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Can't trust here anymore. too many alerts when i connect and click on any link.

Thanks for making this available FREEMAN, movie was rather bland and boring. Story 3/10, action sequences 7/10.

Awesome, Thanks FREEMAN! Didn't think this would appear for another couple of weeks.

Thanks to Freeman for sharing this, however the actual movie itself is pretty terrible. Trailer and the first 5 minutes are all that's worth watching. Has an interesting premise, plays up on all the cliches so often found in the zombie genre but just fails miserably. If you are looking for something different to the normal zombie movie, try Anna and the apocalypse. Musical comedy with zombies, much better than this movie was.

This film was and still is yet another great horror movie from John Carpenter. Anyone who hasn't watched this then I would still suggest giving it a go even more than 30 years later. This is one of those movies that every horror buff should see, The Thing, The Fog, Prince of Darkness, Christine. Just 4 of my favourite movies from the 80's that were directed by him and would still happily watch today. Recently scared the older kids (16&18) with The Thing. Never even thought about showing them this.

It's hardly the greatest vampire movie of all time but it was an interesting concept. What would a vampire do after being trapped for a couple of centuries beneath the earth. Check up on your distant relatives and of course have a massive meal while you're at it. This movie for me is more a toned down Mel Brooks - Dracula Dead and loving it. Considering this movie was released around the end of the Twilight movies it was a much needed film to take away from the whole vampires twinkle in sunlight crap. However this is hardly a cult classic movie, it is however a solid 7 out of 10 movie you can watch with kids 12+ on a boring rainy day during school holidays or just for a family movie evening.