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Vampires From Let The Right One In Explained
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2024
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0:00 Intro
1:28 Eli And Oscar
3:50 blood
7:28 Abilities
10:03 Weakness
13:19 Final Thoughts and Outro
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Do First kill
Do first kill lore please
Would you please consider doing a breakdown of the vampires from the 2018 movie Living Among Us?
Can you do a video on twilight or a discovery of witches
what is the name of the sound in the intro?
You didn't notice the eye glow! In the scene before Oscar cuts his hand, before he turns the light on in the basement, her eyes begin to glow and the pupil becomes slitted like a cat. The coolest thing.
YES THAT WAS SO COOL
@@alexarias5717 nice to know I wasn't the only one that caught it haha
My favourite Vampire movie of all time, with arguably the best ending of any movie ever made. Epic stuff...
Agree, this movie is top notch 👍
This was the first movie I ever watched on Netflix, back in 2008.👍
I mean, it’s a good movie but you are really stretching it if you think it’s even close to the best ending ever.
@@coganLollins Do the Howling and Stakeland
Indeed. I accidentally found this on netflix some years ago. It was really different than most vampire movies, but so good...
I remember watching this a few years ago when it came on Netflix. It was intense. Very well made film. Probably the first foreign film I've ever truly enjoyed watching.
if you're up for another Scandinavian movie then I can highly recommend the Danish movie "The Rider of Justice" with mads mikkelsen (Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, Polar, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Doctor Strange, Casino Royale, Hannibal ) it's a dark action comedy from 2020 ...
@@GarmrsBarking I'll have to check it out thanks
@@revanjagergaming8714sorry it's called "riders of justice" google translate F'ed up again
Same: first foreign film I've enjoyed watching. Just saw this movie October, 2022.
I’m glad in the original the darker themes are addressed compared to the American remake which kinda covers them up. When I watched the remake I was very perplexed about why a grown man was in some strange relationship with a child. I like the more romantic and not so creepy version of it in the remake but the original has given some closure.
I think the original is more romantic. Only people who watched the remake seem to believe that Oscar is just going to be a new 'handler' for Eli and the director just decided that Eli was bad? Either not understanding the source material or just wanting to make his own thing which, in my opinion, was not the right choice.
How was it more romantic in the remake when the grown man in the remake was being forced to serve the vampire girl lol
In the American version, I'm pretty sure the older man presumed to be her father in the beginning was rewritten to have been around Oscar's age when Eli met him. Maybe I just assumed that? From what I took away, he basically grew up from around the age of 12 taking care of her, and so their shared history, and the fact that it was all he knew at that point kept him bonded to her for as long as it did. Even in the remake, his character was purposefully portrayed more as means of survival than a companion. There was no romance to be found for me in either version, just the same sad story of codependence, manipulation, and trauma-based companionship.
@@FuzzyKittenBootsActually,that would be a reasonable assumption.Except,the author,I understand wrote a short story that answer the question,of what happened.Have not read, it however.
After seeing "Let Me In" I learned of the original Swedish film it was based upon and from there I learned of the book. Let me tell you, as good as "Let the Right One in" is, it barely scratches the surface of what is in the book. I love both movies but of course the Swedish version is superior but the book was incredible.
I always thought that Eli was Castrato a opera singer who was casturared around the age of 8-10. A castrato is a type of classical male singing voice equivalent to that of a soprano, mezzo-soprano, or contralto.
That would certainly fit given a certain disturbing scene that happens.
I really love this movie ... it reminds me of my childhood in Sweden and Denmark ... minus the vampires of course ... the people, the clothes and the atmosphere catches that time period absolutely perfect... I identify a lot with that boy...
and hey check out the werewolf movies ... "dog soldiers" and the "ginger snaps" series ...
" minus the vampires of course "
They don't have Vampires over there ?
@@laza6141 no... We have draugs though...
Ginger snaps movies are amazing 🤩
@@forgottentoads313 yep...
I wonder if that ginger snaps tv show will ever be made, there've been no news for months
This was such a great movie. I'm disappointed that these 2 actors virtually disappeared after this movie. Lina Leandersson went on to make 2 more movies, stayed in Swedish Theatre, and was at Sinister Creatures Con in 2018. After that she hasn't been heard of again. Kare Hedebrant did nothing after this movie. Kinda bummed, would love to see more of them.
