Salem's Lot
Salem's Lot
Ben Mears, a writer who spent part of his childhood in Jerusalem's Lot, Maine, also known as 'Salem's Lot, has returned after 25 years to write a book about the long-abandoned Marsten House, where he had a bad experience as a child. He soon discovers that an ancient evil has also come to town and is turning the residents into vampires. He vows to stop the plague of undead and save the town.
Mr Cthulhu reviewedOctober 9, 2024
"Salem's Lot 2024" is an entertaining popcorn vampire flick. While it delivers some thrilling moments and visually stunning set pieces reminiscent of Tobe Hooper's original film, it falls short in terms of depth. The plot is neutered, lacking the richness and complexity found in the source material. Similarly, the characters come across as paper-thin, missing the nuanced development that could have made them more engaging.
Despite these shortcomings, the film succeeds in providing some enjoyable, mindless vampire fun. It’s perfect for those looking to kick back and enjoy some spooky vibes without delving too deeply into character arcs or intricate storylines. Overall, "Salem's Lot 2024" is worth a watch, especially for fans of the genre who appreciate visually striking scenes and a light-hearted approach to vampire lore. Just don’t expect too much in the way of narrative depth, and you’re sure to have a good time!
MrCthulhu