Vampires from 30 Days of Night Viral Analysis | How humans become inhuman monsters | Reuploaded

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  @okami6399 · 5 years ago

  I said this in the original and I’ll say it again, vampires taking advantage of super long arctic nights is such a brilliant idea.

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  @aw4955 · 5 years ago

  This film was better than most zombie films. It was a refreshing take on the vampire genre.

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  @wumpscutx1 · 5 years ago

  Talking about the "child" in the store, she wasn't turned there, she came with the vampires, she has tattoos on her arms so clearly wasn't from the town and is probably way older than she looks.

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  @aselene8890 · 5 years ago

  This is what Vampires should be like, nasty, unforgiving, sadistic with voracious appetites. Spot on. Good film

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  @savagenature1 · 5 years ago

  Marlow (the Vampire Leader) is easily one of the most fascinating characters I&apos;ve ever seen. We never learn anything about his backstory, but we can tell from the way he speaks that he has been around for hundreds of years. Almost every line he says is quotable and philosophical (to varying degrees).<br><br>There is also quite a bit to speculate regarding his mentality. After Bo&apos;s failed suicide attempt, Marlow belittles him, saying, &quot;When man meets a force he cannot destroy, he destroys himself instead. What a plague you are.&quot; Clearly, Marlow sees Vampires as superior and no longer sees himself as human, however, it also sounds a bit hypocritical to call mankind &quot;a plague&quot; when these Vampires literally cause nothing but death and destruction. Maybe he is a hypocrite. Or, maybe he sees Vampires as better because the havoc they cause is purely motivated by their need to feed, while humans often kill for no reason at all. &nbsp;<br><br>Even more curious is when he and Iris (his mate) kill that couple in their home. As Marlow holds the man by the throat he tells him, &quot;There is no escape. No hope. Only hunger and pain.&quot; This first implies that Marlow has a very bleak outlook on life, possibly both as a human and a Vampire. If you&apos;re a human, you&apos;re prey. If you&apos;re a Vampire, you are cursed with a neverending hunger and possibly some form of pain. The other curious thing about this scene is that Marlow speaks to the man in the Vampire language, knowing that the man probably can&apos;t understand him. It makes you wonder why Marlow bothered talking to him or felt the need to do so.<br><br>It should also be noted that Marlow is hardly ever seen feeding. I can only think of one, maybe two brief instances where we see him feed on someone. He is also the only one who mostly cleans his face and then rubs blood on his head as if it were oil or lotion.<br><br>Truly an Enigmatic Vampire

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  @e.t.2914 · 5 years ago

  This is the only vampire movie that ever scared me.

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  @savagenature1 · 5 years ago

  There were a few aspects of the virus that weren&apos;t covered that I&apos;m curious about:<br><br>Teeth: An important aspect of the virus is a sudden change in how their teeth are designed. &nbsp;At first, they are human, and then a few minutes or so later they look like Shark Teeth. This aspect appears to be more Supernatural since the new teeth appear suddenly and the old human teeth are nowhere to be found and it doesn&apos;t appear as though they grew these new teeth over the old human teeth.<br><br>Nails/Claws: While this may seem like they just grew their nails long, I think there is something more going on here. Normal human nails can break fairly easily. These Vampires have nails that are extra thick and they use them as weapons, slashing the throat or face of their victim before going for the killing bite. Since we don&apos;t see any of the new Vampires with these claws, it appears to be something that is developed over time.<br><br>Eyes/Eyesight: Their eyes change, becoming all black, like a Great White Shark. Great Whites happen to have excellent vision for both day and night

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  @Steven_Williams · 5 years ago

  The graphic novel comic that this movie is based on was good as well. Movie was highly underrated in my opinion.

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  @RatchetandSly · 5 years ago

  The vampires in the original comic are supernatural without a doubt. (at one point, a vampire is burned to ash, and is then resurrected by having a little bit of blood splash on the ashes. Some vampires can also teleport)<br><br>The vampires in the movie may be supernatural as well, but they&apos;re made to be far more grounded in order to terrify the audience. Aaaand it worked.

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  @DoodleMan149 · 5 years ago

  When you mentioned that the vamps have a higher internal body temperature, I couldn&apos;t help but notice one flaw in that hypothesis. When the vamps shriek or &quot;breathe&quot; outside, would not there be steam coming from their mouths? This leads me to believe that they aren&apos;t actually warmer, just that they don&apos;t need heat period.

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  @j.q.nguyen · 5 years ago

  &quot;Yay, censor and lacking visuals&quot; Damn Youtube&apos;s biased censorship

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  @salvo48 · 5 years ago

  The moment those dogos get killed i think you cant just chuck it up to teenage prank xd

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