I'm not a vampire buff, but...

I think there's a serious error here.  The guy is supposed to be a vampire.  Why does he have a reflection?  And furthermore, why is America producing lots of crappy supernatural shows?  Oh, I know, Moonlight is supposed to be decent, but last time I heard that, it was about Torchwood, and that show fails to meet the standard of "decent" by a lot of ground.

Oh yeah, in case it's not obvious, I'm in love with this site Twitch - movies, television etc. that are weird, fantastical, paranormal, extraterrestrial, splattering, epic, what have you (with a clear and welcome leaning away from Hollywood).  I first found it when I was searching for reviews for Seven Swords, and then I found it again when Cyberpunk Review had a link up to it.  If it's any indication they are willing to see movies if Simon Pegg is in them, or if its official description is "Yosuke, a school student, comes across Eri, a beautiful girl in a school uniform. Every night, Eri is fighting an immortal giant with a big chainsaw" (Negative Happy, Chainsaw Edge).  They're my kind of people (and probably yours too). 

NOTICE: I JUST DIED OF JOY.

Thanks, Twitch.  I put the important parts in bold.

"In what is perhaps the perfect storm of talent for this project, John Hilcoat, director of the bloody fantastic Aussie western The Proposition (a favorite around these parts) is to direct an adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's post apocalyptic knock out of a novel, The Road.  Viggo Mortensen  (On a roll with two dynamite Cronenberg films) is set to star and the adaptation is being written by the screenwriter of the tragically underseen Enduring Love."

Tears literally sprang to my eyes.  Literally.

No words.  No words suffice.