This prompts Charley to contact the police, who laugh him off after questioning Dandridge’s roommate, Billy Cole (Jonathan Stark). Par contre vous pouvez éviter la suite bien dispensable produite et tournée au rabais par rapport à l'opus 1 . Geils Band music video Fright Night (in both English and Spanish), on-set interviews with the cast and crew, and TV-safe clips from the movie.

Rather than rally behind him, Charley’s support group is slowly picked off by Dandridge, until only he and Peter Vincent remain to handle the horrors in Dandridge’s domicile. Much of the runtime is devoted to character development, the mood and patiently building to a spectacular showdown.

And finally, Kino Lorber Studio Classics has finalized their August slate as well, which will include Good Guys Wear Black (1978 – Blu-ray), A Force of One (1979 – Blu-ray), The Octagon (1980 – Blu-ray), Catch the Heat (1987 – Blu-ray), and High Desert Kill (1989 – Blu-ray – for Scorpion Releasing) on 8/2, followed by Little Man, What Now? The title will come a Blu-ray version of the film mastered from the new 4K scan that will feature all-new Deleted Scene Storyboards and the never-before-seen alternate Holland/Beyda Spec Trailer, along with legacy extras that include audio commentary by Holland, actors Chris Sarandon and Jonathan Stark, and filmmaker Tim Sullivan, a second commentary with Holland, actors William Ragsdale and Stephen Geoffreys, FX artist Randall Cook, journalist Jeremy Smith and Tim Sullivan, and 3 featurettes ( You’re So Cool, Brewster!

The first thing one will notice on this release is the improved contrast, resulting in darker blacks, and a more perceived depth in the image than on the previous domestic Blu-ray releases. The real good news is that there’s not only an audio and video upgrade, but both old and new supplemental material makes the double dipping worth it.

When a documentary comes along and is longer than the actual film then you know its special and that's what it exactly is.