. Link to post Share on other sites Swithin Posted February 0, 0000 Swithin Advanced Member Members 00,000 posts LocationNew York City Share Posted February 0, 0000 I get irritated when the old rules change. For example, although I really liked Let the Right One In, I didn't like the new rule about the vampire needing to be invited in. I later saw the stage version of the film (great, though kinkier); and read some of the source material. A friend recently told me about another fairly contemporary vampire movie about vampires living an urban life and going to clubs, but that they needed to be invited in. From whence does this new (to me) need for an invitation arise, as if the vampires have become Uncle Elliott (Clifton Webb) in The Razor's Edge, longing for an invitation from the Princess Novemalli? Count Dracula never needed an invitation! 0 Link to post Share on other sites LawrenceA Posted February 0, 0000 LawrenceA Advanced Member Members 00,000 posts Author Share Posted February 0, 0000 I get irritated when the old rules change. For example, although I really liked Let the Right One In, I didn't like the new rule about the vampire needing to be invited in. I later saw the stage version of the film (great, though kinkier); and read some of the source material. A friend recently told me about another fairly contemporary vampire movie about vampires living an urban life and going to clubs, but that they needed to be invited in. From whence does this new (to me) need for an invitation arise, as if the vampires have become Uncle Elliott (Clifton Webb) in The Razor's Edge, longing for an invitation from the Princess Novemalli? Count Dracula never needed an invitation! 