Are you insinuating Marco would be Chinese and Billy would be black..?
Well more that portraying vampires as evil is racist towards them, but yes, if remade today Kiefer's vamp team would be full of minorities including transgender Otherkins.
They sure don't make them like this anymore. Back when vampires were still cool, bad-@ss killers.
What about Let the Right One In and Thirst?
I haven't seen Thirst but the thing about Let The Right One In is that the film generates (or at least attempts to) sympathy for Eli - he befriends Oskar and even saves his life at one point. So while Eli is definitely a killer, we are supposed to like him. On the other hand, The Lost Boys David et al. are portrayed as hip and fashionable, but they are also soulless killers who'll kill you (rather violently) at the drop of a hat just for fun - they enjoyed being evil. You don't really get that vibe from Eli.
Dude for me this movie is THE Vampire movie that all others are judged.
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I was 7 years old when I watched it with my older brother....even tho I was scared sh!tless That scene with Corey Haim in the bathroom hleped me realize...Yup Im gay AF
I would have to say the most brutal vampire film Ive seen has to be 30 Days of Night. No six pack sparkle vampires in that. They are represented as extremely intelligent but yet completely savage creatures of the night. I would say almost werewolf/vampire like mix. Near Dark was pretty brutal as well. That bar scene with Bill Paxton was terrifying.
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Contestado por Drooch
el 7 de marzo de 2017 a las 02:10
Now it's racist to portray them that way.
Contestado por bluersun
el 7 de marzo de 2017 a las 04:16
Are you insinuating Marco would be Chinese and Billy would be black..?
Contestado por Drooch
el 7 de marzo de 2017 a las 06:42
Well more that portraying vampires as evil is racist towards them, but yes, if remade today Kiefer's vamp team would be full of minorities including transgender Otherkins.
Contestado por SpaceRanger06
el 7 de marzo de 2017 a las 08:35
This movie is great. No matter how many times I hear 'cry little sister' I love it everytime.
Contestado por Egon1982
el 7 de abril de 2017 a las 12:19
What about Let the Right One In and Thirst?
Contestado por tmdb43737777
el 28 de junio de 2017 a las 19:49
This and fight night are my favorites
Contestado por revengine
el 25 de marzo de 2020 a las 06:26
I haven't seen Thirst but the thing about Let The Right One In is that the film generates (or at least attempts to) sympathy for Eli - he befriends Oskar and even saves his life at one point. So while Eli is definitely a killer, we are supposed to like him. On the other hand, The Lost Boys David et al. are portrayed as hip and fashionable, but they are also soulless killers who'll kill you (rather violently) at the drop of a hat just for fun - they enjoyed being evil. You don't really get that vibe from Eli.
Contestado por znexyish
el 25 de marzo de 2020 a las 17:41
The Lost Boys have sexy sweaty sax playing. Tim Cappello rules!!!
https://youtu.be/LpuwcINDHnQ
Also Near Dark came out the same year 1987 Another must see vampire film.
Contestado por BroHomo
el 26 de marzo de 2020 a las 00:01
Dude for me this movie is THE Vampire movie that all others are judged. + I was 7 years old when I watched it with my older brother....even tho I was scared sh!tless That scene with Corey Haim in the bathroom hleped me realize...Yup Im gay AF
That song is still on rotation on my "sexy" playlist....
Contestado por OddRob
el 26 de marzo de 2020 a las 23:20
I would have to say the most brutal vampire film Ive seen has to be 30 Days of Night. No six pack sparkle vampires in that. They are represented as extremely intelligent but yet completely savage creatures of the night. I would say almost werewolf/vampire like mix. Near Dark was pretty brutal as well. That bar scene with Bill Paxton was terrifying.