By the time he got to the blood they had him questioning reality. They gave him rice and made him think it was maggots. They gave him noodles and made him think it was worms. So by the time he got to the blood he wasn't trusting his senses and figured it really was just wine.

The Lost Boys is an absolute classic from the 80’s featuring “ The Corey’s”. Unfortunately, Feldman and Haim both have had a very difficult life in the movie industry. Haim died very young due to drug addiction while Feldman has been very outspoken about the mental and physical abuse both of them suffered, along with many other child actors, in the film industry. Joel Schumacher really has made some amazing films throughout his career that it’s a shame he’s remembered for the horrible Batman films he did. Definitely check out his other great film work in films like “Phone Booth” and “Flawless”. They are top notch.

Kiefer Sutherland, son of actor Donald Sutherland was the star the tv series "24" & was in "Flatliners" & "Stand By Me" & several other films. Diane Wiest was the mom in the original "Footloose". Great reaction!

"It was all going to be so perfect, Lucy. Just like one big, happy family. Your boys... and my boys." This movie is a Peter Pan allegory. Max is Peter Pan, Lucy is Wendy, Michael/Sam are Wendy's brothers, the Frog Brothers are Captain Hook/Mr. Smee, and Star is Tinkerbell or Tiger Lily. Once you pick up on the allegory, it becomes a totally different movie. There's been sequels and a remake, but they never understood this concept and just become stupid vampire movies. Fun Fact: This was Corey Haim and Corey Feldman's first film together, which marked the start of a popular "The Two Coreys" trend in which Feldman and Haim starred together in a number of teenage films. Fire Stunt Fact: In the dinner with Max and the Frog brothers, Alan puts out candles with his fingers. Nobody told (Jamison Newlander) that he had to wet his fingers first, so he ended up getting burnt. In later takes, he dipped his hands in a basin of water before putting out the candles. Tourist Attraction Fact: Two men can be seen playing pinball the second time Sam visits the comic shop. The guy with the facial hair is Joe Ferrara II, who actually owned the comic shop Atlantis Fantasyworld. The comic shop has now moved location but is still owned by Joe. The new location of the Atlantis Fantasyworld comic book store, which was featured in the film still carries the original #1 issue of 'Vampires Everywhere' that Sam reads in the film. The comic was created only for the film, and its opening page is signed by all of the cast members from the movie. The owner Joe Ferrara II allows any shopper to hold it and take a photo with it free of charge.

RIP, Joel Schumacher. Without whom, this film would never have been made.

There was a time Corey Feldman and Corey Haim we're the biggest teenage stars in the 80,s. They were called the two Coreys.

What an absolute classic! An iconic piece of cinema from the 80's.

This was iconic way back when lol god im old

Finally finally. This film is so beautiful 80s the music, the humor... the hairstyles... great that you react to this film.

Been waiting for this one!

This movie truly had everything. It was scary, funny, entertaining, sexy, and had a killer soundtrack.

Sa happy you liked it, it's my favorite vampire film. Lots of nostalgia for me too. You should check out License To Drive with both Corey's it's a fun movie. They had horrible experiences in Hollywood and it destroyed Corey Haim he fell down drug addiction. He was my 1st celebrity crush I adored him in Lucas and Silver Bullet as well both films you should also see!

The very first vampire movie was a French short film called The House of the Devil or Le Manor du Diable in 1896. The most famous go to 1922 German silent film Nosferatu. Then came Universal Studios monster films, including the iconic Bela Lugosi as Dracula in 1931. Both Corey Feldman and Corey Haims were known as The Two Coreys as they were in high demand for young actors in the 80s and were featured in a few films together. Who is Jason Patric? Let's make a connection. His costar Alex Winter, one of the vampire goons, plays Bill in all of the Bill & Ted trilogies, starring alongside Keanu Reeves. Reeves would star in a little-known film with Sandra Bullock called Speed. Bullock would continue to star in Speed 2, the sequel, and Jason Patric would step in as the new love interest and hero instead of Reeves, who did not return.

"Silver is for a werewolf. No harm done."-Richard Benjamin. "Love at First Bite".

