I think he over acts most of his parts, I never really liked him as an actor. I think he does an ok! Job in this film, but he's no Chris Sarandon. The original Fright Night was amazing, this one's just like blah, blah, blah!
that last line delivery: "thanks for the beers" freakin' great. this was a surprisingly wonderful remake. & i really love the original. He did a smash-up job that Colin. Excellent Score.
I love how he combined the vampire act with the mind and mannerisms of a actual sociopath. He'd be scary even if he wasn't a filthy vampire. The subtle threats he makes speaking about his mom and GF was awesome. Making very clear that he's aware Charlie is on to him but actually being nice enough to give him a warning to back off.
One thing I like about this scene is it shows that Jerry is still kinda human in the sense that he basically says "I know you know what I am, just mind your own business and nothing will happen" he still gave him the chance to turn a blind eyeb
He isn't he's trying to lure him outside by insulting him and belittling him. The boy said in the beginning he's like a shark he will feast on everyone till there all dead. He was always going to kill him
RyzingTerror That’s true in regards to Jerry in the original film. But this Jerry is a monster through and through. He never intended to leave Charlie and his family alone.
@@cheekychap8047 Still even then Jerry underestimated his enemy and that's ultimately what slayed him in the end his own over confidence oh and still better than twilight :)
The technical subtleties in this scene are amazing. Both in the body language, as well as the facial expressions, and tone of voice. The way Jerry stands at the beginning, and then backs off a bit, trying to lure Charlie past the threshold in order to get him to come outside is the first one, and the way that his hand literally doesn't move past the middle part of the door frame, (which represents the boundary marker) is another. Also when Charlie hands him the beer, Charlie is quick to make sure his hand is not over the threshold so Jerry can grab it, and pull him out. But the thing that pulls it all together is Jerry's constant wariness, constant alertness, and his constant checking of every angle that he sees. His predatory movements looks weird to us, but his sense of self-preservation and his movements are so attuned to his need to hunt, that he himself doesn't notice it anymore, its just second-nature. I've seen these exact movements before in other animals, and CF captures it so perfectly. The predator... Always probing, always moving, always inherently trying to find a weakness. The kind of predator you never turn your back on.
@@supercolorful5878 Thank You! To me, the '85 Jerry is a suave, arrogant, gentleman monster at the top of his game, and knows it. He relishes in the hunt, more than the kill. The remake version of Jerry is a ruthless hunter with just enough social camouflage to lure the prey in, but that's it. His mind is all about the kill, and ONLY the kill. No subtle, social niceties whatsoever.
I'm so late with my response but that's okay, but the description of Colin playing Jerry is on point. THAT'S EXACTLY IT!! Colin seems almost predatory himself and a lot of his roles do seem to convey that, from my perspective. He seems to have an unabashed, uninhibited, free spirited nature, almost wild like, wild uninhibited beauty or something but that's just my two cents.
actually i think he's trying to invite HIMSELF to the house and then he wants to kill Charlie but Charlie was clever and doesnt let him into that house.
Charly knows he's a vampire, and Jerry knows he knows... and has a little bit of fun with that. Not many remakes manage to improve on the original but with Colin Farrell & David Tennyson's loony Peter Vincent I think they pulled it off.
Colin Farrell was dope in this movie. I like this scene alot because it builds alot of tension. And just shows you not only how creepy his character Jerry is, but how smart he is by observing certain traits about Charlie`s mom, dad, and girlfriend. This remake was better than alot of other trash ones we usually see compared to the original.
the essence of this scene is that Jerry already knows full well that Charlie has figured everything out. He's not hiding it, never was. He's openly taunting him, albeit in his humanform :P
Charlie was scared shitless!! He tried to play it cool. But he was scared to death... Jerry snuck up on him which startled him and he just found out that he's an actual vampire... Kinda hard to say that cool... Lol
@@franklinnose He was inferring that He(Jerry) was a bad person and he could kill Charlie, his mom, and his gf basically whenever he wanted... Charlie was in a lose-lose situation because Jerry was going to kill him regardless.. It was just a matter of when..
Even without the added context of Jerry being a serial killer or vampire, this scene is still creepy as heck... hearing some guy talk like that about your girlfriend AND your mom... yikes.
Wouldn't do him any good. Jerry knows he knows. And Charlie *knows* Jerry knows that he knows. So he just has to stay where he is and not let Jerry bait him out.
after trying to get an invite in doesn't work, I like the build up in the scene just before this clip starts. He's like a predator stalking his prey looking for a way in.
