The Lost Boys Filming Locations - COMPLETE Then & Now
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Join us as we visit The Lost Boys filming locations in Santa Cruz, California and MORE!!!
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I’m 40 years old and The Lost Boys is still my favorite vampire movie but it also had a killer soundtrack.
Agreed
Cry Little Sister....!
I'm 60 years old and it's still one of mine!
Same. Great movie and just joined the 40 club
I'm 60 yrs old and its still my all time favorite vampire movie!
"People Are Strange" by Echo and The Bunnymen was running through my mind when I was watching this. Great Video!!
RIP Corey Haim
Because of copyrights
Lost Boys was released the year before I lost my mum. Time goes by so quickly, which is why I'm so pleased you are both doing what you love and enjoying your life together ❤ 🕸🎃
Sorry about your mum @(((
I was still in my mom’s belly when it came out.😕
The nostalgia is so strong. What a great time to grow up. This made my day. Thank you so much.
You got that right. I grew up in Santa Cruz in the 80s. What a fun time and place. I wouldn't trade it for anything.
OHHHHHH LOST Boys, my teenage movie, when i was in highschool back in 80s , saw it with friends in theater, was a lots buzz about this movie how good was it among teeangers & young 20s people back in day , good ole days... ..LOVE the soundtrack, is awesome! 👌👍
Young 20 something here...back then. Lol i'm older than dirt....😂
Mate this was incredible , thank you both so much for giving us 70s/80s kids this magnificent piece , love from the U.K
🇬🇧🤝🇺🇲🫶
👌👍
I was 13 years old when I saw this movie. I went out and bought this soundtrack on CD as well as Metallica's Kill 'Em all on CD making them my first 2 CDs I ever owned. I was so excited to go home and play them on my new CD player. I miss being a kid in the 80's, riding skateboards, reading comic books and going to the Arcades to play video games. Good Times!!!
CD before 90’s ? *
Playing N.A.R.C. The arcade game!
@@spikeycoda funny you mentioned narc. The actor who played michael was in a movie called narc after lost boys
Awesome Kill em' All was my very first record in 5th grade. Changed my life, and think it made my mother think "oh God, I've created a monster "! Lol she bought it for me.
@@kingdingaling2469 yea that's when they first came out. The players were HELLA expensive! I remember when DVD hit popular in about 2000. Awesome time getting your firsts of those. Dude DVD were like $35! Crazy. I still buy cd's and my friends are like you have blue tooth why waste your money? I love the little booklet the lyrics the art work. Also I have a awesome bose stereo. Why waste it?
The 80s were the best, old school 80s movies were the best. The lost boys excellent 80s movie. Great vid guys.
I completely agree! 🎉🎉🎉
I was watching it on Netflix a few weeks back and my 2 year old daughter woke up to the bonfire scene with the saxophone playing and guess what…she enjoyed it! I’m so proud of her 🤓
Raising them right!! 👍🏽 right on
So you should be, cool daughter.
"They're only noodles, Michael"
Worms !!!
Yes I think of that when I'm eating noodles :-)
@@IzwoldChannel the rice/maggots does it for me.
“How do you like your maggots, Michael? How do they taste?”
how are those magots michael, your eating magots how do they taste
You know people have partied in that cave when the tide is low, as a tribute to the Lost Boys movie. 👍
Randomly found this, i lived in an apartment next to the train trestle that overlooked the boardwalk, this is my favorite movie of all time, Thankyou for all your work you put into this, you did an amazing job, brought back a ton of good memories. Well done man🤘
The saxophone dude, Tim Cappello still goes around singing that song in bars and stuff. There are some videos on UA-cam. "I still believe"
had such a lusting for the big sweaty guy with the sax
Gunship has a great video with him that that is also a homage to the LOST BOYS such a great music video I have seen many times!!!
@@slagit which video of theirs?
@@recoveringsoul755 ua-cam.com/video/60ruvzfXQoE/v-deo.html
Oh hell yea. The one song he plays i love, and its a vampire cartoon through it referencing the lost boys! The girls name who sings in it is Indiana. I love her music too, but she was just spot on in that song. She really sang that part awesome! Also you definitely can't beat the ending when she gets showered in blood 🤘🩸That whole album is pretty good.
