While Twilight was in danger of giving vampires a bad name with his love-struck hero and a gushing teenage fanbase that probably never heard of Nosferatu, Fright Night brings much needed bite back at the race.

The film is also notable for the appearance of Scotland's David Tennant, who reaches out to the American public with a role far from its image as Doctor Who nobles.

The setting is a quiet new in the Nevada desert, a satellite of Las Vegas.Like many of its residents work in Sin City, and are night owls who sleep during the day, it's a perfect place for a vampire. No one in this sleepy town seems to be embarrassed by his frequent disappearances, except for children. And when young Charley Brewster (Anton Yelchin) realizes his new neighbor - beautiful but strangely dark-shifty Jerry (Colin Farrell) - may be responsible, he takes it upon himself to handle the problem. He has a lot to do for him. Centuries-old Jerry has a lot of practice covering his tracks.And it does not help that Mom only Charley (Toni Collette) has taken a shine to the sexy stranger with an unusual interest in woodworking.

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I got into Indian only from the George Harrison movement, which isn't far. I started out with Ravi Shankar and his daughter Anoushka Shankar (by the way, Norah Jones is his daughter, too). From there I got into Ali Akbar Khan and Zakir Hussain. Then whoever else shows up based on these names in Last.fm or Pandora. I just love any music with a sitar or a sarod. I would say Ali Akbar Khan is my favorite so far.