The "Invitation Rule" is a collection of regional beliefs from the Near East, up through the Caucuses, with a smattering of North African tradition that holds that an invited guest is under the protection of the host, which will include defending them until death. This seemed to bleed (no pun intended) over into the vampire mythology, but twisted. They then concoct reasons for this according to their own traditions, such as in certain areas, homes were always blessed before occupation, thus the home was sacred. Only the master of the house would be able to invite others. In other cases where the Catholic church wasn't present, they asserted that it was a spiritual energy produced by the family that kept out evil spirits (thus vampires). This rule wasn't universal, but is most commonly found where honor is a very real part of the culture. edit - Almost forgot about garlic. Ancient cultures knew very well the benefits of garlic, especially for the blood. It also had "magical" healing abilities, likely due to the fact that it has antimicrobial properties that even stand up to modern standards. It's used in many concoctions and poultices for any range of ailments and often worked. Thus, it was believed to ward off evil spirits (again the term "vampire" is a modern concept and many evil spirits have been retroactively defined as vampires, as long as they hold the same base qualities).
That's fascinating, I love that it has somewhat formal "rules" to the culture its really cool. Makes Vampires come off more royal and somewhat to be looked up to and respected? I also love that garlic is somewhat rooted into scientific logic yet still works so well as a fantasy/science crossover. Thank you for the lore!! 💙
The iconic vampire makeup design was created by special effects artist Richard Edlund, who is known for his work on films like "Alien" and "Star Wars." The makeup process involved applying layers of latex and foam to create Jerry's distinctive features, including his pointed ears, nose, and lips. Chris Sarandon, who played Jerry, had to wear the makeup for several hours a day, which made it challenging for him to perform. The makeup was also quite hot, which made it uncomfortable for Sarandon. In an interview with Makeup Magazine, special effects artist Richard Edlund discussed his experience working on "Fright Night." He noted that: "Chris Sarandon was a great collaborator. He had very little experience with makeup before 'Fright Night,' but he was willing to learn and experiment. We worked together to create a look that was both eerie and alluring." Hey, Katie, I saw your recent post about some of your current health issues, as well as some previous posts. I wish you the very best of luck with that. I'll be thinking about you.
The character of Peter Vincent, Katie, is played by Roddy McDowell, who's best known for his role as a talking chimp in 4 of the PLANET OF THE APES films from the early 1970s. The character's name is a combination of Peter Cushing, who played Dr Van Helsing in several Hammer vampire films, and Vincent Price, a famous horror star of classic Hollywood.
love this film especially the music, Jerry Dandrige was my first vamp-crush and I was quite star struck when I met him at a convention :) and yes you can kill a vampire with a pencil through the heart as they did it On an episode of Buffy( jerry is 1000 years old so yes pretty big age gap but yes she's kinda in a trance which is called "thrall" and a lot of vamps do this in older films :))
Totally a ghoul, meaning a human who's fed vampire blood but never bitten/drained so he never transforms. Basically the guy stays "alive" and able to survive under the sun, but he counts as undead and needs regular blood from the master to stay alive, forever a slave to it.
I’m honestly not sure which version I love more. This or the remake. The original has amazing special effects, it’s legitimately scary, and Roddy McDowell is so good in the role. While the remake has a great soundtrack, and Colin Ferrell & David Tennant absolutely CRUSHING IT in their respective forms. Ferrell as Jerry is instantly off-putting and sleazy, while Tennant is so goddamn funny in the role, everything he says makes me laugh
Everyone always recommend Dead & Loving It as a fun vampire movie. I recommend *Love At First Bite* as a silly, fun vampire movie. I'm also a big fan of older classic monster movies like Creature From The Black Lagoon or any of the older Dracula, Frankenstein and Wolfman movies. Lon Chaney, Jr was a master at practical makeup in the 40's and I love his Wolfman makeup.
One of the great things about Fright Night is it utilizes tons of genuine vampire folklore like associating them with other demonic creatures of the night which is why Evil Ed turns into a wolf and why Jerry the master vampire has an undead ghoul as his minion.
The special effects in this movie are better than any special effects are better than any cgi that you are likely to find today.. Jerry's friend was a ghoul.. While not quite a vampire he was given special powers in order to protect Jerry while he slept during the day.
