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What parents need to know Parents need to know that this Colin Farrell vampire movie -- a remake of the same-named cult classic -- blends comedy and horror. Continue reading Show less. Stay up to date on new reviews. Get full reviews, ratings, and advice delivered weekly to your inbox. User Reviews Parents say Kids say. Adult Written by WBella July 27, Not what was explained "A lot or a little" I has horrified with the amount of blasphemy, and revolting speech of teenagers.
The SEX you described Woman in Continue reading. Report this review. There are plenty of scary moments but many of them are done with a wink and a smile, making Fright Night more of a fun horror movie than one that will give you nightmares for weeks to come. McDowall and William Ragsdale returned to their respective roles, but the rest of the cast did not. Holland did not return to direct either. Fright Night is a American comedy horror film written and directed by Tom Holland in his directorial debut and produced by Herb Jaffe.
Fright Night Parent Guide This production contains unabashedly mature content. Gory 3D effects overwhelm any hope of a creative plotline. Overall D. Release date August 19, Violence D. Profanity D-. Run Time: minutes Official Movie Site. Get Content Details. The Guide to our Grades. About author. Rod Gustafson has worked in various media industries since He founded Parent Previews in , and today continues to write and broadcast the reviews in newspapers, on radio and of course on the Internet.
His efforts also include writing and researching media in all its forms and observing how it effects society and culture. He and his wife Donna have four children. A vampire hanging upside down from the ceiling grabs another man, and a teen boy fires a crossbow at the vampire, who grabs the arrow and snaps it in half.
A teen boy throws a box at a man and it hits him in the face. A teen boy shoves another teen boy to the ground. A teen boy shouts at his mother and shoves her to the side. A teen boy walks onto the roof of a house; he drops to the ground and stumbles, whimpering in pain when he puts weight on his leg. A man startles a teen boy and he falls backward into a filled swimming pool, unharmed. A teen boy slams into a man's chest; he threatens the man with a knife, saying he "knows how to use it.
A teen boy slams his hand on a table, surprising a man. A man and a teen boy drop from an opening in a floor and onto the ground they are unharmed.
A man grabs a teen girl and we see him carrying her out of a crowded club, thrown over his shoulder. A teen boy shoves a teen girl on a bed to hide her; no harm is meant. A teen boy throws a paint can through a glass door, breaks into a house and a man follows him. A teen boy uses a chair to bust through a window in a house. A man knocks make-up out of a woman's hand.
A man throws a fake earring at a teen boy's face. A teen boy tells a man that a vampire had killed his parents. A man tells a teen boy and a teen girl that they will "need an army" in order to kill a vampire and other vampires that he had converted.
A teen boy tells another teen boy that they must stab a vampire in the chest while he is sleeping.
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