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Synopsis: Fred's life becomes like a horror movie: his favorite music teacher is missing and all suspicions point to her replacement, Mr. Devlin, a pale man who dresses in all black and carries an umbrella in the sunlight.... Fred suspects that he's a vampire. With the help of his faithful friend Bertha, Fred sets out to save the town from this garlic-hating fiend.
Director(s): John Fortenberry
Production: LionsGate Entertainment
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
2.7
G
Year:
2011
84 min
1,775 Views


Mr. Devlin is a vampire!

And vampires, they turn everyone else

they know into vampires, too!

The gig is up, Fred.

- You're outnumbered.

- Yeah.

That might be true, Devlin.

But I've got dancing pecs,

this mystical tattoo

and weird techno music plays when

the wind flows through my fluffy hair.

I don't see what that has to do

with anything.

Yeah, besides, we have my sister.

Surrender, Fred.

Okay, I'll surrender. Not.

Fred!

Okay, I was panicked,

but I did some research,

and I found some vampire fun facts.

You can tell someone's a vampire

because they can't

go in direct sunlight,

they can't see their own reflection,

and aside from crosses,

they don't like silver,

garlic,

and most importantly,

they cannot come into your house

unless you invite them in.

Fred, get the door, it's my date!

So until I figure out what to do with him,

I'll be completely safe from Devlin

in my home

where he'll never be invited!

Hello-ski.

Is everything all right?

Fred, invite Mr. Devlin in!

Please

come

in.

- Hello, Jake.

- Well, don't you look stunning.

- Please, stop.

- No,

you look beautiful,

and I need to let you know...

She asked you to stop!

Well, I thought we could walk

to a great little restaurant I know about.

- Now, that sounds wonderful.

- Mom!

You can't go,

you didn't hire me a babysitter.

Fred, I leave you alone

all the time, like every day.

But tonight.

Tonight, it's going to be dangerous.

Don't wait up.

I'll have you home by 8:30.

Come on, let's not stop the party

before it even gets started.

Put these in something moist.

Bertha!

- Fred...

- Okay, I've got an emergency.

I'll pick you up in two minutes

on the Fred cycle.

Hilda, I must say, that is

a fantastic outfit.

Mr. Devlin, you make a

girl feel young again.

- There they are.

- What's the big deal?

- It's just a date.

- With a vampire!

- That's how you become one.

- A vampire?

I can't keep re-explaining things, Bertha,

I've had a lot on my mind!

Especially since

Kevin's little sister is stalking me.

- Stalking you? Give me a break.

- Yes.

Girls like me, Bertha. I'm hot.

- So, this is one of your main haunts, huh?

- Well, I've actually never been.

- On a teacher's salary...

- Yeah,

you could probably afford

a lot nicer than this, huh?

Actually, I was gonna say,

on a teacher's salary,

I usually just eat toast.

Yes. You probably do.

Duck!

Hey, what's up with the huffing and puffing?

It's hard to pedal with

all this extra weight.

Well, maybe

you shouldn't have brought this!

It's for parking, Bertha. My kickstand broke!

Now, wrap it around the pole, would ya!

What are we gonna do? I mean,

we walk in like this, they'll recognize us.

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David A. Goodman

David A. Goodman is an American writer and producer. Goodman was a writer for several television series, such as The Golden Girls (his first job), Futurama (where he was also a co-executive producer, and writer of the famous Futurama Star Trek parody episode "Where No Fan Has Gone Before") and Star Trek: Enterprise. David Goodman also produced Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story. He is also the writer for Fred: The Movie, a 2010 film based on the Fred Figglehorn YouTube series and the sequel Fred 2: Night of the Living Fred. more…

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