Let the Right One In.crtqe
trick’or’treat: bullying, North hemisphere loneliness, and juvenile friendship - all in Tomas Alfredson’s 2008 international bloodwarmer LET THE RIGHT ONE IN.
HORROR FANS in for a myocardial test with this film adaptation of John Lindqvist’s novel.
An anemic fable of vampiria set in the dark world of Kinder Bueno kids, LTROI handles bullying unforgivingly, the subject scored with apartmental gore and endearing romance.
The result? Surrealism, gritty as 80s “pop”-litico snow.
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Angalee Fernando
"I'm an average nobody" - Henry Hill, and my heart
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By Angalee Fernando11 months ago in Art
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