Review of 30 Days of Night: Dark Days (2010) by Micah B — 17 Jul 2012

You know it's a bad sequel when: You can't get the orginal cast to join you...

I'm no twilight fanatic or on the band wagon about Vampires, over the past 6 years Hollywood has spun the Mythological blood clenching creatures into the next black. With the heavy price of selling one's soul and dignity. 30 Days of Night (orginal) was the exception. The popular Graphic novels that i've enjoyed reading, was accurately depicted and historically researched. But once again, someones always looking to make a dollar, the spun sequel of 30 days of Night stole the orginals perfect, sold ending. Josh Hartnet was replaced by a digital reanimation and the main character was re-casted, D-listers were portrayed as pitiful, vengeful bounty hunters seeking justice, lacking a calculated or logical plan. It's safe to say: 30 Days of Night stole everything that was once worth while.