Let the Right One In
Swedish horror film breathes new life into tired vampire conventions to make them chilling once again. Twilight for adults, it’s safe to say that with unrepentant killers as heroes, prepubescent sexuality in focus, and children depicted as targets of violence, this movie could never be made in the U.S. without significant meddling. Distinctly and refreshingly non-Hollywood, Let the Right One In feels like Wim Wenders just got bit by one of the Lost Boys, and is sure to add fire to revival of classical horror currently taking shape in the cinema today. An instant CLG classic.
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