The way he talks about Amy and his Mom is creepy as fuck.... I'm glad he kept his cool. I believe he was trying to size him up. Than he thanks him for the beers, lmao!!
Colin Farrel did to be a vampire very good in this film. I think that he should perform in a Werewolf movie too. Film isn't a pure horror movie. 60% horror + 40% action. This makes the film thrilling and interesting. Great job!
Colín is a great actor. Just watching this role is hard to say is the same actor who acted in Budges, The Lobster and Horrible Bosses. Edit 2022: And The Batman.
In the full scene Jerry repeatedly kept asking Charlie if he could come in and Charlie kept telling him no which made Jerry realize Charlie knew. That's when he cut loose with that acid tinged mom and girlfriend statement.
You can tell he's 400 years old the way he sees women 😂 also that he doesn't talk to humans much because he has no filter 😂 His character was absolutely epic. I loved him.
My mind went to the gutter when I first caught this scene. I'm like, I know this is suppose to be filled with tension but damn, why do Jerry and Charlie have to have so much freaking chemistry. Was that suppose to happen, because the chem jumped off the screen the minute they met.
A worthy remake, Farrell brilliant as Jerry & Tennant was a great take on Peter Vincent. So sad Anton passed away so young he was a fine actor & was destined for a fine career 😢
This was my first horror film. I was 12 at the time so I was kinda nervous when Charlie was giving the beers to Jerry because I thought Jerry was gonna lash out at Charlie
He's constantly looking for Charlies mum, Jerry knows he cannot manipulate Charlie and so Charlie is literally just a waste of his time. Jerry knows however that Charlies mum would invite him in
Colin : Imma vampire and I'm gonna suck all your blood lmao Me: Fuck look at him.... Freakin adorable cutie pie...! Who the fuck cares whether he is vampire or not
Best scene in the movie. The way he comes of as a total creep while displaying his vampire nature WHILE giving Charley a man to man lesson because of an absent father.
Colin Ferrell's interpretation of Jerry Dandridge was absolutely brutal and uncouth lacking the old world sophistication that a 400 year old vampire typically has to mask their barbaric vampire blood thirsty rabid nature. Chris Sarandon displayed the charm and sophistication which when he went vicious monster it was all the more shocking.
@Vyrisus Chris was intimidating as well I found the scene where he was actually invited in by Charlie's mother and yet did not kill them on the spot. He just menacingly terrorized Charlie and the audience.
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I love the way Colin uses eye movement as Jerry . It really does creep you out
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Jess colin is whats keeping this movie alive right? x
I think he over acts most of his parts, I never really liked him as an actor. I think he does an ok! Job in this film, but he's no Chris Sarandon. The original Fright Night was amazing, this one's just like blah, blah, blah!
Constantly scanning the surroundings, but keeps landing right back on target.
Like a true predator.
@@KingTrunkzdbz you’re a clown he’s a way better actor than Sarandon
that last line delivery: "thanks for the beers" freakin' great. this was a surprisingly wonderful remake. & i really love the original. He did a smash-up job that Colin. Excellent Score.
Yeah it was a really good remake. Of course the original is best but this did the original justice
I love how he combined the vampire act with the mind and mannerisms of a actual sociopath. He'd be scary even if he wasn't a filthy vampire. The subtle threats he makes speaking about his mom and GF was awesome. Making very clear that he's aware Charlie is on to him but actually being nice enough to give him a warning to back off.
@Aclips Red Dead Clips. "Cause there's a lot of BAD people out there Charlie everyone's gotta look after their own business". Spot on my friend.
I was just informed about Anton Yelchin's passing. How sad, this guy had the future in front of him. RIP.
Rest in paradise anton 🙏❤⚘
One thing I like about this scene is it shows that Jerry is still kinda human in the sense that he basically says "I know you know what I am, just mind your own business and nothing will happen" he still gave him the chance to turn a blind eyeb
He isn't he's trying to lure him outside by insulting him and belittling him. The boy said in the beginning he's like a shark he will feast on everyone till there all dead. He was always going to kill him
RyzingTerror
That’s true in regards to Jerry in the original film.
But this Jerry is a monster through and through. He never intended to leave Charlie and his family alone.
Do you really think you can trust a vampire?
Huh?? I dont see that at all, the jerry from the original fright night gave charlie that option, but not this jerry.
