I felt the sudden jolts of shock and fear of course, but I felt more than that. During the first film, I actually felt emotion while watching. More seriously, as a fan of the first film, I was as disappointed as I've ever been by any movie after watching this. I can see the next movie in the trilogy, 100,000 screaming and furious people chasing down the director and producer of this turd to get their money back. Reviewed by soapofnature 3 /10 About as original as a STOP sign Title (Brazil): "30 Dias de Noite 2" ("30 Days of Night 2") The conclusion is ridiculous and with the only intention of giving another sequel. Kiele Sanchez performs Stella Oleson that was originally performed by Melissa George, and the scene of her final fight with Lilith is a rip-off of "The Descent". In the first film, the strength and the speed of the vampires were absurd and now the human can be protected behind a steel door. The incoherent screenplay has many flaws and poorly explains why the group fights with the vampires in suicidal attacks, either on the pitch black of the underground of Los Angeles or in a ship during the night. "30 Days of Night: Dark Days" is an implausible sequel of 2007 "30 Days of Night". Stella joins the quartet that is armed and ready to battle against the evil vampires. Further, she finds that Dane (Ben Cotton) is a vampire that has kept humanity after his transformation and wants to destroy Lilith. When Stella returns to the motel where she is lodged, she meets Paul (Rhys Coiro), Todd (Harold Perrineau) and Amber (Diora Baird) that are vampire hunters and leans that Agent Norris is a wannabe vampire and the vampire leader Lilith (Mia Kirshner) is in the city and ready to return to Alaska. In Los Angeles, Stella uses ultraviolet lights in the auditorium to expose the vampires to the audience but the FBI Agent Norris (Troy Ruptash) tells that the incident was a hoax. Reviewed by claudio_carvalho 5 /10 Implausible SequelĪfter the destruction and rebuilding of Barrow, Alaska, Stella Oleson (Kiele Sanchez) misses her beloved husband Eben and spends her time giving lectures uncovering the truth about the incident in Barrow and the existence of vampires to the world, following the lead of the unknown Dane. If you want to see a good vampire flick, catch the original or "Near Dark" or "Blood and Donuts." Heck, watch anything which shows either talent or enthusiasm, but do not watch this. If you are looking for something "so bad it's good," you will still be sadly disappointed. The only reason I did not give this one star, is that I have seen the truly great bad movies. I have seen better drama, acting and terror in a high school play. There was not even a surprising or twist ending. Everybody lives in "stupid world" and would have a hard time crossing the street in real life. The monsters are equally generic and uninteresting. The characters are cardboard cutouts of "Generic Horror Movie Characer 1," 2, 3, etc. There are the few obvious exceptions, but sequels generally are terrible. Then the powers that be in Hollywood decided to make a sequel. All in all, a really good horror/vampire movie. It wasn't "Jaws," but it was very well done. The original "30 Days of Night" was an original movie with an excellent cast, director, script, and special effects.
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