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Must Watch: Second Full US Let the Right One In Trailer

by Alex Billington
October 2, 2008
Source: IGN

Magnet has debuted the US version of the trailer for this year's best horror film, Let the Right One In. I know that it was only 5 days ago that we ran the first Swedish trailer, but this film needs to be seen for what it is and this trailer does a better job of showing US audiences why it's a great film. Even if you've seen that first trailer, I suggest you watch this one as well. I actually caught a second screening of this film the other night (courtesy of Mahalo Daily) and loved it even more the second time around. It truly is one of the best films of the year and everyone that sees it falls in love with it, too. And although this movie is about vampires, it's so much more than a horror movie, despite the way this trailer comes off. Enjoy!

Watch the US trailer for Let the Right One In:

You can also watch the Let the Right One In trailer in High Definition on IGN

Let the Right One In (aka Låt den rätte komma in) is directed by Swedish filmmaker Tomas Alfredson, of other foreigns films like Kontorstid and Four Shades of Brown. The screenplay was written by John Ajvide Lindqvist and is based on a book of the same name that Lindqvist wrote as well. This film first premiered in the US at the Tribeca Film Festival earlier this year and was picked up by Magnet Releasing as part of the "Six Shooter" series. Let the Right One In will arrive in very limited theaters (only in New York and Los Angeles as far as I know) starting on October 24th. Please go see this wonderful movie!

Let the Right One In Poster

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Reverend

Oooh, this looks good. An interesting direction to go for a vampire flick.
Markmos

Children are like Cats they are Mysterious and Spooky at the same time...
vegeta

What's really amazing is that it's decades past the time when you'd have thought the vampire genre had run dry, yet original films like this one just keep rolling out. I hope it's as good as the review contends, but I won't hold my breath for the remake.
Darrin

i hope there is no american remake in the works. this one will be fine. looks great.
http://www.bartleby.com/61/66/C0726650.html Crapola

Yeah, looks good but can't wait for the reboot, rework, re-interpritation. Sarcasm aside it does look great, I might even go to the cinema to see this.
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@4 Alex already said there is a remake in the works. This looks good. Really good. I think I like the first trailer more because it gave less away. Since Alex has already seen it twice (man I live on the wrong coast), this fact does not bother him.
http://www.myspace.com/kevjohnphotography kevjohn

This is looking awesomer and awesomer! I hope they show this here in my town.
Nikhil Hariharan

Why do international directors create such good thriller/horror movies? , damn Hollywood. Indie and International films for the win!
Buddyross

Let the Right On In has won 15 Festival Prizes so far, Tribeca included (best narrative Feature). You can find all US release dates at Magnolia Pictures: http://www.magpictures.com/dates.aspx?id=3f16c245-97bb-4978-bbb8-f754d4f32785
Heckle

COMING TO DENVER in NOVEMBER....sweeet
teamsolovictory

looks great, and that girl is adorable
Laure_lei

I read this book and it was GREAT...I was damn surprised to see they'd made a movie, and I can't wait to see it!!!!!!!!
LESTAT_666

GREAT MOVIE BUT IT'S THEME IS LIKE UNFINISHED AND SOMETIMES CAN'T UNDERSTAND THE FULL STORY BUT LIKE I SAID IT'S A GREAT FILM AND I HOPE THERE WILL BE A SECOND PART DESCRIBING THE WHY OR THE PAST OF THE GIRL. AND AGAIN I LOVED THE FILM THE VAMPIRE LOOKS GREAT AND EVIL.