Hi, Katie!!! 👋✌️❤️ You're looking fantastic!!! 😳😲🤯 Great movie to react to!!! One of my favorites!!! Chris Sarandon is the coolest and smoothest vampire in history!!! 👏👏👏👏
It's not mentioned enough how great the soundtrack to this movie is. One of the all-time best IMO. Also, Part 2 is just as good as the first, if not better in some ways. However, for some reason, it's hard to find it anywhere these days. There's also a really great vampire TV series from the early 90's called "Forever Knight". Not related to Fright Night, but definitely worth checking out!
Chris Sarandon is in Child's Play, The Sentinel, Dog Day Afternoon, Tales from the Crypt: Bordello Of Blood among others. He also had a cameo in the 2011 version of Fright Night.
I forgot to mention The Devil's Rejects. 🔥 Coraline is good too. Both of the original Steven King Pet Semetary movies, part 1 and 2. Steven King's Thinner, Sleepwalkers, The Shining. Tales from the Darkside The Movie🔥 Dead Alive aka Braindead Creepshow 1 and 2 Trilogy of Terror A Clockwork Orange
@@skeletalk the only vampire movie is *Vampires (1998)* But i recommend you all of them. especially the next ★ *Demon Knight* (1995) Because the sequel is about vampires : ★ *Bordello of Blood* (1996) Corey Feldman & *Chris Sarandon* (from Fright Night & Chuky)
Love this movie. The script and acting really make you feel like you know the character dynamics, and how layered they are, unlike some other vampire movies (cough, cough, The Lost Boys). lol
There's this movie ya gotta see in your free time if you get a chance. It's called "Where the Heart Is" (1990)..has Ulma Thurman and Christopher Plummer etc, but although it's not a great film, the art work in it is incredible.
This has always been one of my favorite 80s horror films; the practical effects are top-notch. Thank you Katie for another great reaction video. I hope you're feeling well. You're in my prayers.
The 80s had alot of great movies, there were at least a few movies that came out every year in the 80s that are classics. But this movie wasn’t really one of those… I mean it is but you don’t really hear about it this movie as much as most other 80s movies
Yes one of my favorite vampire movies even over the lost boys. Blade movies and underworld movie series were also very good though i think came out later.I liked how the mr vincent character must have regained his faith as tried a cross again and it worked.
If you're getting into old school vampires make sure to check-out The Night Stalker from 1972. The movie not the series. Not a lot of effects but a really good story.
If you haven’t seen the trailer for Abigail 2024. I would suggest to react to the movie before you get spoilers, because the trailer spoils the whole movie. Even so I loved the movie.Great costumes and special effects. Just for information there is a movie called Abigail from 2019 that’s something else.
Near Dark is a good Vampire movie with a different feel & something else I've not seen in a Vampire movie(no spoilers from me). Of course all the other movies I've mentioned in the past, Ghoulies, Puppet Master to name a couple. Another great reaction Skeli, keep going you'll be @ 5k in no time.
Near Dark was meant to be next but I couldn't find it in my country but followers have said it's on the Microsoft store? so i'll try there! Thank youuu💙💙
@skeletalk Welcome my lady,and I hope that you can find it to watch & review it. Probably not the most practical FX one out there, but it has an interesting "idea" I guess you can say that I can't remember other vampire movies have,or that I remember seeing.
Glad to see you back doing more reactions and happy you enjoyed this movie so much. It's one of my all time favorite horror movies. I love how it stays true to all the vampire tropes while being playful with it at the same time. Here's a bit of trivia for you, Jerry's bat was originally designed for Ghostbusters as the first ghost they meet at the library, but it was deemed to be too scary. So Richard Edlund was able to use the prop for this movie, just one year later! P.S. The first House movie came out around the same time, and that one is an unsung classic as far as I'm concerned, doing much the same thing with the Haunted House trope as this did with vampires. :)
A couple of years after this, the girl (Amanda Bearse) would be on the popular American TV show Married With Children Chris Sarandon (the vampire) was also in Child's Play
Hey Katie! Happy to see a new reaction from you. Great as always! Hope you're doing well! I still recommend The Puppet Master franchise for some campy fun, but id also really love to see your reaction to The Beastmaster (1982). It stars Marc Singer, an eagle, a black panther (actually a tiger that they dyed black), two ferrets (named Codo and Podo), and Rip Torn as the villain. It is a favorite of mine and includes some very cool prosthetics and practical effects.
