I love 30 Days of Night. The vampires look just like the ones in the comic book. Josh Hartnett did a fine job as the lead.

One of my favourite horror movies. An underrated gem

The dread this movie produces is great. Everything feels so helpless, it's great.

Very underrated vampire movie. Love this film.

I like this movie a lot. The vampires in this film are not romantic. These vampires smell bad, stink of death, have dirty, sharp teeth, and very bad breath. They will not bother to seduce you before biting you, you will feel their foul breath and they will suck your blood mercilessly.

That cold you're feeling, That's not The weather

30 days was a great take on the legend of vampires

My #1 favorite vampire movie of all time

The vampires in this film didn't play baseball,don't glow in sunshine,they were-CREEPY-evil,had their own language and didn't play any games. Didn't marry humans either. LOL. I LOVED this movie.

This flick is a perfect companion to JOHN CARPENTER'S THE THING. Settle in on a cold winter's night, cut the lights, & let the claustrophobic isolation take hold...

I remember seeing this in theaters back in the day! Still a movie I love till this day. It was just a cool premise for a vampire movie! Cheers

The main problem with this is the passage of time does not work well...at all.

This is one of the few high acclaimed vampire movies that I truly liked most of my favorites fall under B movie categories

"30 Days of Night"(2007) is an excellent Vampire horror movie!This is an atmospheric and some moments very scary movie!

I was lucky enough to see this in the cinema and really enjoyed it.

My Absolute Favorite Vampire Movie

Such a great movie. Might be the best vampire movie ever. It’s a shame it never had a big following.

I LOVE this movie. I feel like this movie displays a true image of how vampires really are and look which is evil, dark, scary as all hell and heartless. It's my favorite vampire movie. You nailed it when you described the tone and look of the movie too. 🔥🧛

This was a great movie loved it it scared the hell out of me

One of my favourite vampire flicks

Great video. This movie is so underrated.

One of the best horror films I have seen. I would hide behind the couch whenever the trailer would come out around 2007 ish.

Man! Can’t believe it’s been that long…. Always liked this flick

And although the media is full of popular and famous horror films about vampires, however, "30 Days of Night" is one of the few movies that truly made the image of vampires terrifying. These are no ghouls, which can be easily killed with an aspen stake or holy water. These are ghosts of the night. Everything about them is frightening: their black bottomless pupils like sharks, a row of crooked teeth like piranhas, their grouping and methods of luring victims like a pack of predators, their sadism and ruthlessness. But what could be even scarier to die from their claws and teeth is to become a vampire yourself. After all, as Marlow (leader of the cult) said, there is no hope in this fate, only hunger and pain.

Just watched it always wondered why it never got a sequel or became a series it has such promise the vampires are unique

Right behind “Let the Right One In” as vampire movies. The second act were they are just trying to keep safe and stay hidden, legit scary.

The decision to make the vampires speak their own language was a stroke of genius. It absolutely cements their otherness & just sends a shiver down your spine when they communicate. When marlow speaks in broken English to denounce god it’s devastating. Properly horrible. Excellent film.

Just watched this again a couple weeks ago. I saw it in theaters and love it.

I Remember They Talked About This Movie On Bravo's Top 13 Scariest Moments Back In 2007/08 At The Time I Have The DVD Copy Of 30 Days Of Night And This Movie Really Packs a Punch.

We had this movie on DVD at the fish camp I worked in rural Alaska, it was seriously spooky to watch in the fall-early winter

This is one of my favorites vampire movies of the 2000s and I really liked it. Never saw the sequel and I never read the comic book. But I really like the film and I think you did a good job covering the comic book and the movie adoption. Keep up the good work

What the happen to this adaptation? Well it became a fantastic horror movie of course.

Love this film different then your typical vampire film kind of has the thing vibe.

Thanks for the Video 😀

The Crow would make a good "What Happened To This Adaptation?". The movie differs quite a bit from the source.

We just got over one of those "arctic blasts" of ice and snow here in Portland Oregon! This is a good movie to watch while it cold!

One of those rare occasions when I had hoped for the expected sequel (that I never knew had been made). And until I just googled it, I truly had no idea that there is, in fact, a sequel, and mini TV series. (Should have just read the description above).