Sleep all day. Party all night. Never grow old. Never die. It's fun to be a vampire.
Hook me up
Until 2 kids brake en to your cave and drive a stake thru your heart ❤️ lol 😂
@@dougrogan379 !
My roommate has that stupid magnet 🧲🙄
@@petethefishrrmen2025 break* into* through*
This was a treat. The Lost Boys was and still is one of my favorite vampire films and one of my favorite films of all time. Loved this video thanks for sharing!
I almost dropped my phone when the alert came up on my phone that you guys made this video!!!!!!!! F#&K YES!!!!! The Lost Boys is the absolute best Vampire movie EVVVEEEERRRR made!!!! Thank you for making this👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😊
Thank you two for making this. The Lost Boys and it's cast has a special place in my heart. Rest in peace Corey Haim. I will always like Corey Feldman.
You guys do a ton of homework and its appreciated. Great quality 100% of time!!
Here I am again... I've watched this episode a few times! One of my favorite Grimm and Baby Ghouls videos!!
You two are awesome!! 🔥
You do actually see out back. When they first move in Michael and Sam are in the kitchen and Sam points to pot plants out the window. You basically just see shrubs and such in the back yard. I remember it was the kitchen because they were holding crates and boxes that said Kitchen.
Amazing video guys!! Im from scotland and in the 90s a friend's sister actually went over to the US and worked on the boardwalk.
I was always so jealous!
All I can say is WOW!! I'm such an 80's kid and you nailed this! I've always wanted to visit this location, and I really appreciate you taking the time to go to so many these movie locations. I recently started to follow you on UA-cam, and make it a daily habit to check to see if you've posted something new. Also-really enjoyed the video about The locations of Interview with a Vampire. Keep it up!!
i've been thinking ab this video for days, there is something with the vibe that i just love about this channel🙏🙏🙏 thank you sm for what you do
I really appreciate all your work. Taking me back to my care free days and my favorite movie. I was 17.
I would give anything to go back. You helped do that a little bit.
Thank you
I'm a movie buff and love the work you do. It's great looking at filming locations and thinking how these films impacted pop culture here and around the world.
What a great film. A masterpiece that captures the 80s. My childhood being born in 79. Sometimes wish I'd been born in 69 to get the full 80s experience. The soundtrack is great too. Love everything about it.😀
Michael, I really enjoy watching your videos.
The locations that you visit are from films I loved watching as a child: the Fog, the Lost Boys, the Goonies, etc. But especially the horror films. I have a crystallised nostalgia of staying up late with my older brother to watch horror films on the UK TV station Channel 4. They used to show horrors on Friday and Saturday night. My parents would go to the local pub just down the road (we lived in rural Ireland) and me and my bro would stay up and watch scary films on Channel 4, when the reception was good (it was terrestrial TV, before we could afford satellite). I was wayyyyyy too young to see such films, and I had the life scared out of me. But it was so much fun. I remember distinctly that Halloween scared the daylights out of me. I was probably only six or seven at the time (around 1990-91) when I saw a lot of the classic horrors.
Watching your content brings back a lot of memories. Those memories are to be cherished. It’s not just the films, it’s the specific context of *how*, *where*, *when* and *with whom* we watched them that makes the memories so special.
It’s so cool to see the locations in detail, as it really adds a sense of the innovation of old films. They really cared about the locations and stuff. And you’re always in such a positive mood in your videos, which makes them fun to watch. Great stuff, sir. I’m a big fan. 👍👍
This brings back so many memories, I was 12 when I first watched The Lost Boys and as an 80's kid in the UK American movies were always the best viewing, it was great to see the locations but sad Grampa's house has been abandoned thanks for showing us around.
I'm relatively new to your channel but I'm just loving all of your videos. You guys make a grwat time and have a remarkable eye for detail when matching up scenes!
This is one of my favorite childhood movies. The 80s were a great time to grow up. Thanks so much for making this video, and for the trip down memory lane. Well done.
I thoroughly enjoyed this! Thanks for the trip down memory lane...all these years later, The Lost Boys is still one of my favorite movies...I was 18 when it came out. I appreciate your efforts in putting this video together...it must have taken a fair bit of time! My favorite line..."and you must be Max". Peace from eastern Canada!
