An entirely enjoyable fable about a mouse and a bear who, against all odds, form a strong friendship.

This film feels a great deal like "Let the Right One In" - sympathetic (sometimes) vampires in the bodies of teenagers being obvious similarities.

One thing this movie doesn't do is hit you over the head with the rules of vampirism; this isn't a puzzle about how the hero can navigate the constraints of sunlight and running water. This is a story about relationships between Eleanor, Clara, Frank, and Noel. The fact that some are vampires complicates those relationships, but these feel like human stories rather than cartoonish figures lurching about the screen.

This is the one without all that pesky singing.

A satisfying zombie romp, this movie put Simon Pegg on the map.