6. The Monster Club (1981)
Here's where we're getting into the deep cuts.
The Monster Club is a British horror anthology featuring Vincent Price and John Carradine, among others.
And yes, Vincent Price.
If you loved Peter Vincent in Fright Night, you're probably going to enjoy spending some time with the master of horror himself.
The movie is structured around several supernatural stories involving various creatures and monsters.
It's campy.
It's strange.
It's theatrical.
And it has exactly the kind of old-school horror atmosphere that makes Fright Night feel so lovingly connected to classic monster cinema.
It's basically a monster movie buffet.
And Vincent Price is the waiter.
You probably want whatever he's serving.








