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FILM DETAILS | | Certificate 18 |  | Cast Adrian Pasdar Bill Paxton Jenny Wright Eric Red |  | Directors Kathryn Bigelow |  | Screenwriters Kathryn Bigelow |  | Running Time 84 minutes |
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Near Dark Impressive genre-twisting debut from Bigelow.

Plot A young man reluctantly joins a travelling "family" of evil vampires, when the girl he'd tried to seduce is part of that group. Verdict You can cite your Scream's as much as you like. The fact is that the resurgence of horror began a full ten years before Wes Craven started getting 'all clever' on us. It began on a dusty road, somewhere in Arizona, when a 36 year-old artist-turned-director twisted genre tradition on its head and proved to her more hirsute counterparts that she could frankly do this shit better. Or, when Kathryn Bigelow took on the big boys and won.
 Reviewed by Mark Dinning
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