I saw Near Dark on your poll. I know it lost but it's still well worth a look. I agree about the unique group of characters in Fright Night. This is a great cast, and I especially enjoyed Dandridge, Peter Vincent, and Evil Ed.
Hi Katie another enjoyable reaction to another great vampire film, Peter Vincent is named after horror icons Sir Peter Cushing and Vincent Price, they wanted Price to play the role himself but by the time of making the film he had been so typecast that he refused to do anymore horror films, Also the character from Gremlins 2 that you were talking about, hes actually based on Al Lewis's portrayal of Grampa Munster from the old sixties T.V series called The Munsters and not the character from this film, Anyway I'm hoping that you will react to Bram Stokers Dracula starring Gary Oldman, for me it's one of the best Dracula films ever made.
@@skeletalk Ah that's a shame but it is such a good film also not sure if you've ever watched Eastenders, it's not a show I watch myself but one thing I know about it is the actress who played Mo Harris in the show, her name is Laila Morse and she is Gary Oldmans sister, Anyway another film I'd like to suggest is John Carpenters Vampires, that is also a good Vampire film which I think you would enjoy as well.
Another great modern (or post modern) vamprie film is MARTIN (1977). I think the full movie is on RUclips. Written and directed by George Romero who creared the zombie genre with Night of the Living Dead, Dawn, and Day of the Dead. Martin came out a year before Dawn of the Dead (78)
Hi Katie hope you are as well as you can be Nice to see you with a lovely review love Fright Night as well Tom Holland would go to direct Childs Play with killer Chucky Doll Also starring Chris Sarandon Peter Vincent is named after Peter Cushing and Vincent Price Horror icons Roddy Mcdowall was a British actor sadly no longer alive Starred in the Posidon Adventure if you like disaster films The legend of hell house and famous for playing Cornelius in the original Planet of the Apes and later playing Ceaser in the later planet of the apes films You take care wishing you better Katie and very best wishes
welcome back skelie: yep very common in the usa for horror movie hosts: fritz the night owl and elvira mistress of the dark for examples. not as many now though this is a good one but i prefer the remake [both have good points] stakeland is an good gritty vampire apocalypse movie seems to be a problem with showing the movie in the square at times
Great reaction! So glad you finally got to see this classic. It is the perfect blend of horror, comedy, and drama. For more vampires, I suggest 1979's Dracula starring Frank Langella. It follows the classic vampire lore (cape, dressed in black, very serious). Or...1992's "Bram Stoker's Dracula", directed by Francis Ford Coppola, starring Gary Oldman. It is a master director totally having fun with the form while still treating it seriously. Finally, I recommend 2022's "Interview with the Vampire" series. It is a vampiric masterpiece that completely captures the essence of the novel and Anne Rice's more realistic treatment of vampires (Her novels make you believe they have existed for eons, and even better, they make you want to be one.)
Katie, this was such a big hit back in the day, it had sequels and was remade in 2011. The effects and the story are great in it, plus it balances the horror and comedy bits well.
Apparently the reason vampires can't enter homes without permission is because they're evil and the victim has to willingly allow evil to enter their hearts and hearth. As for garlic it's because vampirism was thought to be a disease and garlic has a sulfur compound called allicin which is used in antibiotics. That's what google says anyways, I was curious too An underrated (I think) vampire movie is George Ramero's Martin
Whomever TF edited this should consider in the future actually showing the movie more than jumping back and forth with only her talking over empty space. Pretty rude to the viewers
EVIL DEAD UNRATED 2013 is a must watch!!!! Also, GET HARD UNRATED is absolutely friggin hilarious. Oh, and EVENT HORIZON starring Lawrence Fishburn and Sam Neil.
I lked this a whole bunch, until I saw the sequel and was blown away. I think FN2 is the superior film all over. Better laughs, better performances, and stunningly beautiful to watch, both in terms filming technique, and the actors' features. Tell me if you think I'm mistaken.
