Fright Night 2

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Whoah....Wouldn't want that hunting me....Ok, well....Maybe I would

Anyone noticed many movie trailers feature ubergirl action in some way, and then the movie it self sucks / has nothing more. It's like they know it's a selling point, but refuse to go all the way. Or am I being paranoid

Anyway this looks like fun, haven't seen the first 'new' one so might watch them both (or all four, counting the originals, if I remember correctly the original 2nd one had some hot vamp(s) too.).

completely agree, 90% that is the only good scene..

clipfreak wrote: Anyone noticed many movie trailers feature ubergirl action in some way, and then the movie it self sucks / has nothing more. It's like they know it's a selling point, but refuse to go all the way. Or am I being paranoid

Anyway this looks like fun, haven't seen the first 'new' one so might watch them both (or all four, counting the originals, if I remember correctly the original 2nd one had some hot vamp(s) too.).

This is true of a lot of action movies in general. Particularly ones with lower budgets(which this one looks like). You see the one big action scene in the trailer-cause well you want to show it. The rest not so good. The more of obviously one scene you see in the trailer...

And since around the 80s theres been the tendency to give the villian a powerful female henchman-well you get that. Shes probabbly not going to do anything except get killed.

Fright Night is a really good movie concept in my opinion that never quite lived up to its premise
-and would make a good concept to put a female vampire in. Would love to see the adventures of Sally the evil vampiric insurance claims adjustor. But probabbly not.

But the insurance company loves Sally! She has the lowest amount of claims paid out per volume of cases assigned. Now how does that make her evil?

But all of her claimants leave her office suspiciously pale and with strange red marks on there neck!!! Sure they accept 25% of there initial request, but they have a tendency to get into fainting accidents from blood loss afterwards which just creates more claims.

Its a vicious cycle.

That said she is always so happy at the company blood drive events.