Comments by "christine paris" (@christineparis5607) on "The Lost Boys: Where Are They Now?" video.

  1. I saw the Lost Boys for the first time in Hollywood at 3 am. I was staying up all night with some friends and this movie started, they all cheered. They told me it was a perfect movie for middle of the night, and they were right. I grew up going to Santa Cruz beach and boardwalk in the 70s, and it was so perfectly portrayed on screen. It always had that scary, weird vibe, even on a summer day....
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  2.  @farrelfoster-lynam6683  I LOVED that scene!! "We like virgin blood because it sounds cool..."
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  3.  @uzumaki6759  Exactly! You know, when I first saw, "What we do in the Shadows", I totally had a crush on Vladislav! I practically watched the movie every day one Summer, and his musing anxiety about facing "The BEAST" and his confession that he used to torture because he was, "in a bad place" and always looked 16 (?!), was endearing to me! I still love those films. I was very young when I went to Hollywood to live for 4 years, and got to pretend to be part of the scene for awhile. The early 90s were great fun (until the riots), and i remember hanging at Venice Beach and going to Melrose to browse thrift stores and wear old cowboy boots with sundresses and leather jackets and grunge hair! Believe it or not, my husband was about the same age as Keifer Sutherland and looked enough like him that he was stopped and asked for his autograph several times whenever we were in touristy Rodeo Drive or out to dinner. Protesting that he was NOT Sutherland never seemed to work, the family from Florida or the Midwest were going to meet a movie star, even if it meant a pretend one! They didn't really care. What most people didn't realize was that if you ran into an actor at the store or on the street, it meant they were out of a job, if they were working, they'd be on location or a set 24/7. And the big stars couldn't go anywhere without a huge hassle so theyd hunker down at home or at some exclusive vacation rental, you hadn't a chance of meeting them. That said, I had the fun of meeting a lot of stars "sideways", because my husband worked at a sound studio, and actors always seem to want to be singers or musicians and musicians always want to get into acting. Johnny Depp and Keith Richard's are a perfect example of this, Depp played all the time at the Viper room, which was one of our hangouts, being a block from the studio and open till 4 or 5 am, and Keith got a bit part in the Pirates of the Caribbean so he could be on the big screen and playacting at being a movie star. Tons of famous people kids had bands all over town, and they all wanted to hang out at music studios. Those places made more money than anything, until the internet leveled them! We were long gone by then, it was lucky for us, getting out right before it crashed...
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