As a member of Generation X, I saw this at theatre, the day it was released in the Summer of 1987 or 1988- I was either 13 or 14. It has been my all time, favorite movie ever since that day! The soundtrack is AMAZING & a total classic! So nice to see the younger, generations enjoying this movie! RIP Corey Haim! 💔💔💔💔

This and frightnight 1985 where and still are my fav vampire movies

This is such a classic. One of the greatest horror movies of the 80's. The nostalgia is so real. I appreciate your reaction. The score is so good too

Stand By Me has both Keifer Sutherland and Corey Feldman in it. That should defiantly go on your list. Same with the 80's classic License to Drive with Corey Haim and Corey Feldman

Jason Patric has been in the films Rush, Sleepers, Speed 2: Cruise Control, Narc, The Alamo and The Losers among other films. Sleepers is a great film with a great cast. Interesting note about Jason Patric is that his father was the late actor Jason Miller who played the younger priest in The Exorcist and his maternal grandfather was Jackie Gleason.

I loved this movie so much back in the day I had the novelization, a poster on my bedroom door, a tee shirt AND the soundtrack (which is amazing btw). I’m really aging myself here 😆

Diane Wiest has an extensive filmography (I believe she is an Academy Award winner). Her most famous roles are in The Lost Boys, Footloose, and Edward Scissorhands. Corey Haim was a famous child/teen star in the 80's. In the late 80's he was normally paired with Corey Feldman earning them the title "the two Coreys". Some of his roles are "Firstborn" which is an underrated movie where his characters mother ends up dating an abusive man. Silver Bullet, The Lost Boys, License to Drive, Dream a Little Dream.

The idea of the vampire was created in 1819 by John Polidori. He wrote a short story called “The Vampyre”. I was curious when you said that so I googled lol

The song is from "The Doors" with lead singer Jim Morrison. The song preceeded the film. Actress Dianne Weist is an Oscar winner. She starred in several Woody Allen films but has also done tv. Edward Hermann was a famous TV, stage and film actor. He starred in "Gilmore Girls" . There is no "Lost Boys " sequel.

First Vampire story, as far as I know, was Dracula. Bram Stoker had a dream about a monstrous man with glowing red eyes and fangs. He wrote Dracula, merging it with accounts of Vlad Dracule, aka Vlad the Impailer, a sadistic, tyrant Romanian ruler, and a countess who bled women dry and used their blood to stay young. The first Dracula movie was Nosferantu. As for the question of how Michael didn't know he was drinking blood, he had just been tricked into thinking he had eaten maggots and worms. So when Star said he was drinking blood, he ofcoutse thought it was a trick. And in my opinion, if he could hallucinate visually, his other senses could be effected as well. Finally, it's a well known part of Vampire lore that they have to be invited in, but most people didn't catch that detail first time around. Oh, and you may want to check out Stephen King's Salems Lot, just for fun. I liked the book better, but the movie was cool.

16:38 Well to answer your question, the very first vampire movie was *1922's* black and white silent film *Nosferatu*

The sax playing guy is Tim Cappello, a former saxophonist in Tina Turner's ex-band, and yes, he did looked like Dwayne Johnson when he was younger...

Yes, I have been wanting you to watch this! It's in my top 5 movies. Corey Haim was in alot of 80s movies. Him and Feldman were know as the 2 Corey's. They remained best friends until his death 😔. Jason Patrick, Michael, was in Speed 2 and some other decent movies. Thanks for reacting to this boss.

Hard to believe this movie is 35 years old. I saw it in the theaters back in the day. Great reaction!

This was filmed in Santa Cruz, My hometown. Before it came out it was a calm place, but this movie put that place on the map, and it got bombarded with tourists

Yes! One of my Favorites ❤️❤️❤️ RIP Corey Haim😪

I'm so glad you enjoyed it. This was actually the first horror movie I saw and own. After seeing it the first 3 times, The Lost Boys ignited my love for the horror genre and it lead me to collect over 600 horror movies.

Jason Patrick is the grandson of famous tv and film entertainer Jackie Gleason ("The Honeymooners" "Gigot" ).

People are strange - The Doors Poster of the singer Jim Morrison in the cave.

