Great Movie | Lost Boys: The Tribe (Uncut Version)

vampire thrill seekers? Hmmm.... Sounds familiar... | Lost Boys: The Tribe (Uncut Version) | Corey Feldman, Corey Haim

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	• Lost Boys: The Tribe (Uncut Version) Corey Feldman, Corey Haim Warner Home Video, 2008 view larger image
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Lost Boys Return!

Alright. I had my doubts. After watching this movie I give it a 3 out of 5. The script had the right idea but it could have used more of that original "umph" that the first flim had. Not to mention Haim is an "after thought" not really part of the movie. Feldman overacts, as usual. BUT, that's to be expected... after all, Lost Boys is kinda campy. However, I was impressed with Angus Sutherland. His presence was very well done even if he could have used more lines and a better death scene. Overall, it's worth watching just for the funny campy-ness of Feldman and the little after thought of Haim.

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I was so hyped to hear that there was going to be another Lost Boys. Although it turned out to be a pretty good movie, I was somewhat disappointed by the fact that Corey Haim was not in it. I am a huge Cory Haim and Cory Feldman fan. I grew up watching them.

After seeing the T.V. series "The Two Coreys" I was not surprised though. Haim was so messed up he could not get the lines right. It is always so hard to see good actors loose their edge!

I was so happy to learn that at the end of the movie, he made a breif appearance (about 15 secounds), and also a small part in the bonus alternate endings feature of the DVD.

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vampire thrill seekers? Hmmm.... Sounds familiar...

Lost Boys injected a perfect blend of fun campiness with bloodsucking mayhem, and now in the wake of so many copycats and twenty one long years, Lost Boys the Tribe can only hope to equal the competition's fervor. And The Tribe does just that, equals but never rivals it's competitors. It's hard enough knowing that you're making a sequel to such a time honored coming of age as a vampire film. When you tack on the time frame since the original and some amazingly terrific vampire outings in other films, your job as a filmmaker begins to look like a more daunting task than being the next president elect. Still, The Tribe has some great moments with a much gorier band of blood hounds in search of their next victims and it's just not gonna be any good if we can't have our vampire hunter Frog on the case once again. Feldman does inject some of the film's best personality and keeps the frenetic action in check with his tongue in cheek please-take-me-seriously earnest belief that there are indeed vampires that need his services of a wood, metal and new carbon fiber stake wielding, holy water balloon cannon carrying vampire hunter. That's not to say there aren't other moments of humor thrust on the shoulders of the other actors. They are there, but sparse, as it should be. If you're looking for a ride as thrilling as you'll get in a vampire movie, see the original Lost Boys. There's also a cameo appearance from Corey Haim, so watch for that. If you're in need of a new dose of campy, humorous blood splatter, Lost Boys The Tribe won't disappoint. The tribe: 3.25 stars, the original Lost Boys: 3.75 stars

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Risking everything in search of the ultimate rush is fun when you know you can't die. Angus Sutherland taking up where brother Kiefer left off in the original cult favorite is the lead vampire in this modern reimagining of The Lost Boys. The seaside village of Luna Bay is rife with outcasts and plagued by an outbreak of missing persons. AS the sun sets the Tribe rises: a group of adrenalin-fueled thrill-crazed vampires tears up the surf and the streets with nonstop action. But when a champion surfer (Tad Hilgenbrinck) and his sister (Autumn Reeser) move in dark secrets erupt into hot-blooded passion and full-blooded fear. Helping fight the forces of hell: Corey Feldman in his signature role of vampire hunter Edgar Frog. Once you join the Tribe there's no turning back.System Requirements:Running Time: 89 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: HORROR/CULT MOVIES Rating: NR UPC: 085391183785 Manufacturer No: 1000026970

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