MICHAEL!

I ran across this while surfing the internets and laughed pretty hard. Need a recap of the movie Lost Boys? Here you go!



Vampire Kiefer. So hilariously adorable.

48 Hours Of Halloween 2010: Hour Forty-Six

Here's the trailer for The Lost Boys:

Corey Feldman: The Lost Boy Discovers The Truth (Part Two)

If you missed Part One of Dufmanno's interview with Corey Feldman, please click here.

Corey Feldman
CREDIT: CoreyFeldman.net

Let's switch gears here for a moment. You have been working pretty much since you've been three years old. Growing up in the public eye is hard for anyone, but Hollywood loves to devour its young. More than 80 films under your belt and about thirty years in the spotlight it quite impressive. Do you have any advice for this crop of newly minted up and coming actors?
Well, the biggest problem you know is those that achieve success earlier rather than later is the time to cope. First and foremost, you need to know who you are because at the end of the day, I am not my career. My career is its own entity. That is my work and what I do for a living but that is not who I am as a human being. That is a key factor here. My life is my life and my career is my career, two very separate entities. If you meet Corey Feldman the person, I'm your average guy. I take my kid to school and do his homework with him. I do all the 9 to 5 day-to-day stuff that everybody else does. BUT when it comes to the entertainer, you've got the rock star and the celebrity and all that. I know how to put that image out there and be that guy when I need to be that guy but I also know how to file that away and be Average Joe Dad and Fella Next Door. You need to have the ability to do both, but that's something I had to learn. In 35 years I had a lot of experience with how to get the chemistry right.

Corey Feldman: The Lost Boy Discovers The Truth (Part One)

The Lost Boys
CREDIT: Wikipedia

When I think of 80s royalty, there's a short list of actors that leap to my mind. Molly Ringwald. Lea Thompson. Elizabeth Shue. Michael J. Fox. Anthony Michael Hall. Corey Feldman. So when I heard that there was a new Lost Boys film coming out I thought, "Wouldn't it be so totally awesome to get Corey Feldman to talk to Culture Brats?" And then promptly thought that would never happen, but what the hell, a girl can dream right? So I did some research and lo and behold, YES, Corey Feldman would be willing to talk. To us. About stuff. EEEEE!

Later that night when I was talking to my mom about upcoming family events, I jokingly told her that I was earning good daughter points: I was turning down an opportunity to hang out with Corey Feldman to go to a family affair. And then I realized that I'd have to explain that, as my mom's not really a pop culture kind of gal. I mean, 5 years ago she asked me if U2 was "that little foreign band." (To which I said, "Sure, if you'd also define the Beatles as a little foreign band.") So I started to explain, "Corey Feldman, Mom. You know, from The Goonies?" And she cut me off, irritated. "Yes, I know who Corey Feldman is. He was Mouth. Why are you talking to Corey Feldman?" I explained that he was in a sequel to a movie from the '80s and she asked which one. I told her, figuring she'd have no idea and she replied, "Oh, Lost Boys. The vampire one with Keifer Sutherland. I like that movie. Corey Feldman seems like a nice young man, I've always liked him." So there you have it: Corey Feldman is officially bigger than U2. At my house anyway.

I wasn't available for the interview (SADFACE) but our intrepid Dufmanno was game and she had quite the interesting conversation with THE Corey Feldman. Turns out he's an interesting guy with great stories he's willing to share so here it is, the Culture Brats interview with THE Corey Feldman! --Archphoenix

Hey this is Dufmanno from Culture Brats, how are you?
I'm great today, thanks for asking. How are you?

Wonderful thanks. So the new Lost Boys movie, Lost Boys: The Thirst, is the third installment and you are reprising your iconic Edgar Frog role. The Frog Brothers have taken on a legendary status at this point so I was wondering how you feel this one stacks up against the original and the sequel?
In my estimation, it is a much more direct sequel to the original than the last one was so if by chance you never saw the last one you wouldn't be missing too much in the storyline. You could literally watch the first one and the third one and you wouldn't miss too much. Not to say I didn't like the second one (The Tribe). I actually thought it was a pretty good movie, but I think that it was good as a stand-alone. I don't necessarily know that it was a direct sequel to The Lost Boys. This new one is kind of the sequel that everyone has been waiting for. It's the return of the Frog Brothers and it pretty much hits the nail on the head. It references many of the old characters and there is a very nice dedication to Corey Haim in there. That's what is pleasing the fans more than anything is the nostalgia in it but there's also a new lease on the lives of these characters and I believe that fans are very inspired now to see what the future adventures of the Frog Brothers could possibly be.

The Lost Boys Are Apparently Still Very Lost

We haven't been shy that we're big fans of Lost Boys around here. We even picked it as our favorite vampire film. And really, what's not to love about it? Both the Coreys, Keifer Sutherland, vampires in leather jackets, and a killer (pun intended) soundtrack.

Did you know that it's officially part of a trilogy now? Lost Boys: The Tribe was released direct to video in 2008. It reunites the two Coreys and is currently available on Netflix Instant if you want to catch it.

As of today there is a third Lost Boys film: Lost Boys: The Thirst.




It's available on Blu-Ray, digital download, and On Demand if you want to check it out.

I'm kinda freaked out that Corey Feldman has stopped aging. Also, he can still totally rock the red headband.

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