DUDE! This is one of the greatest vampire films ever to come out of the 80's! 😃

The two Corey’s have a history of playing numerous side by side roles together during the late 80’s and early 90’s. And then there’s that one lesser vampire kid who got killed earlier in the movie (can’t remember his name unfortunately) that played co-lead with Keanu Reeves in the Bill and Ted movies.

"Nosferatu" 1922. The Vampire Petyr from the motion picture "What We Do in the Shadows" resembles Orlock, the Vampire in "Nosferatu ". Vampires typically took the blood of any living creature, however, the preferred prey are humans.

So glad you watched this one

Dude you have to watch „Memento“ if you haven’t yet… truly a masterpiece and unique in his structure.

Nice reaction! Those actors were the IT actors of the 80s!! Someone already mentioned "David" a.k.a Keifer Sutherland he has been in so many movies I couldn't list them here too many. Definitely look up the cast's filmography. All of them were in so many good movies in the 80s and even early 90s. And some were in hit Tv Shows that aired with in the last 15-20 yrs.

Can’t believe he didn’t mention Kiefer Sutherland when he was going over the actors. He is the biggest name in the movie lol

Good review dude. One thing I think you bring to the table that other KZfaq reactionists don't is that you seem to be able to separate the style and nuances of the film's time period from the actual critique of the film, which I appreciate. So many reaction videos of older movies center around joking about the outdated style and special effects as if these people are somehow superior by virtue of the fact that they simply live in a more modern time period. It's very annoying but you seem to see through that. Keep up the great reviews!

I worked in San Jose California for a while and got to visit Santa Cruz this was back in 1999. It had come a long way from what it looked like here in the 80s but it was the same town and still had the amusements on the beach. The oddest thing is that there was a sports store in the town but it was dedicate to Kidderminster FC for some reason 😂 The entire store was decked out in Kidderminster jerseys, scarfs and banners.

the first vampire movie was (1922) Nosferatu its a silent movie before sound was used in films, its not bad but quite old for myself and I've been a fan of vampire stuff since I was a toddler, the lost boys is 1 of my top favorites though along with Queen of the damned and Interview with the vampire.

Shout out to Kiefer for the best show I’ve ever seen “24” to this day.

Jason Patrick played the lead character of Speed 2: Cruise Control. He took over the role after Keanu Reeves turned it down.

Love this film - used to listen to the soundtrack all the time also :)

Haven’t watched the full reaction yet but I have to say that this is one of if not my favourite movie of all time. It’s just perfect to me 🤣 great soundtrack, fashion and I love the 80s so much and I had the biggest crush on David as a kid and still do ngl 😂

An absolute classic!

80s classic! "Death by stereo!"

Also I live in Scotland and the boardwalk area is so fucking cool to me, there’s nothing like that anywhere near me and it would be such a cool place to grow up and have that right on your doorstep, I would never be away

Some 80s /90s movies to watch if you want to see more from this cast: Solarbabies(1986), Crossroads (1986), Less Than Zero (1987), Twister (1996), Stand By Me (1986), Young Guns (1988), Eye for an Eye (1996), Silver Bullet (1985), License to Drive (1988), Dream a Little Dream (1989), Footloose (1984), Edward Scissorhands (1990), Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989) ...

Fright Night is another 80s vampire classic.

Omg!!! One of my favorite 80s movies!!! 😈👍❤️

This makes me feel so old how do you not know who the Doors are?!?!?😊 If you haven't watched the movie The Doors with Val Kilmer you should totally should!

There are variations of the vampire from different cultures.

People are Strange is a Doors (Jim Morrison) song

One of the 1st stories come from Vlad the Impaler who was said to eat meals in battlefields sorrounded by dead enemy and drink there blood...but also all the way back in Judaism where Adam's 1st wife Lillith was cursed for being prideful and forced to drink the blood and eat the flesh of babies...all these stories inspired Bram Stokers "Dracula" book

“One thing about living in Santa Carla I never could stomach; all the damn vampires” makes me laugh every time.

Amazingly classic movie

You should watch RUSH with Jason Patric, very good movie. Also watch some of the Corey Haim movies like Licence to Drive, Silver Bullet, Dream Machine. Corey Haim and Corey Feldman did 9 movies together or something, some cool ones in there.

