30 Days of Night made us wish someone would have drained the blood out of us in the theater. The premise is good—Alaska has 30 days of no sun, making it a prime feeding ground for vampires—but the writing is terrible, and the acting is just as bad (sorry, Josh Hartnett). Worst of all, the characters still haven't learned that splitting up in a horror movie is never a good idea!

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