by Lallen | Mar 22, 2019 | Article, Articles 2019, Blade, Childs Play, Dracula, Dusk Till Dawn, Fright Night, Latest, Lists, Lost Boys, Species, The Lair of the White Worm, Vamp, Vampires |
10 Sexiest Horror Vixens and Villains Horror and sex go together like peas and carrots. And even thought we could never rival a pairing as impressive as your favourite two vegetables, we thought we’d have a crack at paring our own terrible twosome, mixing horror...
by Lallen | Mar 29, 2018 | Comics, Fright Night, Latest, News, News 2018, Vampires |
Tom Holland, the writer and director of Fright Night , is a year away from grabbing back the rights to his film. That’s great news for any fans of the series and for anyone that loves vampires. Tom Holland original wrote Fright Night out of frustration of...
by Lallen | Feb 13, 2018 | Books, Fright Night, Latest, News, News 2018, Vampires |
Awhile back, we talked about how the rights to Fright Night are close to reverting back to original creator and director Tom Holland. Well it seems that Tom’s plans are already in action, as he reveals that he is writing a sequel NOVEL, based on his characters...
by Lallen | Jun 21, 2015 | Blog, F, Fright Night, Review |
If you have ready any of my other reviews, you’ll probably know by know that I love 80’s horror above any other decade. It was a golden time for the genre, and modern films just don’t hold a candle to the quality of films the 80’s gave us....
by Lallen | Mar 4, 2015 | Article, Articles 2015, Fright Night, Hellraiser, Lost Boys, Pet Sematary, Sinister_Songs, Vamp |
Sinister Songs In my opinion, the 80’s was the biggest era for horror. It produced the most infamous and influential films in history, such as the Shining and the Evil Dead. It also saw the spawning on the horror franchise, with Halloween, Friday the 13th and...
by Lallen | Feb 18, 2015 | Article, Articles 2015, Dracula, Fright Night, Lists, Lost Boys, Salems Lot, Vamp, Vampires |
Before The Dawn – A Vampire Count Down In 1927 a  chap named Bela Lugosi donned a black cloak in a Broadway production of Dracula. It was just a costume, and the show was just a pay check. It would be hard to believe that Lugosi realised just how iconic a roll...