@@cheekychap8047 Still even then Jerry underestimated his enemy and that's ultimately what slayed him in the end his own over confidence oh and still better than twilight :)
The technical subtleties in this scene are amazing. Both in the body language, as well as the facial expressions, and tone of voice. The way Jerry stands at the beginning, and then backs off a bit, trying to lure Charlie past the threshold in order to get him to come outside is the first one, and the way that his hand literally doesn't move past the middle part of the door frame, (which represents the boundary marker) is another. Also when Charlie hands him the beer, Charlie is quick to make sure his hand is not over the threshold so Jerry can grab it, and pull him out. But the thing that pulls it all together is Jerry's constant wariness, constant alertness, and his constant checking of every angle that he sees. His predatory movements looks weird to us, but his sense of self-preservation and his movements are so attuned to his need to hunt, that he himself doesn't notice it anymore, its just second-nature. I've seen these exact movements before in other animals, and CF captures it so perfectly. The predator... Always probing, always moving, always inherently trying to find a weakness. The kind of predator you never turn your back on.
Damn yeah. Good observation. He's like a lion waiting outside your house looking for ways to infiltrate or just get to you
So well put and in contrast to the old Jerry...Its fascinating to watch because Farrell embodies a vibe like this in a lot of his movies
@@supercolorful5878 Thank You! To me, the '85 Jerry is a suave, arrogant, gentleman monster at the top of his game, and knows it. He relishes in the hunt, more than the kill. The remake version of Jerry is a ruthless hunter with just enough social camouflage to lure the prey in, but that's it. His mind is all about the kill, and ONLY the kill. No subtle, social niceties whatsoever.
I'm so late with my response but that's okay, but the description of Colin playing Jerry is on point. THAT'S EXACTLY IT!! Colin seems almost predatory himself and a lot of his roles do seem to convey that, from my perspective. He seems to have an unabashed, uninhibited, free spirited nature, almost wild like, wild uninhibited beauty or something but that's just my two cents.
@@pixlbit-designs-vfx He does love to play with his food though. Like a cat.
The way he looked away, laughed, and said "They need to be managed." Killer
Dat was funny as hell 😅
@@supercolorful5878 I love him 😆
" and your girl Amy.. she's Rype..."
I loved the way he talks about girls😂
Spelled ripe @@jonathanworden4609
Colin seems very passionate of an actor and I like that about him..
He's not trying to bait him out. Jerry's only fucking with him because he realized that Charley knows what he is.
actually i think he's trying to invite HIMSELF to the house and then he wants to kill Charlie but Charlie was clever and doesnt let him into that house.
+Hassa Fausuto YES, he wanted in BAD
+Hassa Fausuto LOL
If Charley had just shut up and minded his own business, neither movie would have taken place, lmao. He gave him an opportunity.
He’s not trying to bait him out Jerry’s only fucking with him because he realized that Charley knows what he is
Rest in Peace Anton 💕
Charly knows he's a vampire, and Jerry knows he knows... and has a little bit of fun with that.
Not many remakes manage to improve on the original but with Colin Farrell & David Tennyson's loony Peter Vincent I think they pulled it off.
AGREED! David Tennant ESPECIALLY was PHENOMENAL!
Colin Farrell was dope in this movie. I like this scene alot because it builds alot of tension. And just shows you not only how creepy his character Jerry is, but how smart he is by observing certain traits about Charlie`s mom, dad, and girlfriend. This remake was better than alot of other trash ones we usually see compared to the original.
anyone else think that Charley was being really too obvious in this scene? I was just saying "Calm down, your being too obvious, he knows!"
the essence of this scene is that Jerry already knows full well that Charlie has figured everything out. He's not hiding it, never was. He's openly taunting him, albeit in his humanform :P
Charlie was scared shitless!! He tried to play it cool. But he was scared to death... Jerry snuck up on him which startled him and he just found out that he's an actual vampire... Kinda hard to say that cool... Lol
You try and be chill with a vampire at ur door 👀
He been knew charlie was on to him he was just letting,him know now he's fucked
Even then it wouldn't matter. He could smell the fear on him. That's why he sniffs up before this bit when he follows Charlie
"There's a lot of bad people out there Charlie" 😂😂
With that line was he making Charlie an "offer" to turn him so he can "deal" with the "bad" people? I think that's what he was inferring.
@@franklinnose He was inferring that He(Jerry) was a bad person and he could kill Charlie, his mom, and his gf basically whenever he wanted... Charlie was in a lose-lose situation because Jerry was going to kill him regardless.. It was just a matter of when..
