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        A 1980s horror remake takes a bite out of a Brit-based romantic comedy.
            by Katy Williamson &amp; Anthony Nicholas
            Though it&#039;s not the scariest movie you&#039;ll ever see, Fright Night is not only a solid update of an &#039;80s cult classic, it&#039;s an enjoyable modern horror film in its own right. The new Fright Night follows the same basic plot as the original, but director Craig Gillespie has added a few updates to better suit the material to a modern audience.&hellip;
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