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Movie review: A visually stunning, if vapid, “Lincoln: Vampire Hunter”

A moribund version of Seth Grahame-Smith's mashup novel springs to life only when Abe is railsplitting the undead

Seth Grahame-Smith adapted his own novel, a genre mashup that rewrites history about the 16th president, played by Benjamin Walker.

'Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter' gets 8-bit treatment on YouTube

Don’t let the stupid title dissuade you from seeing “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.” Let the stupid plot, the stupid history, the stupid action scene...

In “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter,” where the vampires are white Southerners whose cause is enslaving human beings, there are enough bodies to paint th...

A potentially ludicrous what-if history is transformed into a thrilling horror film by a gifted director.

Nearly 150 years after his assassination, Abraham Lincoln is getting his due from Hollywood. 2012 sees the release of three movies featuring the 16th Preside...

"Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" is without a doubt the best film we are ever likely to see on the subject — unless there is a sequel, which is unlikely,

Feel-good sensationalism isn’t always charming, but if you focus on what works in Article 20, you might enjoy yourself anyway.

And you thought Honest Abe spent most of his time wrestling the Confederacy and trying to free the slaves. Ha! The bestseller list teaches a different histor...

Ingeniously recasting the whole history of slavery as one big vampire story, Seth Grahame-Smith gives horror fantasy a much more ambitious backdrop than usual

The best action movie of the summer is the horror/history mashup "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter."

Other than its campy title, not much about Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter is fun. The movie goes about its bloody business as solemnly as our 16th president...

When the best thing about a film is the title, you’ve got nowhere to go but down, fourscore litres of blood and gore notwithstanding

Does any other American president have such an extensive fictional pop-culture mythos?