So, how The Dresden Files explains the whole "can't enter without permission" thing is that the threshold of a home is basically a magical barrier born of the life energies and familial bonds of those who live within. It acts as a physical barrier against supernatural creatures, whose only way around it is to be invited in, thus having the barrier lowered for them by the unwitting inhabitants.
I thought u would love it. It's my favorite vampire movie. Chris Sarandon was also in Child's Play as the lead cop. That is probably where u remember him from. There are only 2 movies. But then there is a remake and a remake of the remake. I would love for u to check out the second movie.
In traditional European vampire lore, it was believed they transformed into wolves to hunt. The idea of them transforming into bats was introduced in Bram Stokers Dracula after he visited an eastern European country and heard about the vampire stories so he changed the animal to a bat instead
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The "Invitation Rule" is a collection of regional beliefs from the Near East, up through the Caucuses, with a smattering of North African tradition that holds that an invited guest is under the protection of the host, which will include defending them until death. This seemed to bleed (no pun intended) over into the vampire mythology, but twisted. They then concoct reasons for this according to their own traditions, such as in certain areas, homes were always blessed before occupation, thus the home was sacred. Only the master of the house would be able to invite others. In other cases where the Catholic church wasn't present, they asserted that it was a spiritual energy produced by the family that kept out evil spirits (thus vampires). This rule wasn't universal, but is most commonly found where honor is a very real part of the culture.
edit - Almost forgot about garlic. Ancient cultures knew very well the benefits of garlic, especially for the blood. It also had "magical" healing abilities, likely due to the fact that it has antimicrobial properties that even stand up to modern standards. It's used in many concoctions and poultices for any range of ailments and often worked. Thus, it was believed to ward off evil spirits (again the term "vampire" is a modern concept and many evil spirits have been retroactively defined as vampires, as long as they hold the same base qualities).
That's fascinating, I love that it has somewhat formal "rules" to the culture its really cool. Makes Vampires come off more royal and somewhat to be looked up to and respected? I also love that garlic is somewhat rooted into scientific logic yet still works so well as a fantasy/science crossover. Thank you for the lore!! 💙
similarly while not as oftne used with vampires isn't silver thought to be pure why it works on them and werewolves?
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Every sound/voice effect in this movie is memorable. How many movies can say that? All the screams and dying noises... so inventive and emotional.
The iconic vampire makeup design was created by special effects artist Richard Edlund, who is known for his work on films like "Alien" and "Star Wars." The makeup process involved applying layers of latex and foam to create Jerry's distinctive features, including his pointed ears, nose, and lips. Chris Sarandon, who played Jerry, had to wear the makeup for several hours a day, which made it challenging for him to perform. The makeup was also quite hot, which made it uncomfortable for Sarandon.
In an interview with Makeup Magazine, special effects artist Richard Edlund discussed his experience working on "Fright Night." He noted that:
"Chris Sarandon was a great collaborator. He had very little experience with makeup before 'Fright Night,' but he was willing to learn and experiment. We worked together to create a look that was both eerie and alluring."
Hey, Katie, I saw your recent post about some of your current health issues, as well as some previous posts. I wish you the very best of luck with that. I'll be thinking about you.
Ooh Richard working on Alien I see it now, that's BIG, no wonder this one's so impressive, lots of great names on the team
The character of Peter Vincent, Katie, is played by Roddy McDowell, who's best known for his role as a talking chimp in 4 of the PLANET OF THE APES films from the early 1970s. The character's name is a combination of Peter Cushing, who played Dr Van Helsing in several Hammer vampire films, and Vincent Price, a famous horror star of classic Hollywood.
love this film especially the music, Jerry Dandrige was my first vamp-crush and I was quite star struck when I met him at a convention :) and yes you can kill a vampire with a pencil through the heart as they did it On an episode of Buffy( jerry is 1000 years old so yes pretty big age gap but yes she's kinda in a trance which is called "thrall" and a lot of vamps do this in older films :))
Billy, the caretaker dude, was a Ghoul or Revenant, an undead servant to a vampire and one of the inspirations for modern zombies.
Totally a ghoul, meaning a human who's fed vampire blood but never bitten/drained so he never transforms.
Basically the guy stays "alive" and able to survive under the sun, but he counts as undead and needs regular blood from the master to stay alive, forever a slave to it.
