Make sure you see this one in the theater.

Rating: 8/10 (30 June 2012)

I'll start off by saying that this film was quite good, if you like horror films. If you don't like horror films or vampire stories, don't go see it and don't review it. It would be the same as seeing a children's movie knowing you don't like children's movies. Stick to what you know. I like vampire/horror movies. So I'm going to review it.
I'm going to start by making one exception to the rest of my good review without giving too much away, of what I did NOT like about the movie: There is one scene, in the middle of the film, which was completely ridiculous. It was stupid and unnecessary and almost ruined the whole movie. It was meant to be a serious part of the film, and everybody was laughing out loud at how bad this small portion of the film was. It involves Abraham running and leaping from one fully-galloping horse to another, then a vampire throwing (literally) an 800-pound horse and hitting Lincoln with it. Not only can Lincoln act like a super hero for this one scene, but he can get up and dust himself off after being HIT WITH A HORSE like just tripped over his own feet. This was stupid and very overlooked by the director. He's not a super hero, nor a vampire, so it looked very out of place for the 'ordinary man' that he was trying to portray. It almost ruined the film. Almost. If you can overlook this one flaw, you have a good, entertaining film.
With that out of the way -- The rest of the movie was great. It was well told, well acted and the special effects were fantastic. The 'Real D' 3D was awesome. They didn't throw a lot of things at you, but the depth of the picture was great. The action seemed to never stop. It was well worth the price of admission. It's not going to win any Oscars, but it certainly is a great way to entertain yourself for a few hours, as long as you don't take any of it too seriously.
Most of all -- I applaud it for it's originality. The whole concept is very original as far as horror stories go.
Bottom Line -- Go see it in the theater. Throw your expectation out, and just go with it and you'll have fun.