Fellow Coloradan I salute you! Ben Templesmith's art for the first years of 30 Days of Night is worth looking into if you haven't read the comic.

lol,I just rewatched this the other day. It’s definitely a fun watch.

Always loved this movie. Also, CO gang ❤

Me and my buddy Matt went and saw this in theaters back in the day. One of the great horror films of the ‘00s.

One of the best vampire movie.

If you liked this movie, you might want to check out "Frostbite" (a.k.a. "Frostbiten") from 2006. "The film takes place in a small town in northern Sweden during midwinter, making the environment perfect for vampires to hunt townspeople due to the cold weather and small amount of daily sunlight. It is Sweden's first vampire movie." - Wiki

I agree it's one of the few times the adaptation is better than the source material. The original comic feels like a first draft, while the movie feels like a revised, improved version of the same story.

This movie is one of the few that manages to make me feel trapped and cut off. You can feel the hopelessness of these people as Josh’s character attempts to save those with common sense while idiots rightfully are killed off. The survivors of this are resourceful, resilient, and earn their moments of emotion because it’s not until the end when the final fight arrives. The story’s tragic end also isn’t melodramatic. It’s painful, to the point, and just like experience death itself, you feel little closure when the film ends. The vampires might be gone, but they still won. Families are destroyed. Loves were taken. And nobody will know what happened until the sequel.

This movie did not need a sequel

One of my favourite horror movies and definately my favourite vampire movie. The graphic novel has my favourite horror art style.

I used to have a crush on Danny 😊

I think about the "No God" scene all the time. Delivered so well.

liked the concepf of vampires doing what vampires do without sun

Danny Houston plays the legendary New Orleans based "Axeman" in American Horror Story few episodes. (he had) The orchestrated axe ambush (in a skyrise of Hoston?)against the incorporated business-like witch hunters would make Tony Soprano weep in abject jealousy. Truth.

This movie was absolutely chilling...

love this movie and graphic novel

I liked this movie though

Bruh I just watched this for the first time last night

Ben Foster is a great actor.

True Detective season 4 vibes.

Good movie

Oh yeah, I remember this movie. Everyone hated it because the main character slays an elder vampire just like that.

I liked part 2. They even had a CGI hartnett at the end too.

This is a Great movie.It's one of the essentials of any collection. The Horror of Dracula.Fright Night. The Lost Boys. Blade 2 . Blade. 30 Days of Night Salem's Lot. Dracula 1992. Interview with a Vampire. Let Me In " Remake" What We Do In The Shadows . John Carpenter's Vampires. From Dusk till Dawn. That's my entire Vampire Collection. I've seen all at least 15 times. A few probably closer to a Hundred times.

What happened to '30 Days of Night'? Why nothing. It's sitting safely in my DVD collection right next to '99 Women' from Jess Franco.

My favorite vampire movie

.idky but I remember watching this when it came out and HATING it lol

This movie was very well made. Idk why it didn’t get the love it deserved. Character development was there. The horror factor was there. It had everything and it was different. I feel like someone played them in the market. Which sucks. One of my favorites.

This movies are under rated Gen. Very creepy and very cool really nasty and bloody just like the original two blade movies.

I'm more a comic guy so for me, once the property lost the art of Templesmith, it lost what made it most remarkable. I'd have liked to have seen the movie do a better job of reflecting his style in the creature design, cinematography, and lighting/colour-effects, to really play up what made the book so visually special in the first place.

Can you talk about DARK HARVEST? It's another movie from David Slade

CO in the house!

A mini series?!????? What? When?

I have this dvd, it’s so much better in low quality

Duly needed sequel desired

It could've been so much better. It would have been better made by modern a Hammer production writer and studio.

It’s an interesting film. Not great but certainly worth a watch on a cold night.

Isn’t that the guy from halloween h20?

Definitely a cult classic Vampire flick. I could never understand why this film didnt get critical acclaim when it had great performances all around, a haunting score, and gorgeous cinematography and atmosphere.

