Fright Night Pt. 2 (DVD, 2003)

An exotic beauty Regine played by Julie Carmen with a taste for things warm and red. But as she drains Charile's blood, he realizes there's one thing more terrifying than fighting vampires - becoming one.
Julie Carmen does an outstanding job has they very sexy vampier in this movie, a must see for people looking for a good vamp movie that has a store to it.

I personally loved this movie as much as the first if not more. Great plot line and sticks true to the story. We meet up with Charlie again (played by William Ragsdale) who is starting to have a normal life again. He has a new girl friend (played by Traci Lind) and they are in college. All the sudden a mystery woman shows up and Charlie starts thinking there are vampires again. Peter Vincent (once again played by Roddy McDowall) the vampire hunter once again comes to Charlies side. A couple twist and turns and great story line. Must see for any one who enjoys vampire movies!

Though not as good as the first film the sequel definitely is a classic in it's own right. With 2 of the original cast returning Fright Night 2 is a must see; especially if you are a fan of the first. The only complaint I have is that there isn't a special edition widescreen DVD released, which this classic deserves. I recommend everyone check out this awesome vampire classic. You won't be disappointed!

I recently bought Fright Night Part II and it definitely lived up to the price. I realize I did spend a lot of money on the movie itself, but this movie is a "Cult Classic". There is a great story line for its time and it impressed me so much I believed I got my money's worth. If ever a conversation comes up about horror movies, I always ask if they've seen Fright Night Part II. Now, unless you are old enough to have seen it when the DVD wasn't worth $200 or more, most people say "no". And I get to say, "you need to see it" in conjunction with: "I HAVE IT!" and it is a great feeling. I am just not willing to let them borrow it out of my sight!:D I recommend this movie for a big surprise to all avid movie lovers to add to their collection.

Alright, a sequel to Fright Night would seem like a good idea, and had it been tackled properly, it could have been great, instead you get a rehash of the original, with a small gang of vampires, including a werewolf-esque thug, a rollerskating crossdresser and others, led by Jerry Dandridge's... sister? Families ties don't work well when you're immortal and evil. Plus Charlie seems to have been convinced that the events of the original never happened... so in the end you're really only rooting for Roddy McDowall. Definately weaker than the first, but it was good to see the cast again.