Poor old Mr. Vincent,could never really come to terms with his treasured little mirror bearing no reflection,to Jerry Dandridge. Peter Vincent's idea of Fright Night,was a cheap,tacky horror show,that had bad ratings,not this. And Charley Brewster,watching too much T.V,started to actually believe that their new neighbor slept in a coffin. And why did Charley's Mother have to go and let Jerry in the house,now he can come around whenever he wants. And why is Jerry always out everyday,and only appears after six p.m,eating an apple? Fright Night maintains an interest throughout,shining through in terms of Direction and Script,and the performance of Roddy McDowall as the local T.V.Stations "Peter Vincent"-Vampire Killer,who will not believe young Charley Brewster,who begs for Peter's help,to seek out and kill the Vampire next door! Excellent,inevitable,and well staged climax-the look on Peter Vincents face at the end,beaming!-show's every possible,relevant emotion,perfectly. About the transfer:Outstanding,shown at 2.35:1,allowing the full width,and fine details coupled with just the right colour depth,"Fright Night",to date,Never looked this good. The sound:English/2-Channel Dolby Surround,gives an adequate performance. No real emphasis on not being subtle,but clear,with no background noise,source,or hissing related problems. Overall,in terms of picture quality alone,this DVD emerges a winner. A special Edition of this film,with a 5.1 soundtrack would be cool. 4/5 for this Edition.