This movie actually made vampires scary

Hey everyone wait.dot.did I hear correctly that there was also a mini series? As in on TV possibly following the events of part 1 and 2 the movies? I appreciate any feedback Thanks and good luck to everyone !

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🧛 *Introduction to 30 Days of Night* - Overview of winter-themed movies and stories. - Mention of the 30 Days of Night comic and its initial rejection as a movie. - Introduction to the main question of how closely the movie adaptation follows the comic. 00:21 📜 *Journey of 30 Days of Night* - Steve Niles' original pitch as a movie and its rejection. - IDW publishing the idea as a limited miniseries. - Details on the development timeline, key cast members, and director. 03:37 📚 *Creators and Success of 30 Days of Night* - Background on Steve Niles and Ben Templesmith, creators of 30 Days of Night. - Overview of the success of the comic, including collections, adaptations, and additional content. - Recognition of Ben Templesmith's contributions beyond 30 Days of Night. 04:34 🌒 *30 Days of Night Plot Summary* - Setting and premise of the story in the Alaskan town of Barrow. - Introduction of Sheriff Eban and the mysterious stranger's warning. - Unveiling of the vampire group led by Marlo and the unfolding events in Barrow. 05:45 🔍 *Comic vs. Movie - Differences* - Highlighting the similarities in dark tone between the comic and the movie. - Specific differences in characters and events between the comic and the film adaptation. - Emphasis on changes to the characters of the stranger, Marlo, and the focus on side human characters. 07:25 🏆 *Legacy and Preference* - Comparison of the legacy of the comic and the movie. - Acknowledgment of the expanded universe and lore in the comic. - Personal preference for the movie due to its accessibility, runtime, and entertainment value. Made with HARPA AI

Not sure why you ask this about a movie? What happened to X celeb is answerable. For a film, the only answer is... It came out, I liked it, some didn't, the end. Nothing happened to the movie. It's still there.

You need to re-edit this. The music for the title screen comes in too late.

Have always enjoyed this film. And why isn't Josh Hartnett a bigger star? I think he's a talented actor.

Is Casa Bonita with the Cliff divers as great as South Park makes it out to be?

my audio problem maybe, but i cant hear you over when you play generic music in the background

Hey everyone please read my comment below and respond LOL but also, does anyone know the significance behind the choice of the name: EBEN ?! I never heard that name before this movie LOL. Is it possibly a biblical name ? Or in general, what does the name mean, if anything? And also, what country, etc. is the origin? Thanks everyone :)

these are real vamps

Is this based off a comic

Please lower the music in the beginning of this episode I can barely hear the narrator

Damn good vampire movie. Probably the last good vampire movie to come out right before the Twilight franchise turned them into emo teenagers. These vampires are more like the ones in the John Carpenter movie “Vampires “ except way more brutal. They survive in the shadows, sleep wherever, and see humans as nothing more than food.

These are the scariest vampires I've ever seen. Their faces all look the same, like they're a separate species. When the humans here turn into vampires, their faces don't change into what I call a "Down Syndrome" kind of look which leads me to believe they were born that way. Vampires born from vampires, going back thousands of years with their own language...possibly from another planet. We don't know for sure they don't age. This could be the latest generation. Also, they don't want humans to be turned. I think they want to get rid of all the humans in this small town so they can take it over and breed their kind freely. That's my take.

This movie was great... up until the end. It was legitimately scary and fun until Josh Hartnett injected himself and did the one on one fight with the vampire leader. The last 10 minutes of the movie ruined everything that had come before it.

Another video with poor audio. After 3 years you can't find a blanket and a closet?

i thought the setting was cool, i remember i wanted to like it, but the movie didnt do it for me

i thought this movie was garbage. when u watch the movie while thinking of the context of each scene, everything is illogical. absolutely everything.

My favorite horror movie. That's secretly a Christian ✝️ movie!

I hated this movie because of the bald vampire who looked like the guy from disturbed.

Great movie but the sequels sucked!

Funny how this came out in 2007, one of the (if not the most) hardcore vampire movie ever and then in 2008 Twilight came out and destroyed everything 30 Days of Night did, ruining vampire movies for the next 15 years. We are bearly getting out of this romanticised vampire phase, but very slowly

This movie wasnot really good.