Fright Night Soundtrack 
Format: CD


Track Listing:
1. Fright Night (03:45)
     Performed By The J. Geils Band
2. You Can't Hide From The Beast Inside (04:14)
     Performed By Autograph
3. Good Man In A Bad Time (03:41)
     Performed By Ian Hunter
4. Rock Myself To Sleep (02:57)
     Performed By April Wine
5. Let's Talk (02:52)
     Performed By Devo
6. Armies Of The Night (04:34)
     Performed By Sparks
7. Give It Up (03:43)
     Performed By Evelyn 'Champagne' King
8. Save Me Tonight (04:22)
     Performed By White Sister
9. Boppin' Tonight (03:10)
     Performed By Fabulous Fontaines
10. Come To Me (03:54)
     Performed By Brad Fidel


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Top 10 People Of Horror We Want Back Part 5

We recently looked over at another site and saw a similar list that really disappointed us.  What this list represents are actors and directors that strayed away from the genre before we were ready and hope to one day see again.


6. Tom Holland

Career Highlights:
Fright Night
Child's Play
Thinner
Tales From The Crypt


There is a from of sophistication and audience awareness that Tom Holland is able to bring into the films he chooses to write and/or direct. In the 1960's he started off his career as a television actor, a passion which he has continued though his career with a cameo in the upcoming Hatchet 2.  It was after over a decade in the industry in front of the camera he moved behind as a writer on such films as The Beast Within, Class Of 1984, and Psycho 2.  But it's his rejuvenating directorial efforts on the 80's horror classics Fright Night and Child's Play ; which he perfectly structured to attack the fears of younger viewers, that have sealed him into the horror hall of fame.  Fright Night focuses on the fears and paranoia in the mysterious neighbor concept with a vampire twist; which was wonderfully executed by a cast filled with newer talent and anchored by the great Chris Sarandon (see #9).  Child's Play takes the killer doll concept from the 40's and modernized the sub genre to what it is now.  With groundbreaking special effects by Kevin Yagher, the film was able to create one of the most terrifying nightmares a child can fear; your doll has come to life and wants to kill you!  Tom Holland brought the talents Chris Sarandon to the cast along with impressive performances by Catherine Hicks, a 7 year old Alex Vincent, and the iconic Brad Dourif.  As rumors of remakes for both of these titles bounce around we hope that the Hollywood Executives take a moment to look at who made these films great and dust off his phone number.   

Top 10 People Of Horror We Want Back Part 2

We recently looked over at another site and saw a similar list that really disappointed us.  What this list represents are actors and directors that strayed away from the genre before we were ready and hope to one day see again.


9. Chris Sarandon

Career Highlights:
Fright Night
Child's Play
The Sentinel 
Bordello Of Blood


Chris Sarandon received an Oscar Nominee for his debut role in Dog Day Afternoon which should of been a instant sign that this musically trained stage actor was made for the silver screen.  Sarandon's credits also boast  the non horror films The Princess Diaries and A Nightmare Before Christmas both of  which now hold a large cult following though it was Child's Play and Fright Night under the direction on the great Tom Holland (see # 6) that truly allowed Sarandon the freedom to cement his name in the genre.  Still to this day despite that alarming amount of attempts at the vampire genre;  Sarandon's superior portrayal of the dashing Jerry Dandridge, an ancient vampiric evil set on starting a new life in a small town, whose feeding frenzy is cut short by a nosey neighborhood kid has yet to be matched.  Now he can primarily be seen traveling the convention circuit.