30 Days of TV spots

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

STYD scored not one, but two new TV spots for the upcoming vampire jamboree known as 30 DAYS OF NIGHT, and I must say… they may be a couple of the coolest looking TV spots I’ve seen for a movie. EVER. And no, I’m not f*cking around here…

If you head over THIS WAY you can check them both out. And by that, I mean, you’ll sit back in awe and relish at just how absolutely f*cking awesome they are! In the time of a commercial, they capture the terror, the savageness of the vamps, and the overall style of what we can expect in just a couple of weeks. Once these start hitting primetime, people will be breaking down theater doors everywhere begging to get in. No joke!

Ok, so maybe I’m joking a bit here, but not about how f*cking cool this movie looks. David Slade appears as though he has a hit on his hands, and it looks like Frank Miller isn’t the only graphic novelist out there who’s work is inspiring visually stunning movies, as this may just put Steve Niles more in the mainstream… and greenlight more of his projects to the big screen. Or at least we can hope it does!

30 DAYS OF NIGHT, starring Josh Hartnett and the lovely Melissa George, stalks it’s way into theaters everywhere October 19th.

Source: STYD

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