Same. They both are great actors. I'd love to see more from them.
This movie has a special place in my heart, I love it so much! Also, I'd recommend you do a video of the vampires from House of Ashes, I think they're a unique and interesting take on the monsters.
Same here! And I Will have to check that out I havnt heard of it thanks 🙏
I always thought she smelled of copper from feeding on blood, like when you can smell a large quantity of blood in the air.
Yes, like when you can smell a large amount of blood in the air...
30 Days of Night is my personal favorite vampire flick but this is easily my second. The American version should be forgotten but the Swedish version is fantastic.
This film is so visually beautiful and haunting. I watched it again the next day after the first time and again the following week. The story is classic and I love how it's not just about blood and guts. Also, 30 Days of Night is HIGHLY underrated 👍🦇
this is a fantastic movie and the kids acting in it are equally awesome. one of my absolute favorites
I simply love this film. The best vampire story told yet and has a beautiful and haunting soundtrack. I only wish that Let The Old Dreams Die was made into a film. I think it would work. Great review!
Make "Let the Old Dreams Die" a film!
O and cgi Kare and Lina into it!
This is and always be one of the best vamp movies
The original Swedish I found more evocative and in-depth
I thought she was grooming Oskar. She chose him based on his insecurities and obvious violent fantasies and her current handler / familiar was getting a little full of himself and long in the tooth.
she is a he, he was castrated at a young age to appear female
Eli has the picture of Hackon when he was just a 12 year old boy. So Oscar is just another child in her plot to have familiars get blood for her. Hackon is not the first boy to become an old person she has discarded for another younger boy to replace the previous Familiar. The “gifts” she is “given” like the egg puzzle is because she can hypnotize people to be sympathetic to her. So she is either accidentally or intentionally charming people like Hackon and Oscar to become her familiar.
The American remake polluted the purity of the relationship between Eli and Oskar.
Hakan was an oldman, homeless, alcoholic and suffering from pedophilia when Eli met him first time. Eli suported him financially and he fell in love with him/her because he was a pedophile. He got ready to become caretaker of her. Eli never loved him. Whenever he tried to sleep with her, she refused to do so.
But on the other hand, Eli and Oskar became true friends and their bonding grew stronger over time. After leaving Blackberge Eli turned Oskar into vampire.
The photograph of young Hakan was only shown in the American remake. In real story, no such a photograph exists.
Not in this film. It's like that in Let Me In but there isn't a single picture of young Hakon in the original.
in the sequel book "let the old dreams die" Eli turns Oskar and they live together
That is just in the American version. In the book Eli really does love and care for Oskar, and they never intended to make Oskar their handler. In the sequel short story, Eli turned Oskar and they are implied to still be traveling together (as a couple). Also Eli had only known Hakan for either a few months or about a year or so (he was a grown adult), so there was no hypnotizing or grooming in that instance. Hakan is just a perv that wanted to be close to Eli.
English keyboards can't type his name, but it's Håkan. Pronounced as Hawk-an.
Legacy of Kain is one of the best dark fantasy games ever made. It has deep and complex lore and story, remarkable voice acting, perfectly written characters, dark atmosphere of crumbling world with fitting music. Criminally underrated. It is the best vampire game, lore and story wise IMO
Something that always fascinated me about one of the editions of the novel is that the English cover made by the publisher "Text Publishing" consists of a photo of a naked child lying peacefully in a snowy landscape under a luminous sky. I like to think that said cover represents Eli / Elias dreaming about his humanity while he sleeps submerged in the bathtub full of blood.
I absolutely had a blast watching let the right one in it's a great vampire film my mother and some of her friends also enjoyed it 🙂🧛♀️🧛♂️
Truly one of those films everyone needs to see at least once. Sadly the north american remake didn't quite hold up to the original :(
I totally agree with you that everyone needs to see it. Also some American movies don't hold up to the original like the Japanese version of the movie The Ring for example.
as a Dane who was born in Sweden and grew up in the period in which the film takes place ... I simply refuse to see that remake ... they always screw it up when they make remakes of Scandinavian films ...
