30 Days of Night or 30 Days of Heaven?
October 19th, 2007 by Ghostfreehood! 
We’ve rounded up the troops and we are going to see the flick tonight. From what I hear the reviews are pretty good. I read 30 Days when it was released back in 2002. Even back then I knew the movie (if and when it was made) would be cool. From the sounds of pleased Horror nerds, I would expect the future of Vampire films to have more of a rampant and chaotic touch, to identify with 30 Days.
Oh God, it’s running zombies all over again. Except in that good way.
I’ll be posting my thoughts on the film later on in the comments here.Come on back later on and let me know what you thought. We’ve reached a new dawn in the genre. “Blood Junkies” as I’m calling it, will be more prominent then ever. Seriously though. Haven’t you had enough of the stuck up vampire routine? That’s why I loved Blade so much. He constantly beat the crap out of the stereotype. See you later on.
October 20th, 2007 at 1:35 am
I really enjoyed this film. It started out a little slow but once it kicked in, it was brutal and awesome. The showing I went to had police outside the theater doors while the staff checked identification. I can’t tell if it was the theater’s security being re-enforced or the content of the film had to be strictly contained to a mature audience.
As I sit here to write this, I feel like 10 years have gone by since I rode my favorite roller coaster. Just so happens tonight, I was able to revisit, and ride again. I am refreshed in the world of horror films. I have a question about the ending but do to not writing spoilers, I won’t mention it. It’s very minor anyway.
The crowd I saw it with was the type of crowd that should have been loud and obnoxious. The type that really enhance or ruin the movie going experience depending on the film. They started out loud but due to the films nature, they didn’t know what to say. 30 Days left the crowd speechless. I’m not saying it was really that fucked up or anything but it’s brutal.
All the wire work was awesome. The editing was done right and the blood was right on the money. Props to the team that put this together. Job well done.
October 23rd, 2007 at 5:08 pm
Note: Found out today there was no wire work used in the film.