We, The Infected

Love it. Brrrr!!

Great photo! Thanks danielmann861

Definitely one of the best I've seen. Thanks, intrige.

Wow! That IS funny. It also looks to me like a short-story challenge:
Write a short story in which our Oskar and Eli could believably be in a scene like this. Further challenge for GK or anyone else up to the challenge: Make it the final scene in the story.

Halloween is likely the reason LTROI is being re-reviewed again. At any rate, here's a much better analysis, IMO:
https://collider.com/best-horror-movie- ... eli-oskar/

A well-written, though short, review of LTROI which leaves open the question that most of us have already answered.

https://www.moviejawn.com/home/2023/10/ ... ght-one-in

Here's yet another review of Let Me In. It's fairly comprehensive and presents Abby as 'not necessarily' being manipulative, at least in the Abby-Owen relationship.
If you can forgive the occasional but glaring grammatical errors, a nice re-review.
https://www.joblo.com/let-me-in-best-horror/

The question presupposes that the urge to reconnect with his parents occurs after he's been turned. If that were the case, would it not be doubly cruel to them to know that not only did he abandon the parent-child relationship, but he's also chosen to become a blood-sucking monster? Parental love &...

Nice one. Went faster than I expected.

@PeteMork, can you say anything about the audience reception? Were they familiar with the story? Any Eli or Oskar fans? Most of the audience behind and beside us were familiar with the original film, based on what we overheard. The family in front of us with several teenagers had no idea what it wa...