@@GarmrsBarking yeah defiantly skip the remake. I will say that I dislike how a lot of remakes really just get rid of the folklore or things that make that locale or setting unique.
I saw the American one first back in 2010 I believe that’s when it came out. One of my friends told me that it’s originally a Swedish movie from 2008 and a book as well. I was intrigued. I’ve read the book and seen the Swedish movie. Both are excellent work of art.
I’m enjoying the Showtime series, and I can see why they’ve given the characters more hope and broadened the story. The 2004 film led me to the novel. Both are fantastic.
Great video, as per usual! Have you done a video on the vampires in Only Lovers Left Alive with Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston?
This was an awesome movie, I have seen the American remake first, then when I learned it was a remake I have seen this one! By the way I'm still waiting for you to cover Count Duckula!
I might have to make the count duckula video eventually 🦆
In the heart of Transylvania
A great movie, if your taking suggestions I think "chapelwaite" would be really good to go over. It's based from Stephen King and stars Adrian Brody.
I havnt heard of that one I’ll have to check it out thanks 🙏
@@coganLollins it's based on Jerusalem's Lot, the prequel to Salem's Lot.
*Fun fact:* Apart from "Let the Old Dreams Die", there is a third installment called "What kept you so long", but more than another sequel it could be considered a spin-off, since it doesn't have much to do with the main novel and, despite feauturing vampires, there is only a reference to the protagonists of LTODD . In addition, there is another short story called "Village on the Hill", which, despite referencing the end of the novel and including a cameo of Morgan, is a completely different story.
Are these in Paper Walls? I’m a huge fan of John Ajvide Lindquist but I’m behind on some books because I haven’t had a lot of time to read. I’m reading “Let The Old Dreams Die” right now.
It is completely made clear in the book that Eli genuinely has the mentality of a 12-year-old kid. The greatest proof of this is the fact that she acquires a more emotional and childish attitude as she becomes more and more intimate with Oskar, showing enormous fun while playing with him. In fact, this change in attitude provokes jealousy in Hakan, who can't bear to see how his "angel" goes from showing the personality of a mature and wise being to that of a spoiled girl who gets angry when her father shows no interest in playing with her.
Hey do the novel explain where vampires came from, like the first one
If she is 200 years old she is way smarter and isn’t gonna fall in love with a child, she definitely was grooming him 😂
She is a boy.
In the movie it is ambiguous, which I think is one of the film's many strengths. You are left wondering whether she really feels for Oskar, or if she's just leading him along, like she did her old familiar. Is Oskar that guy's replacement, or are they really in love? If you want to know what the author thought, the answer is in his works. You might be surprised!
When you read the book, Eli IS a child. Ambiguity aside, the film adaptation made the mistake of making Hakan too sympathetic. The film justifies his paedophilia. In the book, Hakan is a real paedophile who has only been with Eli for a few months and is constantly trying to force her to have sex. At one point, he even tries to rape her. Eli's relationship with Oskar is supposed to be the direct opposite. It's pure and sexless. Oskar helps Eli stay true to herself and the child she's inside. For this reason, author John Lindqvist hated the 'Eli grooms Oskar" theory so much that he even wrote a sequel, Let the Old Dreams Die, in which it's confirmed that Eli turned Oskar into a vampire and the two are still together 30 years later. So the novel at least confirms that they loved each other. But there's more to talk about with the films, which is a little problematic for the reasons mentioned above.
Not really he Eli is stuck at the age of 12, so a friendship is not impossible to imagine, with a child of the same age. Also the feeling of liking affection and love do not seem to be beyond the vampires portrayed, she shows remorse at killing and affection for her familiar. Why not love, we love our pets some times passionately, but we could eat them if we were desperate.
@@filmmakerdreamstudiosthats a bummer I liked that theory
Hoping you will give 'Afflicted' a try -- realistic found footage take on vampires! Also Byzantium. :)
This is one of my favorite Vampire movies of all time.
