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SUMMARY:Fright Night (M) PRESENTED IN 35MM FILM
LOCATION:The Revival House Perth
DESCRIPTION:Fright Night (M\, 1985) Presented in 35mm Film by The Revival 
 House Perth Teenager Charley Brewster (William Ragsdale) is horrified to d
 iscover that his charming new next-door neighbour\, Jerry Dandrige (Chris 
 Sarandon)\, is actually a centuries-old vampire preying on victims through
 out their quiet suburban neighbourhood. When Charley's warnings to his mot
 her\, girlfriend\, and friends are dismissed as paranoid delusions\, he tu
 rns to Peter Vincent (Roddy McDowall)\, a washed-up horror movie actor fam
 ous for playing a vampire hunter on late-night television\, hoping his fic
 tional expertise might somehow translate into genuine vampire-slaying know
 ledge. As Jerry's growing suspicion of Charley escalates into a direct thr
 eat against him and everyone he loves\, Charley and the reluctant\, disbel
 ieving Peter must find the courage—and the conviction—to confront a ge
 nuine supernatural evil that refuses to be dismissed as mere movie fantasy
 . Director Tom Holland crafts a clever\, affectionate homage to classic va
 mpire cinema that balances genuine horror tension with self-aware wit abou
 t the genre's own conventions. Chris Sarandon brings suave\, genuinely uns
 ettling menace to Jerry\, while Roddy McDowall's performance as the washed
 -up horror actor forced to confront real evil provides both comic relief a
 nd unexpected emotional depth as his character's fictional bravado is test
 ed against genuine danger. The film's practical effects work\, transformin
 g its vampire antagonist through genuinely unsettling creature transformat
 ions\, holds up as some of the era's finest low-budget horror craftsmanshi
 p. Blending genuine scares with knowing commentary on horror movie tropes 
 and suburban complacency\, Fright Night has endured as a beloved cult favo
 urite that helped define 1980s horror-comedy. Original format and audio ex
 perience of this film faithfully reproduced by The Revival House. Presente
 d in 35mm film unless noted otherwise. When: Friday\, October 30th at 7:20
 PM Where: The Revival House at the Como Theatre Rating: M (The content is 
 moderate in impact) Holland's clever vampire homage blends genuine scares 
 with knowing wit—experience this beloved 1980s cult favourite on 35mm fi
 lm.\n\nBoletos: https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/b5be44a2-079c-40
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