I’m honestly not sure which version I love more. This or the remake. The original has amazing special effects, it’s legitimately scary, and Roddy McDowell is so good in the role. While the remake has a great soundtrack, and Colin Ferrell & David Tennant absolutely CRUSHING IT in their respective forms. Ferrell as Jerry is instantly off-putting and sleazy, while Tennant is so goddamn funny in the role, everything he says makes me laugh
Everyone always recommend Dead & Loving It as a fun vampire movie. I recommend *Love At First Bite* as a silly, fun vampire movie.
I'm also a big fan of older classic monster movies like Creature From The Black Lagoon or any of the older Dracula, Frankenstein and Wolfman movies. Lon Chaney, Jr was a master at practical makeup in the 40's and I love his Wolfman makeup.
John Wick could kill Jerry with a pencil.😂
The gray patches on Charlie's car are Bondo. It's used for fixing bodywork.
One of the great things about Fright Night is it utilizes tons of genuine vampire folklore like associating them with other demonic creatures of the night which is why Evil Ed turns into a wolf and why Jerry the master vampire has an undead ghoul as his minion.
Fright Night Part 2 (1988) + Lifeforce (1985)
Epic scene when Charlie comes to recruit Peter. Peter finally breaks and yells THAT IS A CHARACTER IN A MOVIE. I'M TERRIFIED. R.i.p. Roddy McDowell
A fun, underrated movie starting the actor who plays Evil Ed is 976-EVIL. The makeup is decent and the ideas are very original
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| reocmmend you :
🔥 *The Frighteners* (1996) _/starring _*_Michael J. Fox_*
_/ Directed by _*_Peter Jackson_*_ (The Lord of the Rings)_
BONUS TRACK
★ *The 'Burbs* (1989)
_/starring _*_Tom Hanks_*_ , _*_Corey Feldman_*_ & _*_Carrie Fisher_*
Directed by *Joe Dante* (Gremlins Saga)
Great picks!
The Burbs is an old favorite of mine, having a special love of horror comedy.
oooh never heard of these ones!! thank you!
The actor playing Jerry came up with the idea of him eating apples all the time bc his bat is a Fruit Bat. Awsome reaction
NO WAY THATS SO CLEVER I love that!!!
The special effects in this movie are better than any special effects are better than any cgi that you are likely to find today.. Jerry's friend was a ghoul.. While not quite a vampire he was given special powers in order to protect Jerry while he slept during the day.
Hi, Katie!!! 👋✌️❤️ You're looking fantastic!!! 😳😲🤯 Great movie to react to!!! One of my favorites!!! Chris Sarandon is the coolest and smoothest vampire in history!!! 👏👏👏👏
It's not mentioned enough how great the soundtrack to this movie is. One of the all-time best IMO. Also, Part 2 is just as good as the first, if not better in some ways. However, for some reason, it's hard to find it anywhere these days. There's also a really great vampire TV series from the early 90's called "Forever Knight". Not related to Fright Night, but definitely worth checking out!
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Chris Sarandon is in Child's Play, The Sentinel, Dog Day Afternoon, Tales from the Crypt: Bordello Of Blood among others. He also had a cameo in the 2011 version of Fright Night.
I forgot to mention The Devil's Rejects. 🔥 Coraline is good too. Both of the original Steven King Pet Semetary movies, part 1 and 2. Steven King's Thinner, Sleepwalkers, The Shining.
Tales from the Darkside The Movie🔥
Dead Alive aka Braindead
Creepshow 1 and 2
Trilogy of Terror
A Clockwork Orange
If you want a laugh, check out "Dracula: Dead and Loving It". Its a great spoof on Francis Ford Coppala's "Bram Stoker's Dracula".
Not heard of it but you've sold me immediately
Glad you got to see the great Roddy McDowell ( Peter Vincent), who started off as a child actor. He's incapable of giving a bad performance.
He was the Daniel Randcliffe of his day.