I thought it was obvious she was grooming him to be her familiar? The guy she comes with is incompetent and she knows this. He's getting older and weaker. Less able to fullfil his duties She's looking for his replacement. There is a scene where he finds the history of her familiars. She's done this before. Using familiars is a good strategy to stay hidden. She doesn't seem able to control her self if she is the one making the kills. She even leaves victims alive, something the familiars won't do More likely something will be traced back to her. The familiars act with more discretion and were conned into going great lengths to sacrifice themselves to protect her existence
No. You are thinking about the American remake. Which took one look at the movie, zero looks at the books and just did a frame after frame worse version.
@@FuzzyKittenBoots nope
@@spencerstevens2175 yes. There are no other ‘familiars’ in the original movie, nor in the book it’s based on.
@@FuzzyKittenBoots yes. There is. Please go to the imbd or something. You aren't remembering correctly
I can only assume all ypu mfkers read the book cause the entire movie has like 4.6 words said. And none of it about any relevant questions xP
I was mind blown when one of my favorite books got a movie, even more so when it apparently was loved worldwide AND still in swedish
I’ve seen both versions and love them both. Great vampire film
As a rule I have never really been interested in vampire films, as they don’t really appeal to me.
Until 2008 !!
Wow what a stunning film ( LET THE RIGHT ONE IN ) is.
It was so very different to what I actually expected, this film was beautifully made .
This film is so haunting and delicately made and the acting from the entire cast especially the children were fantastic!!
Which definitely deserves 98 % from rotten tomatoes.
What I will say is that I feel there was no need for an American version 2yrs later , this remake was not needed and doesn’t even come close the the original Swedish movie.
I can’t praise this film enough and personally would ask people to give this film a chance even though it has sub titles , I have watched this film on numerous times and it has certainly grown on me.
All I can say is that this film is a rarity and a gem .
Thanks for introducing me to this movie! Have you done a review on “Lemora?” It’s probably the creepiest vampire movie out there.
I havnt heard of it but I will check it out! Thanks for the suggestion 🙏
Lemora now that's an old throwback.
I feel this movie didn’t need a remake, like the proposed Train to Busan remake. But, at least the two original movies have received acclaim not just in their native audiences.
Looking through your channel I noticed you only cover live action forms of media. If you ever decide to cover something animated, Netflix's Castlevania series is amazing. I would love to see you cover the vampires in that show. Either way love the channel, keep up the good work. *edit* Just saw the end of the video where you said you might cover other forms of media lol. That would be awesome, Legacy of Kain is a banger. But yeah check out Castlevania.
Great video! Please do a detailed synapses of “Forever Knight” ☺️
Watched this film when it was first released and it became in my opinion the best vampire movie that I have ever seen.
Pls do John Carpenter's Vampire's
This has been on my watch list for years. Finally watched it so i could watch your video. So thanks.
Legacy of Kane! Can't believe I didn't notice you haven't done that one. There is so much lore in those games, interesting look at an entire vampire civilization.
Adored this film
It stays with you brilliant
great video also well done
You don’t know how much I love your channel I love vampires so much
I saw this amazing beautiful vampire movie when it first year it came out and still in love with it 👍❤just so good and now years later I'm reading the book plus the two short stories that have come out so I'm hopeful one day that John Ajvide Lindqvist will write a full novel of Eli and Oskar some day plus your video about this awesome vampire romantic tale was great thank you ❤🦇
This is by far one of the most unique and dark movies ive ever seen, but in a good way. That would be amazing if he wrote another book telling what happened in the future. also thanks for joining as a member!
Please do the Vampire in "Abraham Lincoln: The Vampre Hunter" next please?
Vampires are cool, I wonder if there’s any vampire mythologies we no longer have access to cause if time.
Probably. However, in my research for writing a D&D horror game, I have found a LOT of vampire-like lore that is never referenced.
So I've incorporated much of it into my game, lol.
That's pretty cool
@@jamesbaggett3655 thanks. I'm *almost* done with primary writing...on a MASSIVE 700+ page TOME, lol. But it should have everything you would need to play, even if you are a complete newbie to tabletop RPGs.
I would like you to talk about Francis Ford Coppola's Dracula
Awesome! I haven't seen or heard of this one before. I'll be be checking this one out!
Thank you! Great synopsis of this movie and I agree with everything you said.
I'm dead serious when I say that you should do a video on Twilight. You always talk about the facts of the vampires in whatever story you're covering and I truly do think that your takes on those vampires would be insightful, informative, and interesting.