"Burn rubber does not mean warp speed" as a kid that was my favorite line of the movie.

if you liked this fantastic vampire film you will for sure love the horror remake classic "fright night" from 2011, it's another great vampire movie I recommend you check it out. LOVE YOUR REACTION BY THE WAY!!

Yes! Love this one!🥰🥰🥰🥰

Love this film! I was 11 years old and watched so many times! I think I still remember every line 😅

This is one of my favorite vampire movies of all time. Here's some vampire movies for you to react to Near Dark(1987) Bram Stroker's Dracula (1992) Interview With The Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994) Fright Night (1985) 30 Days Of Night (2007) Byzantium (2012) Daybreakers (2009) Let The Right One In(2008)

This movie rocks. Always has, always will. A great cast, kick ass soundtrack, and some sweet scares. Another great Joel Schumacher film is 1993's Falling Down. React to that some time.

My favorite Gen X vampire movie! My auntie made me watch this all the time when she had to babysit me when i was in 1st grade and she was in high school. Also, even as a first grader, i always thought it was so crazy that three little 14-15 year olds thought they were just gonna roll into a sunken hotel and kill a bunch of grown ass vampires with a couple wooden stakes lmao

Such a classic vampire teen horror/comedy.

License to Drive is fun movie with both the Coreys in it.

Weird little piece of movie trivia: Julia Roberts was actually engaged to Kiefer Sutherland during this time and ended up leaving him for Jason Patrick (guy who plays Michael) days before they were supposed to get married. But that relationship didn't last either apparently 😅

If you want to see a great vampire movie, check out the swedish movie, Let The Right One In, its about a 12 year old girl who is a vampire. The is an american remake called, Let Me In, but not near as good!

Diane Wiest went on to be and Oscar winning actress and Keifer Sutherland has an extensive movie and television career.

When I was a kid ALL these vampires scared me, but when I tell you Max Scared the ever loving shit outta me 😳

You need to react to Interview With The Vampire. Hands down the best vampire film ever made.

What a nice surprise!! A classic! And one of the best vampire movies! I love Kiefer Sutherland in this. My favourite is Interview with the Vampire another super classic with Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt, I wonder if you already watch it 🤔 but if not, you definitely should check it out!

If you liked Lost Boys, you will love Fright Night (1985). Those two movies have to be two of the best vampire movies ever made.

Not sure if you've seen the OTHER vampire movie from 1987, NEAR DARK, but its equally great, in a completely different way. Almost plays out like a dark western. Directed by Katherine Bigelow (Point Break, Hurt Locker) and starring a good chunk of the cast of Aliens (including a psycho Bill Paxton).

This is one of my favorite Vampire films. It's both funny in a kinda cheesy way, it had cool music, and you had a hot guy as the older brother, in Jason Patrick. If you didn't happen to notice from the big poster in the cave, Jason back then had uncanny resemblance to 60's Rock icon- Jim Morrison. Jason's Father was an actor for some time, best known for the Italian Priest who helped co-exorcise the girl in- The Exorcist. Jason went on to do various films and still acts. (Google his films) Dianne Weist is a well known actress in both movies and Tv, Keifer Sutherland is a very well known actor of both movies and Tv, and his Father is acting icon- Donald S.,and KS half brother is also an actor. The actor who was- the Head Vampire, is a long time acting icon also. He passed I think just last year. Oh and so glad you didn't cut the bathroom scene with Nanook knowing something was wrongly going on with the older brother. That is my absolute most favorite scene of the whole movie. 💗 that Malamute!😁

I might be mistaken but I think the first vampire movie was a silent movie called Nosferatu.

Such a great '80s vamp-flick. Lovely reaction too, mate, it's been a while since I've watched this. The cast is pretty stellar. Jason Patrick is in a harsh and cold thriller called NARC with the recently deceased Ray Liotta that I highly recommend checking out. Poor Corey's story is worth reading up on if you want to understand the true price of becoming a famous child actor back in the day. And the legendary Dianne Wiest. Double Oscar winner, known for Edward Scissorhands, Parenthood, Little Man Tate, it goes on. And it's only just occurred to me though that the 'S' in BOYS on the cover isn't lower case, it hasn't alternated. And that is really aggravating me now.

