Fright Night Part 2 1988
"Do you have a taste for terror? The suckers are back."
Fright Night Part 2 (1988) picks up where its predecessor left off, with college student Charley Brewster convinced the vampire era is behind him—until a chilling twist reveals the supernatural threat is far from over.
Director: Tommy Lee Wallace
Cast
Roddy McDowall
Peter Vincent
William Ragsdale
Charley Brewster
Traci Lind
Alex
Julie Carmen
Regine Dandrige
Jon Gries
Louie
Russell Clark
Belle
Brian Thompson
Bozworth
Merritt Butrick
Richard "Richie" Green
Ernie Sabella
Dr. Scott Harrison
Alexander Folk
Sergeant
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fright Night Part 2 (1988) about?
Three years after the original vampire scare, Charley Brewster thinks he's free—until a mysterious actress moves into Peter Vincent's building, bringing a new wave of supernatural terror. As the undead resurface with a personal vendetta, Charley must face his past and confront the chilling reality that the nightmares aren't over.
Who directed Fright Night Part 2?
Tommy Lee Wallace, known for his work on horror and thriller films, took the reins for this sequel, maintaining the original's blend of scares and humor.
Who stars in Fright Night Part 2?
Roddy McDowall stars as the legendary Peter Vincent, joined by William Ragsdale as Charley Brewster, Traci Lind as Alex Young, Julie Carmen as Regine, and Jon Gries in a supporting role.
Is Fright Night Part 2 (1988) worth watching?
If you loved the first film's mix of horror and comedy, Part 2 delivers more of the same with a fresh twist. While it may not reach the heights of its predecessor, its nostalgic charm and solid performances make it a fun watch for horror fans. The runtime is tight, and the scares are still satisfying.
How long is Fright Night Part 2?
Fright Night Part 2 (1988) runs for 104 minutes, packing its story with scares and laughs in under two hours.
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About Fright Night Part 2 (1988) — A College Student's Nightmare Returns with Vampire Terror
Fright Night Part 2 (1988) picks up where its predecessor left off, with college student Charley Brewster convinced the vampire era is behind him—until a chilling twist reveals the supernatural threat is far from over. Directed by Tommy Lee Wallace, this horror-comedy sequel blends eerie suspense with dark humor as Charley faces a new breed of undead when a mysterious actress and her unsettling entourage move in next door. The film's signature mix of campy charm and genuine scares is amplified by Roddy McDowall's iconic return as the flamboyant vampire hunter Peter Vincent, now sharing the screen with fresh faces like Traci Lind and Julie Carmen. As the line between reality and nightmare blurs, Charley must confront his past—and the terrifying possibility that Jerry Dandridge's curse is still alive.
With its gothic visuals, playful tone, and a dash of teenage angst, Fright Night Part 2 (1988) delivers a nostalgic yet thrilling ride for horror fans. The movie thrives on the contrast between its comedic moments and the creeping dread of a vampire's return, making it a cult favorite for those who love their scares with a side of wit.
