate, and the vampires in Vampire Hunter D. They're both very cool and interesting though different. The power scalings on these vampires jump way higher than what you usually cover, as tends to happen in animated shows. But both Hellsing Ultimate and Vampire Hunter D are absolute classics. With Vampire Hunter D I am referring to he movie so that might be an easy one if you don't want to invest and risk the time and effort required for Hellsing Ultimate. It is not a long show but but theres some abilities to go over in that show. But I'm sure you've been told about these many times in the past but have chosen to not cover them already. I say give Vampire Hunter D a chance. It's not as anime as something like Tokyo Ghoul since this is classic stuff.

[@brandoncyoung]

I worked on some of the vfx shots for this movie and I remember the whole having to prep everything for viewing in 3d that.. was a total pain in the ass. You couldn't fake things back then with elements, everything had to be done in a 3d aspect. All blood shots we had to have everything come towards the camera made no sense but it came out better than we thought it would. Glad the fad is gone

[@sylvesterolveda66]

Subscribed!!! Wow that was awesome!!!! Thank you!

[@pao_banaag]

This movie is pretty underrated for me, i actually liked this remake

[@MrJ1Horrordirector]

Hey men finally someone talks More about this remake! Thanks for this video! Im subscribed!!!! Its cool to hear the same good points I literally thought of when I saw It. Thanks to this video I realized I also felt subverted too AND thats whats good about this remake.

[@VladimirAnubisDracov]

i'ts not a movie, but the blood of eden is a gd vampire book. and the guild hunter series takes a cool spin on the subject

[@crimsonffire]

I prefer the layout of this version of fright night more than the original. but both are great on their own. near dark is a great 80s vampire film and unusual layout . has a cult following if you ever get the chance check it out.

[@MacabreQt888]

It was a lot of fun. I love what they did. I feel like it's it's own movie with respectful nods to the original. Colin Farrell rocked it, he's become quite the character actor. R.I.P to Anton Yelchin, he was such a gem.❤️😔

[@Shenruss]

I actually did enjoy this movie when it came out, seeing it as an "alternate universe" version of the 1985 classic. I was curious to see what the could have done with the lackluster 1988 follow up; they could have gotten someone like Dania Ramirez to play Regine, seeking out vengeance for her brother's death, actually having her be both seductive, and more of a threat than the original. Charlie could've been a new writer on Peter's show, and she come sin as the new producer. Ahhh, to dream.....

[@deadringer444]

i haven’t even watched the video yet but I JUST rewatched this movie for the first time since it came out so the algorithm is really doing good here

[@chermebrownsauce8049]

I didnt like this movie when it came out, I kinda hated it actually because I love the original so much. Then it slowed regained me after a few watches. Today, I think this is a good example of how a remake should work and focus. Respecting the key elements, paying the homage, but at the same time, finding it own identity. For that, the movie did a good job with these things, specially, bringing back the amazing Cris Sarandon. Certainly added a few things to the lore, giving a whole new vibe to Peter Vincent and JD. Colin really gave his own take on the seductive vampire. Nothing extraordinary, but its a good movie.

[@themaxster7798]

This movie remake doesn't hold a candle to the original 80's Fright Night. Not even close!

[@godricgryffindor5421]

Hearing this guy say "Vegas" is painful.

[@junkievideo]

Is that what he meant? I thought it's a fiction town called Vahghes

[@Specterwolf484]

I love how they sometimes use the original to their advantage, like when they run from the house only for the girl to burst into ash after only a few hours after the bite

[@JamesWilliams-dz5tn]

great movie, great video! RIP Anton

[@importedglue891]

13:37 i think the interesting/scary thing about this reaction and just how quick he was to circumvent the problem. It makes you wonder how many ways he’s skirted around the rules and his own limitations. Most vampire media throws the rules out the window or just change it, but this version tries extremely hard to work with it and show it’s not full proof, and he’s still just as deadly and dangerous with the rules protecting the protagonist.

[@jamesc8722]

Reimagining a classic with nods to the original. Great movie and great review.

[@e.t.2914]

I think the eating of the apple is more intended to identify the blasphemous existence of the vampires, they willingly "eat of the fruit". As in they are confidently creatures of sin.

[@893trent]

Finally i just wathced this movie a few days ago and thought Cogan should do a video on this

[@Perfection_NV]

The so cool Brewster line just doesn't stick the landing like in the original Hands down that one is one of my all time favs

[@datboiiisparky7583]

I don't know if it's a generational gap or something but I liked this version with Colin Farrell as the vampire more than I liked the original by Tom Holland

[@crystalpistey-lyhne3406]

The Original Is Iconic, I Really ❤The New Version (This One) For The 😮Wonder Cast & Crew! RIP Anton!

[@TheCreatorLoveAllik]

Very lit channel bro. Love it.

[@xndr121]

I saw this movie's trailer in theaters when I was a kid and it was the first movie to give me nightmares

[@thatwinecountrylife1291]

Fun fact: Chris Sarandon plays the speaking voice of Jack Skellington in Nightmare Before Christmas

[@hildegrade777]

I'm binge watching your videos. Since you have also covered classic vampire films and TV shows, I hope you can also feature Forever Knight. (a Canadian TV series 1992-1996). It's about Nick Knight an 800 year old vampire who works in the modern time as a cop.

[@lazmaniandevil9999]

This is really good. I hope they make another movie expanding the lore. with werewolves.

[@darkstarunderground]

This was a fantastic remake. One of the best

[@persephoneblack888]

I've seen both Fright Nights but this one is my favorite of the two.

[@bobloerakker7010]

I was so scared of the redhaired vampire as a child😱

[@chillhour6155]

Yeah at the video rental store when you turn the VHS box around 😨, as a kid that face stayed with me forever

[@charlescollier7217]

Definitely a remake done right.

[@stoagymahalo5268]

Honestly, LOVE how there WAS NO "will he prove it" moment. Where moment confronted, just skipped it all

[@8-Frames]

Great video. My recommendations for this month: Trick 'r Treat (2007) Let the Right One In (Låt den rätte komma in) (2008)

[@devourlordasmodeus]

I love the scene when Jerry grabs the cross in this movie, he just seems like such a badass when he casually blows out the fire, Colin Farrell did a great job in this role

[@gayvanguard3937]

Are you watching the new interview with the vampire show on amc+ it’s amazing!

[@supergirlbb]

YOUR HEARTS WERE DANCING

[@dash-x]

Vagus , like the vagus nerve? That’s cute . Can’t believe I missed this remake. I loved Anton.

[@mfkr_mateo78]

I love this movie! It never gets old

[@MrLim-wq2gn]

I Love and Respect this Movie and actor Anton Yelchin who passed away 🙏

[@ZeroOmega-vg8nq]

I think the fruit primarily the APPLE is a 2 fold reference. Usually in media villians are always eating an apple at some point. 2ndary its a biblical reference since most people believe the fruit of eden was an apple thus eating forbidden knowledge and power that is vampirism. The other biblical reference is how judas escariot became the first vampire in other media.

[@qbatmobile]

Good video mate. GJ!

[@TANKTREAD]

This movie was not bad at all and the score by Ramin Djawadi is really good. HOWEVER nothing will beat 1985's "Fright Night". STILL my favorite vampire movie and Brad Fiedel score.