Or you could always save that for April Fool's Day next year!
I think I have only seen the english version in which the old man was actually a boy she previously befriended and that his use was just running out because he got bad at the killing. So she needed a new familiar which leaves the whole relationship in serious doubt. fascinating that in the original story it was a castrated boy, given the vampires are immortal that vampire who did it may have been from a time they did that more often to keep a boys voice or looks. Though I don't know why you'd do that to a vampire as he was never going to grow up anyway.
I assume they probably castrated him before he turned into a vampire.
@@astarcalledsun Well i haven't read the book so all i have to go on is a wiki article that it was done by a sadistic vampire nobel centuries ago. So it could be before or after,
I thought that I had been turned down before, but Ellie told Hakan that she would rather murder someone that develop feelings for him.
I think I got a new favorite vampire movie. Thank you for not spoiling it Story.
One of the best vampire movies out there
Not only my favorite vampire film of all time.
It's my favorite film of all time, as it woke up my eternal love for vampires.
Please do Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant !!
Morrissey saw this movie and made a song for it. At last I know where he got ‘Let the Old Dreams Die’
Here’s the lyrics
Let the right one in
Let the old dreams die
Let the wrong ones go
They cannot
They cannot
They cannot do what you want them to do
Oh...
Let the right one in
Let the old dreams die
Let the wrong ones go
They do not
They do not
They do not see what you want them to
Oh...
Let the right one in
Let the old things fade
Put the tricks and schemes (for good) away
Ah...I will advise
Ah...Until my mouth dries
Ah...I will advise you to...
Ah...let the right one slip in
Slip in
Slip in
And when at last it does
I'd say you were within your rights to bite
The right one and say, "what kept you so long?"
"What kept you so long?"
Oh...
I thought it was the other way round. The book/film's title was based on Smith's lyrics.
I've never seen the original film adaptation but I certainly will now. I just finished reading the book. Great video 🎉
its one of my favourite movies ever
Even though there are some slight differences the movie “let me in” was pretty good to
What a great movie. The only weakness in my opinion was the way the pool scene at the end was filmed. It’s just me maybe ( I’m picky and notice these things ) but the were several improbabilities or impossibilities there
This story is even stranger than you thought. she is not a she. That is a boy who was castrated before he was turned...
I see you read the book
I've watched this a few times. The American version doesn't come close the Swedish version. The book is good and goes into more detail than the movie does.
I'd love for you to review the werewolf film Bad Moon. Very unique werewolf. It's based off of a book.
Please cover the vampires from Byzantium 😊
Not my favorite vampire movie but I love the cave idea
Thank you, I found a few very very good Series and Movies bc of this channel
There is a remake of this movie called Let Me In. Really good movies both.
John Lindqvist is such and underrated writer, his books are awesome Stories.
This one looks like it might be better than the remake. I'll have to look for it.
Thanks for the fix, good choice on this one!👍
I think the smelling part has a darker connotation. In times of war when women knew there was a good chance that they would be raped they would make themselves as unappealing as possible and part of if is not bathing so you smell. I think her not bathing was a way to keep hakkan away from his/her booty
But Hakan had objection when he went to take bath. Hakan tried to dictate him.
@@shashikant3150 I think it was possibly jealousy? Like, you are bathing all the time now? Why? For whom? It sure as hell isn't for me??
This doesnt make sense. Eli had superpowers and had no reason to be afraid of him harassing her. Eli is much more stronger than him.
@Lucas Brumano yes but eli NEEDS a handler and is still mentally a child making him vulunerable to getting taken advantage of eapecially by an adult
You arent gonna kill the person who basically keeps your world turning
I don't remember Hakan complaining about Eli showering??
Yessssss!!!!!! Thank you Cogan!!! Been waiting for this one!
I agree that imho its the best I have seen.
Great video. Would love to see you do a video on the Subspecies Movies Series. Great Vampires.
Yo I know you haven't done any games yet but I would love to see a video on the quarry which recently came out there just seems like so much interesting information I think you would enjoy, then again it's up to you.
This movie is fantastic, happy to see you covered it.
The American remake is not bad, but does not measure up to the OG.
