We, The Infected

Mine just arrived!!

Thanks for the heads up about this Cyber, and congrats on your numbered edition. Hope you get your hands on that one soon!

Wow! Like others have said already, this is a veritable treasure trove of new info for me. Thanks so much for translating/posting this collection of trivia! :) [*]The part of the story that presented the biggest challenge for JAL was also the most important one: the relationship between Eli and Oska...

This sounds very promising! :) I wonder when it'll make it to theaters. Thanks for posting the review! Here's another take from someone who saw it at Cannes: Once you get a chance to see Border, get in touch and then we can talk more about it. We can talk about how crazy weird and wild it gets, how ...

This looks fantastic! I can't wait!

I think the way he wove Oskar's experiences with his own really did it for me. It made the analysis (which I agree was really interesting) feel super personal. The review is part of a series on critically acclaimed "horror" films, all of which seem to be pretty well thought out. https://consequenceo...

Wow! That looks awesome!

Interesting to hear the perspective of someone who has clearly read a number of JAL's books. It allows the review to avoid repeating the whole "Is Oskar going to become the next Håkan???" narrative we've all heard so many times. In this sense, Alfredson has preserved the queasy nature of Lindqvist’s...

http://screenrant.com/let-the-right-one-in-tv-series-not-moving-forward-tnt/ Arguably one of the best vampire tales in recent memory is the 2008 Swedish film Let the Right One In, which told of the story of a bullied 12-year-old boy named Oskar, and his oddly touching relationship with the undead El...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8pKn6WzfgE

Not sure if this one has been posted here before, but I found it by randomly googling "lucky is he who has such a friend". The title and final line really give it away.

Yes, Kyle is Tommy from the novel, literally. :D Here's a description of Tommy from the novel on page 16 Tommy looked at Oskar as if to evaluate his worthiness, then handed over the remote, pointing at his upper lip. "You been hit? You've got blood. There." Oskar wiped his lip. A few brown crusts c...