Breaks my heart that Anton passed away and the way he did was awful
Hope he rests in peace
Even without the added context of Jerry being a serial killer or vampire, this scene is still creepy as heck... hearing some guy talk like that about your girlfriend AND your mom... yikes.
You're not gonna believe this but like 50% of straight men talk about women like that.
@@megurineziam5900Yeah, we don't often make veil threats to harm them though.
even as a bad guy colin farrell is too funny. like the way he talks and says random stuff.
hottest vampire evver
Heather Hawks IamJayFleminghowareyoudoingtodayletustalkaboutvampiresIwanttobeavampirepleasecontactmeokIlovethismovieisverygood
you forget Edward cullen and Damon Salvatore Stefan Klaus
Heather Hawks You clearly haven't met Alexander Skarsgard
Amen!
@@oussamabarkati6649 no.
I was 17 when this came out and ive been a sucker for Colin ever since
Probably the only remake worth watching.
the hills have eyes is worth it
Jerry is the hottest vampire
What if you looked at Medusa?
I Stand with Texas@@JoePedo
@@КалоянХристов-и6щ What would you do if you looked at Medusa?
HOTTEST AND SCARIEST! COLIN FARRELL PLAYED THE HELL' OUT OF THIS PART.
I could not stop saying "Be cool! Be cool! You're being too obvious! You can see it in his face! He knows!"... O.o LOL
Wouldn't do him any good.
Jerry knows he knows.
And Charlie *knows* Jerry knows that he knows.
So he just has to stay where he is and not let Jerry bait him out.
That was beautifully executed subtle, but not so subtle douchery. Great acting.
he's trying to bait the kid into coming outside.
after trying to get an invite in doesn't work, I like the build up in the scene just before this clip starts. He's like a predator stalking his prey looking for a way in.
@@anaquot He's also thinking "Maybe it won't be so bad if I just grab the kid real quick and get out"... but that shit must HURT.
@@jumpoutatree they just cannot enter. Without any pain, no?
@@gloriaregali9090 notice how when he gets near the entrance, it's like an invisible field is keeping him at bay... Great acting on his part...
No they need an invitation @@gloriaregali9090
The way he talks about Amy and his Mom is creepy as fuck.... I'm glad he kept his cool. I believe he was trying to size him up. Than he thanks him for the beers, lmao!!
I like Collin Farrell’s character Jerry in Fright Night, he’s my favorite character and is sooo damn fine too!🧛🏻♂️❤️💕🩸🥰😩
I loved the bloopers on this scene...poor Colin he was being pestered by that annoying fly!
" Motherfucker I'm gonna find you...
I don't care what hotel room you're in, in Albuquerque.
*You fly.* "
The way he looks around before leaving....Apex predator....
Vampires are predators it fits perfectly
@@DangerBaker-ji1duthis take was very different, he straight acts like a wolf in sheeps clothing
@@TheAdminastration true he was always going to try and kill Charlie it was only a matter of when he was going to
Magnificent performance, I can't wait to see Colin Farrell as The Penguin.
miss you Anton, you were truly a one of a kind and a special soul.
This is golden acting by Collin
Colin Farrel did to be a vampire very good in this film. I think that he should perform in a Werewolf movie too. Film isn't a pure horror movie. 60% horror + 40% action. This makes the film thrilling and interesting. Great job!
Jerry perfected threatening someone without threatening someone and I’m here for it
Colín is a great actor. Just watching this role is hard to say is the same actor who acted in Budges, The Lobster and Horrible Bosses.
Edit 2022: And The Batman.
Couldn’t Believe it when I saw him in The Batman. Great makeup effects 👍
And The Banshees of Inisherin like holy shit he's one of the best in the entire industry.
@@mickflick8133agreed!!!
Colin did a great job in this role.
I'd invite him in 😆
@indie galx For real! XD
Right?? Imogen Poots lucky girl haha
I didn't care for this movie very much as a whole, but Colin Farrell was SO much fun to watch in it.
In the full scene Jerry repeatedly kept asking Charlie if he could come in and Charlie kept telling him no which made Jerry realize Charlie knew. That's when he cut loose with that acid tinged mom and girlfriend statement.
He gave too much away alerting Jerry he knows he's a vampire.
Jerry already knew that Charlie knew. This was his way of warning him to stay out of his business.
His just fucking with him in this scene.
One of Collins best performances
You can tell he's 400 years old the way he sees women 😂 also that he doesn't talk to humans much because he has no filter 😂 His character was absolutely epic. I loved him.
