Lost Boys: The Thirst

2010 • 81 minutes

About this movie

A bloodsucking fiend is ready to party down vampire style and take over the world. All he has to do is slip ravers a new designer drug that will turn them into a rave-on army of global-dominating vein-drainers. But not if vampire hunter Edgar (Corey Feldman) has anything to say -- and do! -- about it. Joined by a cute comics clerk and a muscle-bound (especially between the ears) reality TV star, Edgar and brother Alan (Jamison Newlander) man up for a new hellaciously hemo-splattering showdown. It's the third Lost Boys movie. Quench The Thirst! MPAA Rating: R For strong bloody violence, sexuality/nudity, language and some drug content. The Lost Boys: The Thirst, Package Design & Supplementary Material Compilation © 2010 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Distributed by Warner Home Video, 4000 Warner Blvd., Burbank, CA 91522. All rights reserved.

Ratings and reviews

Nowhere near the greatness of the original but more entertaining and a truer sequel than The Tribe. The only guys interested in making this were the Corey's and it's bittersweet that Haim couldn't have been a part of this (RIP). I actually thought this movie was charming and I loved all the little winks to the original movie, especially the Batman #14 reference. Semi-Awesome monster bashers. The meanest. The baddest... sort of

The first Lost Boys is my favorite, always has been. So of course once I found out they were making a second... I HAD to see it. Unfortunately it was a disappointment. Not made very well and no where near as good as the first. They should have just let the first lost boys stand alone. The second is an embarrassment.

Best thing about this movie is the Frog Brothers. Loved the clips of Sam (Corey Haim) but hate he was killed. Movie is boring, least favorite of the three.