Let the Right One In
Horror • R • 2008 • 1 hr 54 min
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Dark. Dirty. Morose. And a beautiful love story that you don’t see done without purposely trying to illicit tears. Skip the American crap.
Unique from your typical vampire movie.
Really creepy! And slightly better than the English-language remake("Let Me In"). Read the book when you're done, if you haven't already.
I actually had a panic attack because of the realistic blood. Never knew I was frightened of vampires before this film. I hated it!
NOT A HORROR but a scarily sweet friendship between a vampire girl who needs to kill, and a bullied boy who wants to (which is far better)
It was a slow burning bag of cat shit. Watch the whole movie until the cats start shitting all over the movie
Great moviemaking. Enthralling take on the vampire movie, with a story and characters that you care about.
Fresh plot and absolutely lovely cinematography really good
Just watch it. One of the best horror films out there and not what you’d expect.
A heartwarming and unconventional love story with just the right amount of horror mixed in
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