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1. Wow, I never even heard of this one.

   Comment by Arkle — November 11, 2007 #

2. And that’s why we’re here… to uncover lost gems (or semi-precious metals) that you might not have heard about.

   I liked the movie way back when, and I’m curious to see how it’s held up since the last time I saw it (at least 10 years).

   Comment by Summer — November 11, 2007 #

3. …and let me guess…Bill Paxton’s character dies horribly.

   This seems to be the Paxton curse: if his character suffers a terrible fate, then the movie is good; if not, the move ain’t so good.

   Comment by Michael — November 19, 2007 #

4. Bill Paxton’s character does get a little abused towards the end, yes

   More than that would be too spoilerrific.

   And “One False Move” is a very good movie in which Paxton’s character doesn’t die. At least we’re left with the assumption that he doesn’t die. Damaged, but not dead.

   Same with “A Simple Plan”. Severely emotionally damaged, but not dead.

   Comment by Summer — November 19, 2007 #

5. Just found you guys and am really enjoying catchign up on old podcasts.

   Near Dark is a great, gritty twist on vampire movies so it will be cool to hear your take on it.

   Comment by Briani — November 26, 2007 #

6. Said Summer: “I liked the movie way back when, and I’m curious to see how it’s held up since the last time I saw it (at least 10 years).”

   Ah, that explains it.

   Any thoughts on the title meaning almost becoming a vampire?

   You could easily do a “Near Dark ” & “The Lost Boys” double-feature.

   Comment by Zignamuclikclik Vacationer — December 3, 2007 #

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