RichiW

Going back even further - Trick Or Treat???


Alright, not in the same league as The Crow or Lost Boys but still takes me back to my youth.


Just bought the film on DVD - film was made back in 1986, roll on Sunday evening, a few Stella's, pizza, and the DVD on

carl

The first time I saw "The Lost Boys" I was bloody sure I recognized the scenery. Had to wait until the end of the film to find it was filmed in Santa Cruz, California, where I'd been on holiday as a kid.

Almost as odd as when I saw the trailer for "Patriot Games" and thought I'd seen the scenes before (like deja vu, but worse). It was only when they revealed the title at the end that I realized the familiarity was because I'd read the book.

walkpau873

Wow, The Crow is definately in my Top 5 films, its a wicked film with a stunning soundtrack, i love all those dark scenes and the pouring rain, very moody.



Another good one-True Romance with Christian Slater, top film!

Paul

Little Miss WRX

All fantastic films mentioned, I definitely agree with the IWAV not being better than the book, I was very disappointed when I saw it.

SJ_Skyline

IWAV - also known as "Louis, The Reluctant Vampire"

The Vampire Lestat was my favourite of the books. IWAV was a fair attempt at a film but nowhere near as good as the book.

Casting Lestat in a film.... I reckon Johnny Depp in the same form he was in "Pirates of the Carribean" would do the role justice.

P1Fanatic

Had never seen it until about 2yrs ago when the mrs made me watch it. Wicked film.

Do you mean the main track "cry little sister"? Aweseome track and one of my favourite tunes now. Actually reading this has made me dig out the mp3 and listen

Simon.

Turbohot

Agreed.It cant be classed as a masterpiece.Brandon Lee did justice to his role tho.Costuming and make-up was effective.

Notorious

Dont you mean I W T V?


if I recall correctly it was called Interview with THE Vampire