Forty years ago, in 1985, Tom Holland’s Fright Night was released in the U.S.—a clever blend of horror and humor that revived the vampire genre for a new generation. With Chris Sarandon as the suave bloodsucker next door and Roddy McDowall as a washed-up TV vampire hunter, the film became a cult classic. Stylish, self-aware, and genuinely spooky, Fright Night still bites. 🦇 | History of Cinema

Welcome to FRIGHT NIGHT (for real) tomorrow, Oct 3-9, as Tom Holland’s wickedly funny cult classic returns to the big screen for its 40th Anniversary 🧛🏻‍♂️ Loaded with practical effects and gothic atmosphere, FRIGHT NIGHT is both a love letter to classic horror and a blood-soaked thrill ride that still bites hard (in a good way) ⚰️ 🎟️: https://thefridacinema.org/movies/fright-night/ #frightnight #frightnight1985 #roddymcdowell #chrissarandon #80shorror | The Frida Cinema