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Newsweek's culture writers pick the essential horror movies that you have to see this October. Just remember: "To avoid fainting, keep repeating: 'It's only a movie, only a movie, only a movie...'"
Perhaps it was Jerry (Colin Farrell). He is a single man, handsome and charming, who lives next door to the Brewsters. Charley Brewster (Anton Yelchin) is a teen-something with the usual expertise about vampires, which is why he's sensitive to certain vibes from the neighbor. His divorced mother, Jane (Toni Collette), picks up more on the testosterone vibe. They both wonder why Jerry has an unsightly Dumpster in his front yard, and where all those chunks of debris come from. The exterior of his house remains unchanged.
The best line in "Fright Night" belongs to Roddy McDowall, who plays a broken-down old hambone actor who used to star in vampire movies. "The kids today," he complains, "don't have the patience for vampires. They want to see some mad slasher running around and chopping off heads." He's right. Vampires, who are doomed to live forever, have outlived their fashion. They've been replaced by guys in ski masks, who hack their way through Dead Teenager Movies.
Las autoridades colombianas confirmaron en la tarde de este viernes 25 de junio la captura en Bogotá de Guillermo León Acevedo
New research has demonstrated how simulations could produce more detailed and accurate data quicker than physical wind tunnel experiments.