fright night - christmas special
Fright night: Gremlins
Join us for a Christmas spooktacular as we celebrate the 40th anniversary of Joe Dante's festive fantasy nightmare! Remastered in 4k and hosted by former Horror Channel presenter, Emily Booth.
Director: joe dante
Cast includes: Zach Galligan, phoebe cates, howie mandel
fright night - hosted by former Horror Channel presenter and filmmaker Emily booth
106 mins / 1984 / usa
Join us for our family friendly christmas edition of Fright Night and celebrate 40 years of Gremlins!
It's Christmas Eve, and festive lights twinkle as a dusting of snow settles on rooftops. The sleepy town of Kingston Falls appears to be a winter wonderland... that is, until the gremlins take over.
A father returns from Chinatown with an unusual pet, a 'Mogwai' as an early Christmas gift for his son. How to care for this strange creature is simple, just follow the golden rules: keep your Mogwai away from water, bright lights and, most importantly, never..ever...feed him after midnight. Nevertheless, as the rules are inadvertently broken the consequences multiply at an alarming rate... Before long the idyllic winter wonderland is in the throes of full-blown chaos!
Join us for a wildly original roller-coaster ride of darkly comic monster mischief!
About your Fright Night host, Emily Booth
Emily Booth is “one of the iconic women of horror”- an actress, presenter and all-round cult-movie buff who has presented shows on Channel 4, Channel 5, Bravo, and Dave, including her own cult film show Shock Movie Massacre.
Emily was the face and voice of the Horror Channel for 15 years, and has presented at many horror festivals. She has also interviewed Dario Argento, Tinto Brass and Lloyd Kauffman as part of her presenting roles.
As an actress Emily has starred in several horror films including Cradle of Fear (2001), Evil Aliens (2005), Doghouse (2009 with Danny Dyer and Stephen Graham), Shed of The Dead (2019) and They’re Outside (2020). She also wrote, produced and starred in her own short film SELKIE which premiered at Frightfest in 2014.
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