The Lost Boys
Why this pick
A glossy, youth-oriented vampire comedy-horror with teen romance, comic bravado, and an irresistibly dated 1980s pop atmosphere—darker and more stylish, but close in spirit.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
A glossy, youth-oriented vampire comedy-horror with teen romance, comic bravado, and an irresistibly dated 1980s pop atmosphere—darker and more stylish, but close in spirit.
Why this pick
Pairs an awkward, love-struck high-school protagonist with light vampire peril and broad 1980s comedy, retaining the playful rather than frightening supernatural tone.
Why this pick
Its suburban teen viewpoint, charismatic vampire threat, and affectionate mix of scares, romance, and jokes make it a sharper companion to this kind of 1980s monster fun.
Why this pick
Not vampiric, but it shares the sweet-natured teenage wish-fulfilment, school crushes, family-friendly monster premise, and buoyant mid-’80s comic energy.
Why this pick
A neon-soaked teen-night-out vampire comedy that similarly treats supernatural danger as a vehicle for awkward flirting, escalating mishaps, and distinctly 1980s fun.
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01 / THE STORY
Jeremy Capello (Robert Sean Leonard) is a typical American teenager from Houston, Texas struggling with getting himself a girlfriend. Although he has caught the eye of his school's head cheerleader Candy (LeeAnne Locken), he has his attention fixed on his classmate and band geek Darla Blake (Cheryl Pollak), who in turn is unnerved by his constant staring at her.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Mrs. Capello
Mr. Capello

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Grimsdyke

Jeremy Capello
Darla Blake

Helen Blake

Professor McCarthy