Salem's Lot (1979) | Vampire at the Window [High-Definition]

What many call the scariest scene from any Stephen King film, this is the "Vampire at the Window" scene from SALEM'S LOT (1979). Tobe Hooper (director of THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE) turns Stephen King's beloved vampire classic into a chilling miniseries.
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SALEM'S LOT is about a writer named Ben Mears who returns to the small town of Jerusalem’s Lot (aka Salem's Lot) to write a book. He soon discovers that a powerful vampire named Kurt Barlow and his human servant, Richard Straker, are turning the townspeople into vampires, culminating in a terrifying battle between good and evil.
During the chilling "vampire at the window" scene, young Ralphie Glick, who has already been turned into a vampire, floats outside his brother Danny’s bedroom window, tapping on the glass and calling for him to let him in (ya know, as vampires do). The eerie, fog-filled atmosphere, combined with Ralphie’s pale face and glowing eyes, makes it a truly spine-tingling scene. It’s one of the most iconic vampire moments in horror, showcasing the film’s eerie tone and atmosphere.