Dark Days
Lillith bathing in blood is a clear reference to Elizabeth Bathory, a 16th and 17th century countess who supposedly killed numerous young women and bathed in their blood, in an attempt to retain her youth. She and Vlad III the Impaler are the most common historical figures to be re-imagined as vampires in popular culture.,After Paul shoots a ton of bullets into the head of the vampire pinned by the motel door, when the vampire is released and falls down revealing the wall behind his head, there are no signs of bullet holes or damage to the wall, just smeared blood. There would certainly be at least a few bullets lodged in the wall.,Edited from 30 Days of Night (2007),Fire Or Knife
Written by Joel Birch
Performed by The Amity Affliction
Courtesy of Boomtown Records,The original "30 Days of Night" was an original movie with an excellent cast, director, script, and special effects. It wasn't "Jaws," but it was very well done. All in all, a really good horror/vampire movie. Then the powers that be in Hollywood decided to make a sequel. There are the few obvious exceptions, but sequels generally are terrible. This movie is no different. The characters are cardboard cutouts of "Generic Horror Movie Characer 1," 2, 3, etc. The monsters are equally generic and uninteresting. Everybody lives in "stupid world" and would have a hard time crossing the street in real life. There was not even a surprising or twist ending. I have seen better drama, acting and terror in a high school play. The only reason I did not give this one star, is that I have seen the truly great bad movies. If you are looking for something "so bad it's good," you will still be sadly disappointed. It is not even funny to mock. If you want to see a good vampire flick, catch the original or "Near Dark" or "Blood and Donuts." Heck, watch anything which shows either talent or enthusiasm, but do not watch this. It is just sad.,