Please react to :
★ *The Faculty* (1998)
*_Elijah Wood_*_ , _*_Usher_*_ , _*_Salma Hayek_*_ & _*_Robert Patrick_*
Directed by *Robert Rodríguez*
★ *Vampires* (1998)
_James Woods & Daniel Baldwin_
Directed by *John Carpenter*
★ *Demon Knight* (1995)
_Billy Zane & Jada Pinkett Smith_
by *Tales from the Crypt*
★ *House of 1000 Corpses* (2003)
Directed by *Rob Zombie*
i'm really excited to do vampires, will add these others to the list too!
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@@skeletalk the only vampire movie is *Vampires (1998)*
But i recommend you all of them.
especially the next
★ *Demon Knight* (1995)
Because the sequel is about vampires :
★ *Bordello of Blood* (1996)
Corey Feldman & *Chris Sarandon* (from Fright Night & Chuky)
Love this movie. The script and acting really make you feel like you know the character dynamics, and how layered they are, unlike some other vampire movies (cough, cough, The Lost Boys). lol
There's this movie ya gotta see in your free time if you get a chance. It's called "Where the Heart Is" (1990)..has Ulma Thurman and Christopher Plummer etc, but although it's not a great film, the art work in it is incredible.
Good film. Watched it again a few days ago. It's still good.
His car was painted and had splotches of primer on it. He's doing body work on the Mustang.
This has always been one of my favorite 80s horror films; the practical effects are top-notch. Thank you Katie for another great reaction video. I hope you're feeling well. You're in my prayers.
The 80s had alot of great movies, there were at least a few movies that came out every year in the 80s that are classics. But this movie wasn’t really one of those… I mean it is but you don’t really hear about it this movie as much as most other 80s movies
Glad you enjoyed! thank you so much 💙
Yes one of my favorite vampire movies even over the lost boys. Blade movies and underworld movie series were also very good though i think came out later.I liked how the mr vincent character must have regained his faith as tried a cross again and it worked.
If you're getting into old school vampires make sure to check-out The Night Stalker from 1972. The movie not the series. Not a lot of effects but a really good story.
the other guy was bitten by the vampire but not killed so he was like a slave in between both worlds
If you haven’t seen the trailer for Abigail 2024. I would suggest to react to the movie before you get spoilers, because the trailer spoils the whole movie. Even so I loved the movie.Great costumes and special effects. Just for information there is a movie called Abigail from 2019 that’s something else.
The sequel is really good. I almost like it better.
Near Dark is a good Vampire movie with a different feel & something else I've not seen in a Vampire movie(no spoilers from me). Of course all the other movies I've mentioned in the past, Ghoulies, Puppet Master to name a couple. Another great reaction Skeli, keep going you'll be @ 5k in no time.
Near Dark was meant to be next but I couldn't find it in my country but followers have said it's on the Microsoft store? so i'll try there! Thank youuu💙💙
@skeletalk Welcome my lady,and I hope that you can find it to watch & review it. Probably not the most practical FX one out there, but it has an interesting "idea" I guess you can say that I can't remember other vampire movies have,or that I remember seeing.
Always so nice when we get a new upload from you. Hope your health is well!
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Hey! Another Oldie for an oldie!😅 Bless you, dear Skele!!!
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Best Soundtrack but a close tie with Lost Boys
Glad to see you back doing more reactions and happy you enjoyed this movie so much. It's one of my all time favorite horror movies. I love how it stays true to all the vampire tropes while being playful with it at the same time.
Here's a bit of trivia for you, Jerry's bat was originally designed for Ghostbusters as the first ghost they meet at the library, but it was deemed to be too scary. So Richard Edlund was able to use the prop for this movie, just one year later!
P.S. The first House movie came out around the same time, and that one is an unsung classic as far as I'm concerned, doing much the same thing with the Haunted House trope as this did with vampires. :)
the bat was pretty creepy!! i loved it! funny that it was too scary for ghostbusters xD
The second Fright Night is worth a watch too. I think it came out in 1988.
The lovely Skeletalk returns!
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A couple of years after this, the girl (Amanda Bearse) would be on the popular American TV show Married With Children
Chris Sarandon (the vampire) was also in Child's Play
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@@yomogami4561 Yup
Bearse has also directed episodes of Reba McIntire's first sitcom.
Hey Katie! Happy to see a new reaction from you. Great as always! Hope you're doing well!