You explain what you’re showing us so well. What a tremendous amount of thought you must put into these video tours. Thanks man! Really excellent work! Love this movie!!
You have a passion for what you do and it absolutely comes through. Excellent presentation, and most importantly I really had fun watching it! Kudos!
That surfer statue is a statue of Jay Moriarity who dedicated himself to learning how to surf mavericks, and wound up drowning when he blacked out while freediving in the Maldives. If anyone is interested in knowing more about Jay, watch the movie “chasing Mavericks”. Great movie! Jay grew up surfing pleasure point which is right there where Jay’s memorial statue is. Sorry about getting off topic, but I had to.
Ah the Lost Boys...excellent work...I still Believe....
Love this movie, so many memories each time I watch. I do miss Corey Haim 12 years, long time old friend. Thanks for the share
My favourite film of all time excellent sound track 2
Salem Lot filming locations, a real classic and a lot to show.
I found your channel this morning and I've been binge watching ever since 😯 . Well done guys
Awesome video! The Lost Boys is one of my favorite movies, and I wore out the soundtrack on cassette back in the day......thank you for the excellent content!
While your here in Santa Cruz you guys need to go to the Brookdale lodge and the Rispin Mansion! Both super beautifully haunting...
Back in the day we referred to the Rispen Mansion as "The Monastery"
It was one of a handful of places we used to party at as teenagers.
Youre too young to remember but there used to be a sewage facilty (it mite still be there) built under the cliff near the old Capitola Theatre. You could access it on the beach by where the public restrooms are now. (Anyone one else remember the old shit house?)
Anyways, there was an old rusty heavy metal door on the cliff face. The door was made in like the 30s or 40s and had an old fashion locking latch that was so easy to unlock. Once you got inside there was a BIG cavern like room with a bunch of pumps, machinery and shit, literally. As teenagers we used to go in late at nite and drink beers or burn a bowl. It smelled real bad in there but we didnt care. After the city built the public restrooms they sealed up that metal door and moved the entrance closer to the restrooms. At which point it was to secure to get in. Plus by then Tola PD was gettin wise to us goin in there all the time. Same thing happened at Rispen.
Good times indeed.
YOUR SPOT ON PHOTO COMPARED DESCRIPTIONS HAS TO BE ONE OF THE VERY BEST I HAVE EVER SEEN.....YOU ARE A DAMN CREDIT SIR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Saving this for a doobie after dinner
Same mine is lunchtime...lol
:( Jonesing today. Payday cannot get here fast enough.
Me too lmfao😂
@@themechaniacal1558 I feel your pain bro!!
I will join your thought.
I visited Santa Cruz to see the filming locations but i live 20 minutes away from Palos Verdes and I've never new that they filmed their as well. Goin their and taking pics of me walking to the cave and inside the cave! Can't wait!
Absolutely Class, you guys are so thorough , this was so very entertaining, I'm a huge Lost Boys fan 💜🖤💜🖤💜🖤💜🖤💜🖤
Another fantastic tour!! Gave me goosebumps!! Thank you for your work, and your finds. This was awesome!!
omg i nearly lost my sh1t coming across your video! i love lost boys, i have the soundtrack and regularly watch the video so it was incredible to watch you take us around where it was filmed. great video thankyou xxx
Now I want to blast “cry little sister” and have some death by stereo. Awesome video and grew up loving The Lost Boys
PS. It is my life goal to one day get to the Atlas Comic shop and get that replica comic. That would be so awesome.
“Ain’t got no home” 🤔 I feel like a bubble bath.
NOT MANY PEOPLE CAN APPRECIATE THIS VIDEO FOR ALL IT IS WORTH BUT AS FAR AS IM CONCERNED…
“PRICELESS” YOU TOOK ME BACK IN TIME & STIRRED UP MY CHILDHOOD BRO!!!
💯👍🏼THANK YOU👍🏼💯
Initiation's over, Michael. It's time to join the club.
So cool I just saw the Lost Boys last night. Right on bro thanks for posting this. The movie was fresh in my head. I lived in San Jose for five years and used to visit my brother in Santa Cruz all the time.
