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Destini 2022-01-26 08:17:16
Horror theme resurgence?
On a cold and rainy night last week, I took shelter in the nearby VUE in the rain after finishing work. The daylight hours in this season are only three short hours from 10:30am to 1:30pm. Although the end of work is already at 4:30pm, the streets and alleys are already closed. It was the beginning...
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Russ 2022-03-21 09:01:44
Made into a sad ending, perhaps to avoid vulgarity
The male protagonist is the sheriff of the town and the female protagonist is his wife, and the two are separated due to marital problems. The heroine's car was damaged when she left the town, so she had to stay in the town. This is a small town close to the North Pole, and there are 30 polar...
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Major 2022-04-20 09:01:40
This film is different from the usual showy gory movies. At the beginning, the atmosphere is excellent, the setting of severe cold and no sunshine for 30 days gradually leads the audience to despair and darkness. The most outstanding thing about this film is that it is emotional and focuses on human nature; at the end, the hero's decision makes me reflect on the meaning of "love". If this film is a horror film, it is better to call it a drama film more appropriate.
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Devyn 2022-03-24 09:01:41
There are few scenes, and it is estimated that it is limited by the cost. It seems that almost all of them are completed in the studio. Fortunately, the director has no ambition, so he tells a simple story of good and evil, and the atmosphere is not bad. The male protagonist is very tall. (By the way, I don't seem to see Josh Hartnett much in the past few years)
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The Stranger: No whiskey. No rum.
Lucy Ikos: Alcohol's illegal this month. Folks have hard enough time in the dark without booze making it worse.
The Stranger: Well forget about... the liquor, Lucy. Just bring me a bowl of raw hamburger.
Lucy Ikos: You can only get meat two ways around here - frozen or burned.
[the Stranger grabs Lucy's hand]
The Stranger: You don't bring me what I want to eat. What I want to drink.
Sheriff Eben Oleson: That's enough, pal. Leave the lady be.
[the Stranger releases Lucy, and Eben sits down next to him at the counter]
Sheriff Eben Oleson: Hey, what do you say the two of us go outside and have a little talk, huh?
The Stranger: Now what's wrong with a man who wants a little fresh meat?
Sheriff Eben Oleson: Come on. You and me. Let's go. I'm taking you outside.
[the Stranger suddenly gets up and faces him]
The Stranger: I would like to see that.
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Sheriff Eben Oleson: [yelling to distract the vampires] Come on, motherfuckers!