My mind went to the gutter when I first caught this scene. I'm like, I know this is suppose to be filled with tension but damn, why do Jerry and Charlie have to have so much freaking chemistry. Was that suppose to happen, because the chem jumped off the screen the minute they met.
You're right, Carissa. I get the feeling that Jerry was a predator even when he was human.
The fanfics I read agree with you XD
@@thenameslynithyes
Best scene in the whole movie!!! Love it!
I love how watchful Jerry is in this scene
Damn I love this movie man. A rewatch is well overdue.
The way collin delivers " hey guy "
I love his soiled black contacts kool as heck
A worthy remake, Farrell brilliant as Jerry & Tennant was a great take on Peter Vincent. So sad Anton passed away so young he was a fine actor & was destined for a fine career 😢
Colin is an absolute monster
You can feel him eating away Charlie's energy in this scene and creating a sense of fear in him
One of his best roles.
Rest n Paradise
I love the original and i love the remake. Colin and anton killed it as jerry and charlie 👍
Colin Farrell is just so damn awesome
Colin Farrell was good in this.
im not gay but this fucker is handsome af
Best scene in the entire remake. This single exchange arguably outdoes the 1985 original. Shame the rest of the film didn't hold up.
I never drink...beer.
(Let's see who gets THAT reference.)
Dracula 1992 but he said wine not beer😁
Frank Langella was also a dandy vamp.
This was my first horror film. I was 12 at the time so I was kinda nervous when Charlie was giving the beers to Jerry because I thought Jerry was gonna lash out at Charlie
Great scene. Ferrell is a helluva actor.
The way he talks about women needing to be "managed"--disturbing.
Favorite scene from this movie.
He's constantly looking for Charlies mum, Jerry knows he cannot manipulate Charlie and so Charlie is literally just a waste of his time.
Jerry knows however that Charlies mum would invite him in
You can FEEL the danger. Powerful.
Colin : Imma vampire and I'm gonna suck all your blood lmao
Me: Fuck look at him.... Freakin adorable cutie pie...! Who the fuck cares whether he is vampire or not
Best scene in the movie. The way he comes of as a total creep while displaying his vampire nature WHILE giving Charley a man to man lesson because of an absent father.
11 years later He turned into the penguin…the badass Oz Cobb !
Thank you Colin❤
Imagine if he played as Deacon Frost at the first Blade film, he would have totally killed it. 💯
Colin Farrell! 😍
Can't believe THIS is the guy who played the Penguin
I would of said beers do I look like a 7 Eleven 😅
1:34 Proof that Kakyoin never died in Stardust Crusaders. He was turned into a vampire.
I always laught at these scene😂
I felt the sexual tension . .
ROFL
That’s just your dirty mind talking.
That's just Colin constantly dripping with it lol
Great Performance.
Wow that stare just kept giving me goosebumps ❤️🔥
Jerry basically told Charlie just mind your business and we won’t have problems
Definitely a great actor
collin ferrell on this scene wanted to enter his house but cant do so, without his permission, truly a vampire scene.
I really liked all of these performances. of course they are very good. the best EVER.
plot twist jerry ends up becoming an gotham crime boss😂😂😭💀💀🐧🐧
LMAO iykyk
Can you believe he’s now Pingum in Batman
If it's me "daddy bite me" lol
RIP Anton Yelchin
Charlie I think you found your self a step dad
Creepy!
Colin Ferrell's interpretation of Jerry Dandridge was absolutely brutal and uncouth lacking the old world sophistication that a 400 year old vampire typically has to mask their barbaric vampire blood thirsty rabid nature. Chris Sarandon displayed the charm and sophistication which when he went vicious monster it was all the more shocking.
@Vyrisus Chris was intimidating as well I found the scene where he was actually invited in by Charlie's mother and yet did not kill them on the spot. He just menacingly terrorized Charlie and the audience.
@@michaeltruthson6262 At the beginning when the kid was hiding under the bed and was ready with his gun to shoot the vampire, that was Peter Vincent ?
@@nikkibella3175 you know that may well have been...i never considered that.
@@michaeltruthson6262 Exactly. I noticed Peter told Charlie about his past life. How that vampire killed his parents but he was able to survive.
oh yeah, I had to find out that..some friends give you drinks in order to try and wreck your life sometimes...
Rest easy the vampire killer 😔
it looks like ''Andre Agassi needs beer''
pause it at 1:08...best epic/constipated face....lol lol lol
He wants to go inside
i agree
I need beer too
Colin farrelin
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u know who is the hottest vampire me
They need to be managed ❤❤❤