Let Me In

An new international poster has been released for Let Me In. The comes from France. Source Here

The viral site for Matt Reeves Let Me In has revealed some new creepy photos from the movie. The images aren't gory (except for one), but they're wonderfully unsettling. You can head over to the viral site to solve riddles which will reveal the more

In the haunting thriller Let Me In, actress Chloe Grace Moretz is playing Abby, a frail, troubled child who just moved in next door to an alienated 12-year-old named Owen (Kodi Smit-McPhee), in a small New Mexico town. She lives with her silent father (Ri more

As more and more people get a look at footage from the American version of acclaimed Swedish vampire drama Let The Right One In, the tide is seemingly turning from those who think Let Me In has no right to exist, to supporters who feel it’s a more

In Let the Right One In - the great, spare Swedish vampire film from 2008 that you simply cannot talk to EW.com video guru Jason Averett about without him dissolving into a puddle of fanboy swooning - the relationship between young(ish) vampire Eli and El more

Few days away from the U.S. release, "Let Me In" has got its red carpet treatment during a Los Angeles premiere on Monday, September 27. Taking place at the Bruin Theatre-Westwood, the event welcomed guests ranging from young stars to the more e more

A new sneak peek to "Let Me In" has been presented in a TV spot. Though it mostly compiles scenes which have been seen in previous sneak peek videos, this snippet still includes some fresh footage towards the end of it when a burning room, a lit more

I've almost done a complete 180 on Matt Reeves Let Me In, which was previously adapted as the terrific Let the Right One In. After ripping it apart, what I've now seen of the film and heard about it has me kind of excited to see it. For those un more

As a great fan of the melancholy, Swedish, lonely-boy-meets-vampire-girlfriend film Let the Right One In, I was apprehensive when an American remake was announced. Tomas Alfredson's 2008 original is so essentially Scandinavian in landscape and temper more

Fans of "Let the Right One In" can relax. "Cloverfield" director Matt Reeves hasn't ruined the elegant Swedish vampire story by remaking it. If anything, he's made some improvements, including the addition of a tense action-h more

Can this remake possibly be as good as the original? In spite of the subtitles, the original had a gently sensitivity as the stories intertwined - the old man who looked after the child, the bullied boy, the enigmatic child herself. And a superb ending. T more