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| Credits | |
| Title: | Fright Night 2: New Blood |
| Directed by: | Eduardo Rodriguez |
| Written by: | Matt Venne |
| Produced by: | Michael J. Gaeta; Alison R. Rosenzweig |
| Music by: | Luis Ascanio |
| Cinematography: | Yaron Levy |
| Edited by: | Don Adams |
| Production | |
| Distributed by: | Gaeta/Rosenzweig Films |
| Released: | October 1st, 2013 |
| Rating: | R |
| Running time: | 100 min. |
| Country: | USA |
| Language: | English |
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Fright Night 2: New Blood may sound like a sequel to the 2011 remake of Fright Night, but don't be fooled. It is actually a remake of the original 1985 horror-comedy Fright Night. The movie was directed by Eduardo Rodriguez with a script written by Matt Venne. It was produced by Gaeta/Rosenzweig Films and released direct-to-video on October 1st, 2013. Although this film adheres to many of the tropes of the original movie, there are also noticeable changes, not the least of which includes gender-flipping the central antagonist from the previously male Jerry Dandridge, once played by Chris Sarandon, to the now female Gerri Dandridge, played by actress Jaime Murray. The role of the film's protagonist, Charley Brewster is played by Will Payne, with Sacha Parkinson taking on the female leading role of Amy Peterson, Chris Waller as the goofy "Evil" Ed, and Sean Power as Peter Vincent.
Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
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| Will Payne | Charley Brewster |
| Jaime Murray | Gerri Dandridge |
| Sean Power | Peter Vincent |
| Sacha Parkinson | Amy Peterson |
| Chris Waller | "Evil" Ed Bates |
| John-Christian Bateman | Chaperone |
| Liana Margineanu | Old lady |
| Aaliyah | Shayla Sunshine |
| Adi Hostiuc | Dragomir |
| Joelle Coutinho | French girl |
| Ada Gales | Hostel clerk |
| Constantin Barbulescu | Inspector Constantin |
| Catalin Banghea | Tagger |
| Calin Andrei Razvan | Huffer |
| Marius Chivu | Fright Night grip |
| Roxana Girleanu | Peter's assistant |
| Nicolae Lupu | Tour guide |
| Deliu Ionut | Tourist |
| Andreea Mihalascu | Female victim #1 |
| Ana Maria Saragia | Female victim #2 |
| Costinel Lenghel | Male victim |
| Gheorghe Banica | Taxi driver |
| Mihai Verbitchi | Homeless man |
| Carmen Popa | Pamplhet girl |
| Anastasia Pirogova | Russian waitress |
| Dalila Poch | Romanian waitress |
| Oana Stamate | Dancer |
Notes & Trivia[]
- Fright Night 2: New Blood (2013) redirects to this page.
- Despite being released direct-to-video, Fright Night 2: New Blood was released in both rated and unrated editions.
- This movie is rated-R. It contains excessive profanity, female nudity (topless and full-frontal), and copious amounts of blood and some explicit gore.
- There are a total of twenty-seven credited cast members in this film.
- The title of the film is a bit misleading. It is implied that this is a sequel either to the original Fright Night from 1985, or the remake of Fright Night from 2011. In fact, it is a remake of the original story rather than a continuation of any previous work, and it re-imagines all of the core characters.
- No previous members of the original film cast or the 2011 remake cast appear in this film.
- The principal setting of this movie is Bucharest, Romania. The film was shot on-location in Bucharest and Hunedoara. Scenes of Gerri Dandridge's castle were filmed at Corvin Castle in Hunedoara. [1]
- This is the third movie produced by Gaeta/Rosenzweig Films. They also produced the 2011 remake of Fright Night.
- This is Eduardo Rodriguez' third film as a director. He is also known for directing "The Circle" episode of the anthology TV series Fear Itself.
- This is Chris Waller's second film role and his second horror movie. He also played a character named Dwight in the 2011 horror-comedy Inbred.
- In the original Fright Night Evil Ed's full name was Ed Thompson. Here it is Ed Bates.
- This film establishes that not only is Gerri Dandrige actually Countess Elizabeth Bathory, she is also Countess Dracula, implying that the historical Dracula was actually a woman, and not Vlad the Impaler as popular tradition would have it.
Recommendations[]
Vampire films
See also[]
External Links[]
References[]
- ↑ IMDB; Fright Night 2: New Blood (2013); Filming locations.
Keywords[]
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