Mi película de vampiros favorita y también el libro! Hay una escena buenísima en el libro donde Oscar se ve a si mismo a través de los ojos de Eli y dios mío no hay nada más hermoso y romántico
The "Be like me" comment was not encouragement, but Eli's plea for Oskar to see things from her perspective, and shows him that his violence at their initial meeting was misguided. She does not like killing. But she has to. Also, in the book she is seen atop a building with membrane wings. So if you read the book, you know how she flies.
Let me in is also an amazing movie!
I’ve seen a series from Epix that reminded me of this, forgot the name but it was pretty good and recent. Its about a town where a family got stranded, there the night fall is feared due to beings like this, they can’t enter your home if not invited.
Very good explanation to a great movie. Thanks
The remake was good to
Can you do the creatures of hemlock grove the tv series
They definitely aren't 2 broken people, she's a vampire of course and he's just a kid figuring out life, he's not even old enough to be broken. They form a friendship, nothing to do with grooming etc.
I love both let the right one in and let me in they're both so emotionally rich.
There's a TV show now
Check out V wars, sirius the jaeger, hemlock grove , and from dusk til dawn series
Have you done one on Dracula 2000 yet? Very much a 2000s movie, vampires are cool, Gerard Butler plays dracula. There was a (terrible)sequel which takes an interesting turn we don't normally see in vampire movies.
I liked that movie. The turn was pretty interesting. Made sense in a way
What was the turn in the sequel? I loved that movie
@@joogullae3456 no Gerard Butler going for a kind of re-incarnation spin, they go for the more comedic tropes too like counting rice and running water. The normal tropes are there but they bring these to the forefront.
As far as a sequel, it's bad, straight up terrible doesn't carry anything from the original. As a stand alone Vampire movie, it's pretty good and turns away from tradition. Definitely worth a watch for any vampire fan.
@@TheListofMrRaguso right I always thought that Dracula being Judas Escariot was dope AF and explained why vampires hate silver and the sun so much.
@@joogullae3456 right, most Dracula movies date him back to Vlad Tepes, they never go back that far, and like not just make him hate Jesus, but make him the MAN that hates Jesus. His biblical hate is unique to him, biblical items don't affect any other vampires, his hate for Christianity goes beyond death and you are just like "damn, this guy" you can get psychologically attached to this Dracula as you dig in with the story and you get the "I get it now! That makes sense!" At the same time as the characters.
I can go on a whole passion project on how this Dracula was designed, as character designs go he is a gold plated 3 layer sundae with ruby sprinkles and silver drizzle
Its a Bromance vampire movie
“Apparently authors are really good at writing screenplays” Hollywood still hasn’t figured it out.
Not in the case of JK Rowling. Her Fantastic Beast screenplays are a pile of steaming shit
The American version is so subpar compared to the book and the Swedish film. The book had so many dark elements to it. Pedophilia, bulling, divorced parents, serial killing, etc that the American film didn't even try to handle
I just watched this again last night, great choice!!!
@CoganLollins CAN YOU PLZZZZ DO "DRACULA 3: LEGACY" AND IT'S THE SEQUEL TO "DRACULA 2: ASCENSION" PLZ THESE ARE SO GOOD
My take was different. To me the familiars are friendless bullied children that fall in love w eli. Eli gravitates towards their type for need and companionship, so the real affection isnt just transactional. This story reimagines familiars, not simply hypnotized slaves, but lonely souls who fall in love... and vampires having a need for companionship and a caretaker.. more melancholy than horror. The American version is drawn-out straight lines that are more exposition than discovery failing to garner quite the dreariness of a Swedish winter and casually tossing in a shot of gratuitous nudity for some unknown reason. Just a lesser imitation in pacing and complexity.
I think the reason Eli smelled bad when she first met Oskar was simply because she was dirty, you can see her hair is all gross and greasy. The next time they meet you can see her hair looks way cleaner, implying she's washed
Remember to always watch the orignal swedish movie, the english is decent but not even close to be as good, plus the girl in the swedish movie who played the vampire does such an amazing performance!
Should do one on 'The Addiction' from 1995. Nothing beats Christopher Walken as a vampire.
YES LEGACY OF KAIN
its really amazing you gonna enjoy covering it.