Vampire films that don’t regurgitate a story that has been used over and over again, are few and far between. Especially when trying to find one that has been made within the last 10 years. In a time when horribly disgusting romantic vampire films have been lighting up the box office, one small budget film has shown its true quality. Let the Right One In follows a young boy struggling with his own insecurities in life, who eventually befriends a strange girl that shows him how to stand up for himself. Forget being one of the best vampire films in the past 10 years, this film is one of the best vampire movies I have ever laid eyes on. Unfortunately, the film is now being remade by an American director who’s greed most likely outshines his respect for leaving a good film alone. As much as that pains me, it will not prevent me from holding a special place in my black heart for the original.