My new favorite channel, I just want MORE
This is one of my fav films of all time, even tho I didn't grow up in the 80s like most of the ppl in the comments. ( grew up in the early 00s ) 80s horror and films like this are so good. 👌 Learning thier history, seeing the locations now, all of it. I am glad that at least Grandpa's house is being looked after, it's sad to see nothing when something historic once stood like most older locations from films. Thank yall for doing this and visiting all these places. Been binging all ur videos over the week and I am so impressed by ur work, all the stuff I have learned. As a lover of spooky things, behind the scenes stuff and history, this channel is a gold mine. 🎃 Happy Halloween from MI
Freaking love Lost Boys. It was my friends and mine favourite film when we were kids.
I seen Corey Haim in Toronto many years ago, he used to live around the corner from me.
RIP Corey Haim.
I believe it was stated in a biography about Vincent Price, written by his daughter Victoria, that he often took his daughter to this amusement park when she was young and they would ride that wooden rollercoaster.
Just watched this last night. What a great video you made. Thank you for that.
Long videos are my fave. I lost this film. I wish I was born early 80s / late 70s so I could witness the films at the time.
My buddy worked at Atlantis at the time...He said that Joe had to help them with the script...Originally.....they had Corey Haim asking for a Batman comic that didn't exist. So...he had to tell them one that would be rare...and that he would actually be looking for.
Awesome man really enjoyed this. I first saw the lost boys at Christmas of 1990 and it's still my favourite movie to this day! 😍
I love Lost Boys. Hadn't seen it in years and i recently watched it on a couple tabs of lsd. was fucking epic....it kicked in during the scene when he's hanging from the bridge lol
That sounds so wild lmfao
You nutter you watched it on lsd. That's what I call dedicated. Lol
I watched pink floyd the wall on lsd but that was 30 years ago. Lol
This film is an all time favourite of mine. It's so amazing to me how one movie can transcend time and create an endless amount of tourism for the area, probably indefinitely.
You know the biggest thing I remember from that great movie was all our girlfriends suddenly were attracted to long haired vampires.
Santa Cruz was used in a Clint eastwood movie it was used in one of his dirty harry movies.
Sudden Impact.
Ya know what I really dig about these videos is the fact that yall get just as Getty and excited as I would if I were visiting these locations!🤘
You two do a fantastic job on your scene locations. Some of the best shot line-ups (then and now) on UA-cam. Keep up the great work! Oh, since you now live here in SoCal, (hate to be "that guy") but those are sea lions, not seals. Seals can't mantle up on their front flippers, they just sort of lay there. They don't have to ear flaps or the ability to bark either. I guess I'm "that guy" now... Cheers!
It’s okay to be That Guy. Thank you for letting us know
Love all your videos!! I live in Northern California and have gone to Santa Cruz many times!! It’s a beautiful place!! Love the sea lions too!! God bless you and Jessica!! Love your channel!! Much love!! 🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️💖💖❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🎄🎄🎄🎄
I was lucky to be on set during much of the filming. Amazing fun
What did you do on set.
@@davidm3maniac201 he was holding the mic. Then, he woke up and got pissed off.
I’m 46 and from the UK and I admit the film scared me lol, but it’s the best vampire film that nobody will ever top!!. Amazing tunes and filming, amazing actors, just wow!!!.
Where was the beach concert scene?..”I still believe”……please x
I enjoyed this video you guys made. The last time I was in Santa Cruz California I was with my mother having lunch sitting on that boardwalk like 30 yrs ago. RIP 💕
“Michael wants to know!!” “Who wants to know!?” 🤟🏼🤟🏼
This was wonderful. Thank you for doing such a precise job at lining up the scenes. When the LB cave was shown, it looks like a few bats were flying around the area. Maybe a nesting spot? Or maybe tiny birds.
