There’s a reason that Fright Night is one of the big cult horror classics from the 80’s. It’s fun, it’s smart, and it’s totally rewatchable, making it a great movie to put on when you’re having a bad day or when you’ve got friends over and you need something entertaining in the background.
A part of the film that’s a great deal of fun is the soundtrack, which features music from bands like J. Geils Band, Ian Hunter, Devo, and Evelyn Champagne King, as well as many more. And to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the film, Night Fever Music is releasing the soundtrack on limited edition vinyl!
Direct from the official press release:
This newly remastered deluxe edition is pressed on 180 Gram, Blue/White Evil-Haze colored vinyl and limited to 2000 copies. A very limited edition of 200, 180 Gram, Blue Glow-In-The-Dark colored vinyl are available while they last. Also a third version of the soundtrack is available, a special Picture Disc LP featuring the original 1985 poster artwork.
Did you read that? There’s a fucking glow-in-the-dark version and it looks cool as hell! There are pictures at the official website, which I’ve linked to below, and it’s making me want it just so that I can play it in the dark and become hypnotized and mesmerized by the blue aura.
You can pre-order your copy right now over at Night Fever Music.
Track list:
“Fright Night”- J. Geils Band
“You Can’t Hide From The Beast Inside”- Autograph
“Good Man In A Bad Time” – Ian Hunter
“Rock Myself To Sleep”- April Wine
“Let’s Talk”- Devo
“Armies Of The Night”- Sparks
“Give It Up”- Evelyn “Champagne” King
“Save Me Tonight”- White Sister
“Boppin’ Tonight”- Fabulous Fontaines
“Come To Me”- Brad Fiedel
