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Martin (1978)

A young man, convinced he's a vampire, goes to live with his elderly and hostile cousin in a small Pennsylvanian town, where he tries to suppress his bloodlust.

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Marc S 10 Aug 2008

Personally, I found it fascinating. I really wasn't expecting much. In fact, I really only watched because I thought it might be a fun little b-movie. Trust me, this film has style and class. I had no idea George A. Romero was capable of making a film of this magnitude. It's truly unique, and not just because it's a new take on the whole vampire thing.

Joseph M 10 Sep 2018

Whether a "vampire" or a modern Frankenstein's creature, the protagonist of Martin is in fact a man-made proverbial monster, created by an anguished, frightened society in a deeply troubled era, repressed by conservative religious values and alienated for being what he is.

Brittany E 23 Jul 2007

Romero's best movie period. Zombie movies included.

shane 20 Sep 2008

My favorite movie EVER !!!!! If ya dont get it ya never will.

Sheena F 01 Jan 2009

I'll preface: I am not a Romero fan. At all. At all. I don't like any of his zombie movies. None. Not the old ones, not the new ones. But I like this movie. I like it a lot. With his sing-songy voice and bad haircut, Romero's Martin looks like he may well have escaped from an episode of "Starcade," but he's actually an old-ass vampire. He's got a taste for blood, and... not much else going for him. He's a big time loser. The antidote the zeitgeist needs to "Twilight," Anne Rice adaptations, and all other romantic fantasies about being a literal malevolent parasite. What stands out about this film isn't the acting (which is "meh"), or the cinematography (which I don't judge movies on anyway), but the unwavering attention to detail; with minor flourishes that hint at lush back stories, and plot developments which suggest an almost uncomfortable level of thought was put into the logistics of satisfying blood lust.