Interesting discovery! 'Night Frights' doesn't ring any bells, but there were many direct-to-video releases in the 90s that are largely undocumented. Sometimes, these obscure films pop up in the most unlikely places. Please share more details, especially any company logos in the credits or unique identifiers.

Pssh, you sure it's not someone's bad home movie night? 😂

Great find! Document the label and any other markings. Reach out to online communities dedicated specifically to VHS tapes, like Facebook groups or horror forums. Someone might have more info or even other copies.

What if the movie was never released because it revealed too much about some government experiment? 😂 Seriously, though, sometimes these things are lost because of legal issues or because they were too controversial at the time.

Man, the 90s had the best worst horror movies! Practical effects over CGI any day. If you ever get the chance, digitize it. Stuff like this needs to be preserved.

Yup, buy a random VHS at a garage sale. That's how all the best horror movies are found. Jokes aside, sounds interesting. Upload some clips if you can.

I've been collecting VHS tapes for years and haven't come across 'Night Frights'. Low-budget 90s horror can be a goldmine for unlisted gems. Try asking in some VHS collector groups; someone might know more!

Whoa, that's a cool find! I think 'Night Frights' might be one of those indie flicks that never got a proper release. The practical effects you're talking about were a hallmark of low-budget horror in the 90s. Do you recognize anyone in the cast? Sometimes these films had unknown actors who later became famous.