Let Me In
Directed by Matt ReevesA bullied young boy befriends a young female vampire who lives in secrecy with her guardian.
Let Me In Ratings & Reviews
- diego.57414 April 2025A great adaptation, an excellent mix of drama, innocent romance, and horror, nothing to envy the Swedish version.
- Thom Timerson, Trancer Hunter24 August 2025This American version from Hammer is as good as (if not better than) its fantastic Swedish counterpart thanks to superb performances and cinematography.
- eyeceeyou9093 days agoOne of the best, sleepers, you may havent found.
- DECEPTIGEEK26 March 2026Good movie. Way better than Twilight.
- tony o'brien13 October 2025Surprisingly Good movie.. didn’t really need the gore and Glowing eyes Theatrics.. I Had not Seen the original version.. Great suspense and atmosphere well worthy to Carry the title A Hammer Film ..
- bedw6016 November 2025My favorite Vampire movie!
- James Saenz18 June 2025this is one of the few american remakes of a foreign film that isn’t laughably worse. the original swedish film is still vastly superior, but what’s here is still captivating. it borrows a lot from the original film’s screenplay while also incorporating more of the book’s horror elements; it has a darker tone and also seems like it wants to tackle satanic panic and broken families but never quite sticks the landing. there are some very tense moments, especially when thomas is out hunting for victims. it’s so obvious how much reeves’ approach to these car sequences inspired his portrayal of the riddler in the batman, like almost beat for beat; he reheated his own nachos for that film, but they’re even better there. it’s incredibly moody and atmospheric, but its sacrifice of character development for horror can definitely be felt in the relationship between owen and abby. every moment of tenderness is undoubtedly moving, but they never reach the emotional peaks of oskar and eli’s relationship in the swedish version— the bedroom scene in both films is a prime example of this disparity. i respect this adaptation, and i love the horror elements and reeves’ directorial approach, but i still prefer the original.
- DiabolicalPanda14 July 2025Basically the same story as the 2008 adaptation. All are decently done
- florence6984 July 2025I wasn't sure if I would like a vampire movie involving pre teens but I must admit I did. And the acting was very well done considering how you the two main stars we're at the time.
- Gen Lock18 May 2025Do not let them in! :)
Let Me In Trivia
Let Me In was released on 1 October 2010.
Let Me In was directed by Matt Reeves.
Let Me In has a runtime of 1h 56m.
Let Me In was produced by Simon Oakes, John Nordling, Guy East, Carl Molinder, Tobin Armbrust, Alexander Yves Brunner, Donna Gigliotti.
A bullied young boy befriends a young female vampire who lives in secrecy with her guardian.
The key characters in Let Me In are Owen (Kodi Smit-McPhee), Abby (Chloë Grace Moretz), The Father (Richard Jenkins).
Let Me In is rated 15.
Let Me In is a Horror, Drama, Mystery film.
Let Me In has an audience rating of 7.6 out of 10.
Let Me In had a budget of US$20M.
Let Me In has made US$24.1M at the box office.