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Most movie trailers start off with a green band, which means that the trailer adheres to the standards for motion picture advertising outlined by the MPAA.  This includes limitations on foul language and sexual or other objectionable imagery.  The 30 Days of Night trailer, however, has been given a red band, which basically means that they don’t follow the guidelines and that the trailer is a bit more graphic.

Red band trailers are only allowed to be shown before R-Rated, NC-17 rated, or unrated movies, but most theaters don’t run them at all.  Most of the time you need to hunt down the red band trailers online, but before you can watch them you have to verify that you are over the legal age.

30 Days of Night is a horror flick about a group of vampires who take over an Alaskan town where there is 30 days of night.  With 30 days of continual darkness, the vampires are free to roam and hunt their human prey in public all day and for the entire 30 day period.  Taking a peak at the trailer, I can already see that this will be a pretty graphic film – gory, gruesome, and intense.Because the trailer has restrictions for viewing, we’re not able to put it up on this site, but you can view it at the Sony site.

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