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    The 62-year-old wrote on The Huffington Post: "One thing that's scaring me in a good way is a recent Swedish horror film movie I saw called Let The Right One In. Just when I thought vampires had 'jumped the shark', comes this chilling and disturbing movie (based on an equally frightening novel) that had me trembling like a teenager who had just discovered Stephen King, Clive Barker and Anne Rice on the same day." He added: "It's a complete reinvention of the vampire myth, and an extremely dark and creepy one at that. Full Article at Digital Spy
    One thing that's scaring me in a good way is a recent Swedish horror film movie I saw called Let The Right One In. Just when I thought vampires had 'jumped the shark', comes this chilling and disturbing movie (based on an equally frightening novel) that had me trembling like a teenager who had just discovered Stephen King, Clive Barker and Anne Rice on the same day.
    SOURCE: Digital Spy 3 weeks ago
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Englund raves about 'Let The Right One In'
  1. It's a complete reinvention of the vampire myth, and an extremely dark and creepy one at that. I highly recommend you find a copy of it on DVD, surrender to the subtitles and immerse yourself in a truly good scare.
    SOURCE: Digital Spy 3 weeks ago

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