the REMAKE machine is going after one of my fav's!!!! OH NO THEY DIDN"T!!!!!!!!!

don't they knwo that inside of every homosexual male is a strong angry black woman? actually i'm not to sure why that is, but who am i to question gods mechanics? ANWAY, there's this CRAZY danish film (as in birthplace of IKEA) called "LET THE RIGHT ONE IN" and it's fantastic. It's about a VERY disturbed 12 yar old boy who fantisizes about killing off his mean spirited classmates. Then he falls in love with another 12 year old girl, who just so happens to be a vampire. She teaches him that taking someone's life, even when absolutly necessary is still a hard thing to live with (especially if it's an eternity). I know that sounds wierd, but it comes off as a mix between twilight and.....what a really good version of that would be. Here is an example of LET THE RIGHT ONE IN's greatness:



single women everywhere BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS could happen to you!!!.
here is another example of the bass assery going on:



WOW, i'm not sure thats what the village people had in mind when they started singing about the YMCA!
anyway, they are remaking it. Let me be more specific, the guy who made CLOVERFIELD is remaking it. I'm not sure if i should be scared or not. i loved CLOVERFIELD, but it's an entirely different beast (pun intended) than this quiet, mean little thriller. Ug, i guess we'll jsut have to wait till October 1'st to find out. In the mean time, here's the just released teaser poster. i guess i'm glad to know they're at least keeping the snow and isolation aspect, and word on the street is they've cast honest to god middle schoolers for the leads, both promising steps in the right direction. However the title change to simply "let me in" doesn't bode well and reeks of "dumbing it down" for american audiences

LITTLE KNOWN FACT = martin scorcese's THE DEPARTED which won a kagillion awards is actually a remake of an asian film that came out only 2 years prior to the americanized remake. apparently the origional asian version is HIGHLY regarded there, with many saying it's superior.