I still recommend The Puppet Master franchise for some campy fun, but id also really love to see your reaction to The Beastmaster (1982). It stars Marc Singer, an eagle, a black panther (actually a tiger that they dyed black), two ferrets (named Codo and Podo), and Rip Torn as the villain. It is a favorite of mine and includes some very cool prosthetics and practical effects.
Thank you!! Yesss puppet master is on my list I'm really looking forward to that one, never heard of beastmaster tho shall look into it!
To be fair, Jerry is way older than everyone 🤣🤣
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If you're going by the original Dracula novel.. Vampires can turn into bats, rats, wolves and mist
I've read Dracula sooo long ago and I forgot the wolf bit!
I saw Near Dark on your poll. I know it lost but it's still well worth a look. I agree about the unique group of characters in Fright Night. This is a great cast, and I especially enjoyed Dandridge, Peter Vincent, and Evil Ed.
gonna keep trying to find it!! I really want to watch it
Yes! She’s back.
Glad to see you’re feeling better.
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Hi Katie another enjoyable reaction to another great vampire film, Peter Vincent is named after horror icons Sir Peter Cushing and Vincent Price, they wanted Price to play the role himself but by the time of making the film he had been so typecast that he refused to do anymore horror films,
Also the character from Gremlins 2 that you were talking about, hes actually based on Al Lewis's portrayal of Grampa Munster from the old sixties T.V series called The Munsters and not the character from this film,
Anyway I'm hoping that you will react to Bram Stokers Dracula starring Gary Oldman, for me it's one of the best Dracula films ever made.
Bram Stokers Dracula is one of my faves, Gary is fantastic in it- its a shame I couldn't react i've seen it so many times!!
@@skeletalk Ah that's a shame but it is such a good film also not sure if you've ever watched Eastenders, it's not a show I watch myself but one thing I know about it is the actress who played Mo Harris in the show, her name is Laila Morse and she is Gary Oldmans sister,
Anyway another film I'd like to suggest is John Carpenters Vampires, that is also a good Vampire film which I think you would enjoy as well.
Lol, what’s the age difference, I’m guessing hundreds of years.
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10:13 Does she ride the same Honda scooter as Sarah Connor in The Terminator?
Honestly an underrated movie. It is amazing!!
Another great modern (or post modern) vamprie film is MARTIN (1977). I think the full movie is on RUclips. Written and directed by George Romero who creared the zombie genre with Night of the Living Dead, Dawn, and Day of the Dead. Martin came out a year before Dawn of the Dead (78)
Hi Katie hope you are as well as you can be Nice to see you with a lovely review love Fright Night as well Tom Holland would go to direct Childs Play with killer Chucky Doll Also starring Chris Sarandon Peter Vincent is named after Peter Cushing and Vincent Price Horror icons Roddy Mcdowall was a British actor sadly no longer alive Starred in the Posidon Adventure if you like disaster films The legend of hell house and famous for playing Cornelius in the original Planet of the Apes and later playing Ceaser in the later planet of the apes films You take care wishing you better Katie and very best wishes
Holland also directed Stephen King's Thinner. I didn't like the film at first, but I appreciate it now.
I used to watch Poseidon all the time with my little brother when we were kids we loved it
He played the steward who falls in the funnel Hope things are getting better Katie
welcome back skelie: yep very common in the usa for horror movie hosts: fritz the night owl and elvira mistress of the dark for examples. not as many now though
this is a good one but i prefer the remake [both have good points]
stakeland is an good gritty vampire apocalypse movie
seems to be a problem with showing the movie in the square at times
I loveee Elvira! I think I will check out the remake too
I always loved Commander USA's Groovy Moovies, and Joe Bob Briggs' Drive-In Theater.
Glad you liked this one. It's one of my favorites. Hope you are feeling better and getting some rest.
thank you ! 💙
Great reaction! So glad you finally got to see this classic. It is the perfect blend of horror, comedy, and drama. For more vampires, I suggest 1979's Dracula starring Frank Langella. It follows the classic vampire lore (cape, dressed in black, very serious). Or...1992's "Bram Stoker's Dracula", directed by Francis Ford Coppola, starring Gary Oldman. It is a master director totally having fun with the form while still treating it seriously. Finally, I recommend 2022's "Interview with the Vampire" series. It is a vampiric masterpiece that completely captures the essence of the novel and Anne Rice's more realistic treatment of vampires (Her novels make you believe they have existed for eons, and even better, they make you want to be one.)
