Would think this is a straight to DVD film

Rating: 3/10 (28 October 2007)

The story line of this movie was a joke for a mainstream Hollywood movie. This is a brief description of the movie: The main character is an ax murdering sheriff in the town of Barrow, Alaska. The story starts out showing you that there is no way these people are getting out of this town for 30 days. Then in the next 20 minutes everyone seems to be dead and you are thinking to yourself that was a quick movie, then what's the point? It turns out that these "vampires" ( I put them in quotes because it doesn't exactly explain what they are ) are here because people don't know who they are! But then the "vampires" turn around and say that they need to kill everyone so there is no trace? I don't understand this contradiction in the movie. The story jumps from Day 1 to Day 7 looking like it was the same night then they jump to Day 18 with the same looking night, no one was fatigued or going insane from being cooped up in small spaces hiding.
Then they from Day 28 to 29 in what seemed to be a single conversation. The sheriff injects himself with this powerful "vampire" blood and goes out to fight the main "vampire" because the "vampires" are trying to burn down the town so there is no trace and it looks like a freak accident.
So anyway the sheriff goes outside and after only two minutes of fighting with all the other "vampires" standing around in a circle shrieking, the main "vampire" jumps at the sheriff and the sheriff punches through the main "vampires" skull and out the back of his head and the other "vampires" run away and that's the end of the movie.
I was bored after the first 45 minutes of this movie until they would kill a little girl or you would see someone either getting cut in half or their head chopped off.
I would not recommend wasting your money at the theaters for this poor written movie.