Best vampire movie of its kind. Hands down.

Rating: Null/10 (29 February 2008)

30 days of night is without a doubt the best vampire movie of it's kind. although i love "Interview with a vampire" which will always hold strong as the best vampire movie made in the last 25 years. 30 days of night cannot and should not be put into the same category. this movie is doing its own thing and has its own environment in which it thrives. The whole movie takes place in Alaska and the film makers use this location to its fullest advantage.The color contrasts of red blood splattered on white snow is beautiful on the eyes ( as weird as that sounds)This film glides so nice and so smooth that you actually don't want it to end. The creative process behind this film is clever and should teach a lesson to anyone who wants to know how to make a good movie involving Vampires.josh Harnet was actually very believable in his role given his age as a sheriff, as a matter of fact he grew on me more and more as the movie progressed. By the time it was over i sat back and it really sunk in just how good he was in this movie. i would recommend anyone who is into action horror to buy this DVD. Because this is one icy cold snowstorm and vampire ridden town that thrilled me beyond my expectations. Thumbs up to the cast and Melissa George was great as always to watch. By the way i should mention that these vampires are pretty damn scary looking and the leader of these blood suckers was one creepy S.O.B