1987 Directed by Joel Schumacher
A mother and her two teenage sons move to a seemingly nice and quiet small coastal California town yet soon find out that it's overrun by bike gangs and vampires. A couple of teenage friends take it upon themselves to hunt down the vampires that they suspect of a few mysterious murders and restore peace and calm to their town.
Jason Patric Corey Haim Dianne Wiest Barnard Hughes Edward Herrmann Kiefer Sutherland Jami Gertz Corey Feldman Jamison Newlander Brooke McCarter Billy Wirth Alex Winter Chance Michael Corbitt Alexander Bacan Chapman Nori Morgan Kelly Jo Minter Todd Feder Christopher Peters Keith Butterfield Gerald Younggren Eric Graves J. Dinan Myrtetus Timmy Cappello Jim Turner Tony Cain Melanie Bishop Nicole Vigil Sandra E. Garcia Ian Guindon Show All…
Richard Stutsman Matt Sweeney Tony Gardner D. Kerry Prior Donald Elliott Bob Stoker Sam Marquez Tim Moran Doyle Smiley Lucinda Strub Fred Tassaro Mike Wever
Jeff Habberstad Gene LeBell Dennis Scott Kim Robert Koscki Spice Williams-Crosby Gary Davis Randy Hall Monty Cox John Meier Doc D. Charbonneau Steve Holladay Chuck Picerni Jr. Sandy Berumen Pat Romano Sandra Lee Gimpel Bernie Pock Bill Erickson Scott Wilder May Boss David Burton David LeBell William R. Perry Vicky Benson Christopher Bowman Janet Brady Jodie Mae Caldwell Scott Dockstader Bruce Gattenbein Madonna Joy Larry Nicholas Dan Plum Ceci Vendrell Jack West
Rick Alexander Richard C. Franklin Charles L. Campbell Louis L. Edemann Les Fresholtz Larry Singer Chuck Neely Vern Poore David M. Ronne Jeff Bushelman Larry Carow
The Lost Boys 1, Que no se entere mamá, Изгубените момчета, La generación perdida, Ta paidia tis nyhtas, Izgubljeni dječaci, Straceni chlopcy, Izgubljeni dečaci, Kayip Çocuklar, Jóvenes del mal, De fortapte, Pazudušie zēni, Los muchachos perdidos, Los irremediables
Corey Feldman talking in a deep adult voice for the whole movie is such a choice
this movie is basically just david getting pissed off because his crush (michael) doesn't like him back
this is a lot to process... weird californian 80s goth vampire aesthetics... strong gay vibes from sexy vampire kiefer sutherland... vampire hunters are about fourteen years old and no one asks why... random sex scene half way through the movie... corey feldman speaking in a fake deep voice for some reason... a Sexy Sax Man... really i could go on
best movie i’ve ever seen. it has everything: love, laughter, friendship, vampires, rampant homoeroticism
imagine it’s the 80s and you’re kiefer sutherland and you’re so repressed that you turn your crush into a vampire instead of just talking to him. unbelievable. mood
"You're a vampire! I knew it!"
"I am not!"
"So what are you, the flying nun?!"
this was just about a gay goth who wanted to find a boyfriend and ride around on his motorcycle with him :/
Huge red flag that David's gang are vampires when they get a Chinese takeaway that consists of plain rice and plain noodles. Obviously these guys aren't eating human food.
A hyper-cool and perpetually youthful jet blast of kinetic horror film energy, Joel Schumacher's "The Lost Boys" is one fantastic vampire movie. Drenched in a kind of California-gothic, counter culture-meets-the Reagan years aesthetic, the film is stylish, vibrant, and fully alive. Combining literary allusions, metaphors of adolescence, and a full-bodied spirit, "The Lost Boys" is not only one of the greatest horror films of the 1980s, but one of the greatest horror films. Period.
Scripted by Janice Fischer, James Jeremias, and Jeffrey Boam, Schumacher's film follows the Emerson family as they build a life for themselves in Santa Carla, California. The three-person unit, a single mother and her two sons, move in with their grandfather and immediately begin exploring the…
During my formative years, no movie influenced me more than The Lost Boys—from the goth scum punk clothes I wore/still wear and the people I hung out with... to the music that helped shape my soundwave taste and my never ending love for deviously skulking around the boardwalk at night. Hell, I even eat Chinese food out of the container because of this movie.
When I was 12-17 I would have slapped 10 stars on this faster than grandpas trip to town, but l’ll be the first to admit that I burned out on The Lost Boys somewhere in my early 20’s... I still think it’s a classic, but I cherish it now for what it meant to me and…