Katie, this was such a big hit back in the day, it had sequels and was remade in 2011. The effects and the story are great in it, plus it balances the horror and comedy bits well.
Oooh good to hear the remakes will be worth it!
Apparently the reason vampires can't enter homes without permission is because they're evil and the victim has to willingly allow evil to enter their hearts and hearth. As for garlic it's because vampirism was thought to be a disease and garlic has a sulfur compound called allicin which is used in antibiotics. That's what google says anyways, I was curious too
An underrated (I think) vampire movie is George Ramero's Martin
Oooh I love those theories, the garlic one is super interesting cause it has some scientific properties to it, I always love that kinda crossover
Fun movie for sure! The X Files tv show would be a good series to watch. Have a great one and I enjoyed!
Yesss I've never seen them I'd love to do a mini series!
Whomever TF edited this should consider in the future actually showing the movie more than jumping back and forth with only her talking over empty space.
Pretty rude to the viewers
EVIL DEAD UNRATED 2013 is a must watch!!!! Also, GET HARD UNRATED is absolutely friggin hilarious. Oh, and EVENT HORIZON starring Lawrence Fishburn and Sam Neil.
Event Horizon is one of my fave films ever! thats the only Evil Dead I haven't seen yet
@@skeletalk You're gonna love it but Evil Dead 2013 and Get Hard both have to be the unrated versions. You won't be disappointed 😁
I lked this a whole bunch, until I saw the sequel and was blown away. I think FN2 is the superior film all over. Better laughs, better performances, and stunningly beautiful to watch, both in terms filming technique, and the actors' features. Tell me if you think I'm mistaken.
oooh thats so good to hear that people like the sequel!! will have to check it out too!!
@@skeletalk Oh, and, knowing your preferences, you're going to LOVE the special effects.
How does anyone watch this NOT get mad with the terrible editing which shows 3seconds of film and 10 seconds of her talking?!
Hi Katie, I'm glad to see you again💀🥰
Thank you! 💙 💙 💙
@@skeletalk You're welcome, thank you for the ❤
Vampires can transform into different animals associated with night. Even cats, insects and rodents like rats. They turn into mist or fog as well.
So, how The Dresden Files explains the whole "can't enter without permission" thing is that the threshold of a home is basically a magical barrier born of the life energies and familial bonds of those who live within. It acts as a physical barrier against supernatural creatures, whose only way around it is to be invited in, thus having the barrier lowered for them by the unwitting inhabitants.
Ooooh I love that, thats interesting
I thought u would love it. It's my favorite vampire movie. Chris Sarandon was also in Child's Play as the lead cop. That is probably where u remember him from. There are only 2 movies. But then there is a remake and a remake of the remake. I would love for u to check out the second movie.
OHHH he's from Child's Play omg!! a remake of the remake? xD
Katie i expected reaction on movie Fright Night 1985 love you girl
In traditional European vampire lore, it was believed they transformed into wolves to hunt. The idea of them transforming into bats was introduced in Bram Stokers Dracula after he visited an eastern European country and heard about the vampire stories so he changed the animal to a bat instead
No, he added the bat to Dracula's repertoire. He turns into a wolf before he exits the wreck of the Demeter.
Ohh that's fascinating I guess the vampire and werewolf split off from there?
Pre buffy the vampire slayer
The remake is worth watching. The way they handled vampires needing to be invited in that version was genius.
oooh really? I'm curious now
I thought Fright Night 2 was good too, but not as good as Fright Night though.
In the remake David Tennant Plays Peter Vincent, and Colin Farrell plays The vampire, there is a good cameo from the original movie
Chris Sarandon was killed by Jerry Dandridge in the remake....
Oooh I love David tennent, will need to add this to the list! 💙
Totally different movie lol pls react to “Dolls” 1987.
I've had requests for this may need to add to list!
@@skeletalk heck yeah! Eerie/creepy in a good way. 🧸🔪
Barely four mins and I've had it!
Bad editing
Can you please react to the horror classic movie Stigmata Starring Patricia Arquette Please
I've not heard of that, shall check it out!