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Just watched this on dvd and was really impressed. It's essentially a vampire movie but with a difference. Without giving too much away, the story centres around a 12 year old boy and a female vampire of the same age. It's a romantic story but not a all mushy, it portraits the girls plight of never growing old and also how she has to rely on others to help her. It's a very moving story and it's definately one of the best horror films I've seen in a long time. I'd recommend it to anyone. as long as you don't mind reading subtitles.
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why remake what is a great film, just because people can't be arsed to read subtitles. Personally I hope it bombs, as the original is fantastic.
'Hammer' as in 'Hammer Horror', that is a blast from the past. Not sure that's a good thing although they did make some cool movies. Captain Kronos is by far their best film in my opinion.
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This seems typically pointless - but I suppose it makes a change from J-Horror remakes.
No, not pointless. Fact is, I suspect the majority of Americans simply will not see a film with subtitles.
That is just a simple, stupid truth. And Hollywood knows this. And that is why you get so many "instant remakes".
They are not trying to improve -- they are trying to recreate -- and that is why so many of those films end up emotionally bankrupt, IMO.
This was a very good film -- for me, just short of great -- though I would still recommend it for those hoping to find something fresh in the vampire genre.
There is a lot of innocence in this film, which somehow makes the menace that much more menacing.
I do not think an American director will be able to capture the same flavor that makes this film special.
'Hammer' as in 'Hammer Horror', that is a blast from the past.
Not the same Hammer, of course, that we knew and loved - they are now owned by a Dutch company. This will be one of the first feature films to be made under the Hammer name since, bizarrely, the remake of "The Lady Vanishes" in 1979.
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