The Lost Boys 3 trailer is available! Thanks to Vampire News, I learned ShockTillYouDrop.com shared the trailer for Lost Boys: The Thirst. The late Corey Haim isn't a part of the new film (which sounds like it will be a straight-to-DVD release), but both Frog brothers, Corey Feldman and Jamison Newlander, are back!
Top-favorite ghost songs. I finished writing the first draft of my young adult historical ghost story, tentatively titled Blackbirds. To celebrate, I discussed my all-time favorite ghost songs at catherinekarp.com. Feel free to come over and let me know your personal favorites, and I may create a ghost music page over there like I've done for my Suburban Vampire Music Mondays.
American DVD release of Michael J. Saul's new feature film Crush. Crush is a four-part anthology exploring the multitude of emotions and colors in gay relationships, and it features "Bloodlines," the story of the obsessions of a teenager toward his vampire schoolmate. The DVD comes out July 20, and it can be pre-ordered at sites like Amazon
.Twilight Saga: Eclipse vs True Blood poll is still running. You have until June 13 to have your say in which June mega-vampire release is the most hotly anticipated (see my sidebar for the poll). You can also discuss the issue at my original post.
Vampyre Kisses by Elizabeth J. Kolodziej. I received a press release for this new tale of vampires, werewolves, and witches, now available at strategicpublishinggroup.com. According to the publisher's website, "Enormous changes take place in the vampire and werewolf worlds after a final battle determines the fate of the supernatural." The Vampyre Kisses Amazon page
. That's it for now. I'll probably skip this week's Music Monday because of the Memorial Day holiday, but be sure to come back for some fabulous interviews in June.
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I'm kind of in shock that there will be another (direct-to-video) sequel of The Lost Boys. The first sequel, The Tribe, was an atrocity IMHO. I just checked out the trailer, and sequel 2, The Thirst, looks like it has potential, but I'm still wary. The Lost Boys was an instant classic (and in my generation, it was a cult hit); it always ticks me off when someone ruins something like that by trying to turn it into a money factory. Cube is another example of that: phenomenal movie, ridiculously awful sequels.
I was a teen when the original came out and have fond memories of falling in love with the movie back then. I skipped the first sequel, but I have to admit I'm a little tempted about the reunion of the Frog brothers in this next one.
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