Fright Night

• Horror
• Comedy

A suburban teenager’s escalating paranoia about his charming new neighbor spirals into a darkly comedic clash with the supernatural, fueled by late-night television and the eccentric guidance of a washed-up, reality-TV vampire hunter. This isn’t a gothic horror, but a bright, 80s-inflected spectacle where suspicion breeds a frantic, almost absurd, attempt to prove the impossible. The film distinguishes itself through its pointed self-awareness of vampire tropes, deliberately playing with audience expectations while grounding the fear in relatable adolescent anxieties about growing up and the mystery of adults. It’s a thrillingly anxious experience, driven by a tight narrative and the peculiar warmth of shared delusion.