Film review: It’s all good, blood-drenched fun in Let the Wrong One In

Written and directed by Conor McMahon (Dead Meat, Stitches), Let the Wrong One In is a comedy-horror
Film review: It’s all good, blood-drenched fun in Let the Wrong One In

McMahon has fun with the classic vampire tropes in Let the Wrong One In 

★★★☆☆

Let the Wrong One In (16s) stars Karl Rice as Matt, an average Dublin lad whose life is upended when he realises that his brother Deco (Eoin Duffy) is a vampire. Luckily for Matt, the vampire-hunter Henry (Anthony Head) comes riding to the rescue, determined to wipe out the army of bloodsuckers, led by his ex-fiancée Sheila (Mary Murray), plaguing Dublin’s inner city.

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