They mix the blood in the wine that's why he didn't taste the blood.😁

There is an easter egg about The Lost Boys near the start of another movie *Us* (2019)🧛‍♂️🎠

Joel Schumacher - check out Falling Dawn (1993) and Flatliners (1990), both solid films.

The shirtless saxophonist performed with Tina Turner when she was still doing big concerts in the 80's and 90's.

Corey Feldman voiced Donatello in Teenage Mutan Ninja Turtles 🐢

The 1st vampire movie was Nosferatu (1922)

New subscriber because of this video! I’ve already left a comment about seeing this movie, the day it was released…. Now let me give you the rundown on a few things about The Lost Boys…. #1- it was one of several movies, that starred best friends Corey Haim & Corey Feldman. Or as they were known in the 1980’s: “The 2 Corey’s.” They were also in: Dream A Little Dream & License To Drive, together. They were best friends, the had a falling out, whe Corey Haim became addicted to crack in the 1990’s. He would eventually die in his 30’s. Corey Feldman would go on to claim that both he & Corey Haim were molested by several people in Hollywood. They also has a short-lived, 2 or 3 season reality tv show, called “The 2 Corey’s,” in the early 2000’s. #2- Joel Schumacher changed the whole premise to this movie, when he became the director. He called it THE LOST BOYS, in reference to the Lost Boys of Peter Pan- who never grow up/grow old. #3- Corey Haim, Brooke McCarthy- he played the vampire with long, blonde hair that died in the bathtub-, Billy Wirth- he played the vampire with long, dark hair, that “Sam” (Haim) killed with the arrow & stereo-, Ed/Edward Herrmann- he was Max-,have all passed away. As has Joel Schumacher. #4- Back in the 1980’s when children went missing, they put their pictures on milk cartons. Hence, that’s why Laddie was on one. He was missing, since he was now a vampire. #5- This was the first movie/horror movie to ever say anything about “inviting a vampire into your house.” In this, it rendered you powerless, against discovering their true nature. Then my all time, favorite tv show, BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER, changed it around- well technically the movie did it first! Which ironically starred Kiefer Sutherland’s-who was “David” the blonde, mullet haired vampire- father- Donald Sutherland, as Buffy’s- not THE Buffy! The one in the movie was played by Kristy Swanson! She SUCKED!!! THE Buffy is Sarah Michelle Gellar, from BTVS the tv show- watcher- anyway, they made it so a vampire couldn’t enter your home, unless they were invited. Ok! Now I sound like a crazy lady but, I absolutely LOVE this movie- and I LOVED your reaction! So you got a new subscriber, in me! Can’t wait for more content! You should do a 2- Corey’s movie binge!

I've been waiting for you to get to this one. An absolute classic. I wouldn't worry about the sequels though. I only watched half of the second movie and stopped. It doesn't have the same feel or tone of this one. It just feels like a C-Grade late 2000's film. And I don't know if I've missed it, but what happened to your reaction to Identity?

Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊

Honestly you don't have to watch any of the sequels the first one is the best!😁

Check out "Stand By Me" If you haven't already

The Lost Boys I luv it plus your review BUT check out Fright Night 1985.....you will definitely be on a rollercoster with this one

@MovieFusion, most people tend to forget about the book Carmilla, which is an 1872 Gothic novella by Irish author Sheridan Le Fanu and one of the early works of vampire fiction, predating Bram Stoker's Dracula by 26 years. We actually had a lesbian (at least heavily implied lesbian) vampire novel in the 1870's, which is just fascinating.

All you need is a mullet wig, a saxophone and a gallon of oil and you've got yourself this year's Halloween costume. 😉

And here I was thinking you were the head vampire. You certainly have the bone structure for it.

There are 2 sequels there pretty awesome

LOVE this film....surely 'Cry little Sister' will crop up in Stranger Things 5

I wish Jordan Peele makes a sequel, "The Lost Girls."

Peter Pan - Lost Boys. Never grow old.

PLEASE watch from dusk till dawn! One of the most bad ass vampire movies ever. Quentin terrintino directed and starred in it it is so good