I kinda like Catherine Hardwicke's teen-vampire reverie, with its unabashedly feminine sensibility, its blood-drained look and its emphasis on feeling over effects—but this Swedish vampire thriller, ...

It makes sense for Swedes to make a vampire movie, because Swedes are a lot like vampires: They’re pale, withdrawn, solitary people who choose to live in a place where night lasts for three months.

When the Swedish horror film "Let the Right One In" debuted a couple of years ago, it was deservedly hailed as one of the most original vampire tales to come along in a while - no small feat, given ...

There is no better place to live the tragic life of a vampire than Sweden. The snow falls silently and constantly, muffling the screams of one’s victims, and blood looks excellent when spattered ...

Vampires sure are having a comeback, aren’t they? Since their inescapable zenith in pop culture in the late aughts, vampire movies have been lurking in the shadows, ceding the spotlight to other ...

Lots of critics and viewers went nuts for last year's Swedish vampire thriller Let the Right One In; some even called it the best vampire movie ever. Its undead, perpetually... Lots of critics and ...

Memorable quote: “You’re a creature of the night Michael, just like out of a comic book … Oh, you wait till Mom finds out, buddy!” Director Joel Schumacher ...

[img id=”77130″ align=”alignleft”] 1. Let the Right One In No one has heard about this beautiful little Swedish vampire film, and it’s a crying shame. The ...

Recently, the horror genre has been reclaiming vampires, releasing hit movies like Sinners (2025) and Abigail (2024). In pop culture, the image of vampires has changed throughout the last couple of ...

Vampires sure are having a comeback, aren’t they? Since their inescapable zenith in pop culture in the late aughts, vampire movies have been lurking in the shadows, ceding the spotlight to other ...