Let the Right One In

And more Let Me In goodness comes crashing through the door. This time in the fashion of a new clip and two new bits of poster art that focus on everyone's favorite little vampire. Look for the flick in theatres on October 1st, and for more dig on the ever so puzzling Let Me In website here.

A veritable trio of new clips from Matt Reeves' vampire themed remake of Let the Right One In, entitled Let Me In, have just hit the interwebs; and we have them all for you here in one neat little spot! Check them all out below. Well, except for the one on IMDB. You have to go there to watch it since they haven't learned the magic of the embed code yet.

More viral shenanigans are taking place over on the official Let Me In website, and from what we hear, you code breakers out there will be handsomely rewarded for your brain-teasing skills! To get started, just hit up the Let Me In website and let us know what you find. If you find anything at all! *cues spooky music*

The first television spot for Matt Reeves' new child vampire chiller Let Me In has appeared, and we have it here for you free of all those other more boring ads. Look for the film in theatres on October 1st. Synopsis

So we've been tipped off that the first official clip for Matt Reeves' new child vampire chiller Let Me In is hidden somewhere on the official Let Me In website. We've got a few directions for you. Time to play detective! Apparently the clue to the clip's whereabouts is hidden somewhere within the red band trailer below. The tip was as follows: "Head to Owen's playhouse, the writing's on the wall." Pretty cryptic, no? Good luck, and let us know what you find below via our comments section.

Say what you want about the movie itself, the poster art for Matt Reeves' upcoming remake of Let the Right One In, titled Let Me In, has been extremely cool, and this latest French one-sheet is no different.

And the PR wheel for Matt Reeves' Let Me In keeps right on turning as another new still from the flick has made its way online.

Remake or not, I was pretty much sold on Matt Reeves' Let Me In once the fabulous Richard Jenkins signed on to portray young Abby's "father", and finally we have a still from the film featuring the Oscar nominee himself.

Okay, code crackers! Time to sharpen your puzzle-solving skills once again as the official website for Let Me In has been updated with some more viral games for you to dig on. The premise is simple. Crack a code, get a prize like a new image, etc. Up for the challenge? Look for the film in theatres on October 1st courtesy of Relativity, Hammer, and Overture Films. Synopsis

We have really got to applaud the fine folks behind the unique viral marketing campaign for the upcoming film Let Me In. Just a couple of weeks ago some crime scene evidence came our way, and now today? A post card from the Otowi Station Science Museum in Los Alamos, New Mexico is here that has a message written in Morse Code on the back. Can you help us to crack what it says?

The official US red band trailer for Matt Reeves' Let Me In, which takes its title directly from the Americanized translation of the source material by author John Ajvide Lindqvist, is finally here, so get ready for your slightly grimmer look at the upcoming redux that has the industry buzzing.

Pretenders front-woman Chrissie Hynde has a new band -- JP, Chrissie & The Fairground Boys -- and the video for their first single, "If You Let Me", was inspired by the critically acclaimed 2008 Swedish horror film Let The Right One In. Check it out, and let us know what you think.

Yet another piece of artwork for Matt Reeves' upcoming Let Me In, which takes its title directly from the Americanized translation of the source material by author John Ajvide Lindqvist, is finally here, and just like the buzz on the movie itself, it's pretty damned sweet.

The official US trailer for Matt Reeves' Let Me In, which takes its title directly from the source material by author John Ajvide Lindqvist, is finally here, so now's your chance to decide if this one is a sinker or a swimmer for your box office dollar.

Opening the mail around the Dread Central offices is always a treat. Today we got a plain brown box with a Los Alamos, New Mexico return address, PO Box 666.