For centuries, vampires have stayed in the dark, forced to hide each morning or else be destroyed by the burning power of the sun. But that’s all about to change, when a group of marauding and bloodthirsty vampires led by Marlow (Danny Huston), discover Barrow, Alaska; a remote, isolated town that is plunged into a state of complete darkness for 30 days every winter. As the merciless predators commence their month-long feast of the helpless residents, it is up to Sheriff Eben (Josh Hartnett), his estranged wife, Stella (Melissa George), and an ever-shrinking group of survivors to do anything and everything they can to last until daylight.Directed by David Slade (Hard Candy, Black Mirror), produced by ‘Evil Dead’ legend Robert Tapert, and based on Steven Niles bestselling comic book series, 30 DAYS OF NIGHT features a chilling score by Brian Reitzell (Hannibal), atmospheric cinematography by Jo Willems (The Hunger Games), and more vampire mayhem than you can shake a crucifix at.Special Feature: Audio Commentary with Josh Hartnett, Melissa George and Producer Rob Tapert

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The problem with vampires is that, usually, they cant go out in daylight. That means that, however menacing they might be after sunset, when morning rolls around again, the heroes can just dig em up and stick a stake in them. 30 Days of Night sidesteps the whole daylight problem by setting its story in Barrow, Alaska, a town which is so far north that during the winter, the sun doesnt rise for a month at a stretch. Its such a perfect setting for vampires that its almost shocking no-ones thought of it before now. 30 Days of Night has another trick up its sleeve, too. Its vampires arent gothic hedonists who enjoy their claret out of jewelled goblets. Nope, these are vicious, nasty, brutal creatures whod snap your neck as soon as look at you. They look terrifying, all misshapen foreheads and far too many teeth, and the creepy shrieking noise they make only makes it worse; they seem entirely inhuman. Barrows isolated, blizzard-stricken location makes for a literally chilling atmosphere even before the monsters show up. The plot loses its way towards the end, and the inevitable triumph of the heroes stretches logic to its limits, but the setting is original enough to make up for that. 30 Days of Night isnt a film youll forget in a hurry.