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As one of two teenage vampire movies released in 1987, (the other was the sad “Advance Shaded”) “The Lost Boys,” is a hip, recent retelling of the vampire account station in a Southern California setting. Brothers Michael (Patric) and Sam (Haim) are the newcomers to the runt seaside town of Santa Clara, which is known as the slay capital of the world due to the mysterious disappearances of many town residents.
At the town’s amusement park, Michael gets himself interested with a gang of vampires, who appear as normal street punks. Meanwhile Sam, meets the Frog Brothers, who bustle a silly book store at night, but are vampire hunters by day. After Michael himself becomes a vampire due to drinking the blood of a vampire, he is definite to bag a blueprint to keep himself, the girl he loves, and his family from the impending anguish that lurks them.
Directed by Joel Schumacher (“Batman Forever,” “Batman & Robin,” “Flatliners,” etc.), the film’s appeal to teenagers is due to its young cast, spacious soundtrack, and substantial, yet campy storyline. Dianne Wiest is agreeable as Michael and Sam’s mother, and Kiefer Sutherland in one of his first major roles is ghastly as David, the leader of the gang.
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Keep an scrutinize out for a pre-”Bill & Ted’s Favorable Adveture” Alex Winter as Marco, one of the vampires. This film also marked the first collaboration of the two Cories, Cory Haim & Cory Feldman, in a string of movies they made together in the 1980’s (“License to Drive,” “Dream A Microscopic Dream,” etc.) that capitalized on their teen-idol residence. Reportedley, Jason Patric (who is Jackie Gleason’s grandson) hates it when fans mention this movie as one of his best works, but the truth is it level-headed remains one of the behind 1980’s cult classics.
If you like a humorous, yet scary movie in the same tradition as “Scram,” then check out this movie. It gave me many memories watching it on DVD as it did when I first saw it at the theater.
When a single mother (Dianne Wiest) and her two kids (Jason Patric, Corey Haim) pack up and proceed from Phoenix to southern California, more specifically, Santa Carla, “the slay capital of the world,” they have more than a puny bit of adjusting to do. The two teens and their mother disappear in with their quirky but loveable grandfather (Barnard Hughes), who has an inkling that there is more to this town than meets the glance. At first, things seem different but manageable, until Sam meets the “Frog brothers” at the local humorous book shop. They hand him a terror silly about vampires and remark him to reflect of it as a survival manual. Are these two merely kids with an over-active imagination, or is there some supernatural cause for this queer runt coastal town’s nickname?
When the older brother, Michael, goes into town for a live concert, he runs into a rather splendid woman named Star (Jami Gertz) . Star introduces Michael to her friends, who unprejudiced happen to be vampires, and they choose to invite Michael to be one of them. Unbeknownst to Michael, he drinks the blood of David (Kiefer Sutherland), the leader of a band of motorcycle riding teenage vampires, thus giving Michael this supernatural dismal gift. However, he must obtain his first slay before becoming a suitable creature of the night. Only one thing can set aside Michael from an eternity of bloodsucking. The head vampire must be killed. But who is the head vampire, and can he be found before Michael gives in to temptation? Will Sam and his newfound friends be willing and able to back Michael before it’s too leisurely?
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This film is a classic, light-hearted 80’s foray into the terror genre, complete with execrable wardrobe, glam rock, goofy humor, and a stellar cast performing a astronomical screenplay with a cohesive situation. There are indeed some tall lines in this film that are quite memorable. The Frog brothers, in particular, relieve as some cute amusing relief. The effects and make-up are outstanding, and this is really noticeable in the final, knock-down, drag-out fight in the demolish of the movie. The cinematography is also really well done (for example, the aerial shots when the vampires are flying towards the house) .
This movie is not meant to be taken very seriously, and it is certainly not Anne Rice or Bram Stoker by any means, but it is some stout archaic weekend entertainment. Overall this is a gargantuan movie that everyone who grew up in the 80’s should definitely gain. Moreover, it’s a gargantuan addition to anyone’s vampire or fright collection. If you can appreciate a light-hearted romp through vampire mythology, then definitely assume this film up!
A diminutive downside to this DVD is that there are few extras. If you merely want a stout movie at a indecent imprint, then rob up this DVD. Otherwise, there is a two-disc dwelling coming out soon that should be worth checking out!
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