Fright Night (Steelbook)

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One evening, while making out with his girlfriend Amy (Amanda Bearse) and watching the late night creature feature series Fright Night on television, teenager Charley Brewster (William Ragsdale) spots what he thinks is a coffin being loaded into the vacant house next door. The low-end remains a bit wanting and not particularly noteworthy, but it is adequate with enough weight to provide Brad Fiedel's original score with depth and presence. The title will come a Blu-ray version of the film mastered from the new 4K scan that will feature all-new Deleted Scene Storyboards and the never-before-seen alternate Holland/Beyda Spec Trailer, along with legacy extras that include audio commentary by Holland, actors Chris Sarandon and Jonathan Stark, and filmmaker Tim Sullivan, a second commentary with Holland, actors William Ragsdale and Stephen Geoffreys, FX artist Randall Cook, journalist Jeremy Smith and Tim Sullivan, and 3 featurettes ( You’re So Cool, Brewster! image comes with appreciable depth and a lovely cinematic quality, making for a fantastic and worthwhile upgrade of a cult favorite. Oubliez aussi le remake naze de 2011 avec Colin Farrell ( dont je ne suis pas super fan, Colin c'est parce qu'il est aussi expressif que du poisson pané ?

Another standout is the 45-minute conversation between queer director Bryan Fuller and Amanda Bearse, who plays Amy. This same gambit is used in Bram Stoker’s Dracula, though Fright Night ultimately makes much less of the resemblance than Francis Ford Coppola’s film.NEW** SFX Storyboard Comparisons (1080p; 10:14): Four sequences are featured – Evil Ed Impaled, The Final Death of Billy Cole, Bat Attack and Dandridge’s Demise.

In 1980, he graduated to “talkies” with his award-winning short The Ape-Man, followed by the cult favorite The Adventures of Terrific Man two years later. Beyond the flub with the Atmos track (which is otherwise great) and a slightly bland SteelBook design, there's nothing here not to like.The spec trailer is featured along with the official preview, allowing fans to stage a side-by-side comparison. 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. First off, there’s the nebulous relationship between Jerry and his protector/roommate/whatever he is, Billy (Jonathan Stark). is possible, but is a lot of work (at least a full-time week) for creating a new mix, which then has to be checked and trialed multiple times.

The reality of an official remastered DVD + Blu-ray release was looking more hopeful but again, we were all disappointed to go another 8 years (bringing us to our current year, 2018) without an official release. While this doesn’t have a bombastic soundtrack, the audio track helps create an immersive experience for FRIGHT NIGHT, especially a nightclub sequence. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. The image on the UHD disc of Fright Night looks frightfully good, improving in all the usual ways over earlier Blu-ray editions, with more deeply saturated colors, profound blacks, and far more depth and clarity to the image overall.Ragsdale speak about the film with an emphasis on Fright Night 2, the remake, casting, anecdotes from the set, and plenty more. Some of our content may contain marketing links, which means we will receive a commission for purchases made via those links.

The Dolby Vision grade is particularly muscular, advancing the color palette and picture quality even further. and a total of three discs inside – a movie-only UHD, a movie plus special features Blu-ray, and a third special features Blu-ray.Sarandon is devilishly charming as the vampire next door, often delivering his lines with his tongue firmly planted in his cheek. This is symbolic of the fact that Jerry Dandridge will be the entryway for both Charley and Amy’s introductions to adult sexual life. It helped to set the standard for a section of the genre that, during its heyday, was in need of a boost due to the overwhelming glut of slashers. Charley and Amy are thus on the threshold of mature sexuality, a prospect that’s nearly ubiquitous in the teen sex comedies of the ’80s.