I'm from the bay area and we would head to Santa Cruz for fun, all the time, especially in my teens and twenties. Good times :)
The Palos Verde peninsula has a very strange history of tragedies. The other side has Cabrillo Beach. More caves but they are closed off since the early 70s. They used to have a place called Sunken City. Each year the cliffs erode into the ocean. The houses were condemned and the properties fell into the ocean. They used to have the sidewalk and it was at different levels of erosion. Probably if anything still exists it is probably fenced off with a do not ender but around the base when the tide is out they have tide pools. Giant rocks and enormous waves. It is eerily interesting. That is located on the San Pedro side.. T hey used to Marine Land but it closed in the early 80s. Occasionally sadly people have jumped off of the cliffs. Down the way they have Port O'Call. When it is open they have little shops, restaurants that overlooks the port of Los Angeles. They used to have really old ships where you could dine on. Then on the Palos Verde side they built a golf course and were going to build mansions but one day the golf course fell into the the ocean before it was open to the public. Also on that side they have the what remains of the Hermosa Beach pier. They have restaurants and shopping and during the 80s to the 90s they had a underground dance club beneath the pier. That had a VERY vamp like feeling to it.. Part of the pier still stands and was just real spooky to me wit a old submarine. They have a fun zone but it is probably not open because of the pandemic . It had to me a very haunted feeling and I loved going there. They used to have seals. They used to have food markets that had seafood places to eat with food inspired by different countries . I haven't been there in years but it was a very interesting place to visit. They also have just minutes away the haunted Queen Mary cruise liner from the 30s and was used in world War to transport troops. Almost the whole ship is haunted. They have restaurants on board and refurbished. Again probably closed due to pandemic in AmeriKa. It is fascinating to visit.
Amazing video! Thank you. I was 11 years old when this movie came out. I met Jason Patric about 12 years ago at my local gym. Of all places in the world he was shooting a TV movie at Kings Landing New Brunswick Canada and was staying in Fredericton NB. I seen him working out but didn't want to interrupt him. Then ran into him in the locker room and introduced myself. Nice guy .. just an everyday guy. No one else knew who he was until I exposed him in the locker room LOL then others where intrigued and approached him. Sorry Jason!
Bro you and me are the same kind of nerds. I’m 43 and from the east coast. When I spent a few years of my thirties in Cali, I just felt like I was in an 80s movie lol
OMG you guys have done a fantastic job of finding the location's of the movie it has blown my mind you rule I think the members of the Lost boys would be so proud of you
Great work, 👍 stoked i came across your channel.. you covered 3 of my favorite childhood movies. Stand by me, goonies, and now the lost boys..
I appreciate the time and effort you gave to make this. Very cool.
Fantastic tour of the Lost Boys filming locations Michael, didn't realize how beautiful the Santa Cruz area really is!
All time favourite film, David the coolest vampire there ever was ❤ thanks from the UK for airing this fantasic location piece 🇬🇧
Fangs down, this is still one of the best vampire movies ever! And the soundtrack made it an absolute cult classic aesthetic!
Every year on Christmas Eve, we would vist my Aunt in Palos Verdes. Had no idea the cave was that close to her house!!
Cruzing on a sunday afternoon
Those lyrics are symbolic
I can’t wait for The Found Girls! It’s the story of two vampire sisters moving into a town full of regular people.
:u
At 47:27 something flew in the cave when Michael mentioned how in the movie they would fly in. This was a delightful synchronicity.
“How’s the maggots Michael?”
😂😂
This is one of my fav videos of yours! 🧛🧛♀️🎷 Had to come back and watch It again! That spot is on my bucket list! Happy Halloween 🎃🖤💚
Great video, did a similar visit about 12 years ago and met Joe! Great job lining up the shots!
Such great content. The best on UA-cam.. thank you ! Baby ghoul ads so much to the ambiance with her dark outfit.. She could have been in the movie!
My all time fave vampire movie and just one of my fave movies in general! Awesome video
damn! thank you for showing all these places from the Lost Boys movie! Damn I'm 50 and this is one of my favorite movies ever. The sound track was incredible. I always think of it.. probably because I'm 50 now. and I miss my youth .
My top 5 - 80's movies of all time
1. The Lost Boys
2. Fast Times at Ridgemont High
3. The Outsiders
4. 16 Candles
5. The Karate kid
Beautiful! She was reading comics, he kept trying before they were swept up!😃
Growing up here in Santa Cruz I know five or six people that were in the movie. Everyone has their story of how the when the movie crew came in town and Kiefer Sutherland broke his arm on the train tracks shoot the movie with his arm in his pocket most of the time. We locals know many interesting facts about this kind stuff
I love The lost boys. I watch it often. What I really loved was the cave where they partied and roosted. I wish there was a place like that near my house.
1:38I like how he’s casually talking about the lost boys movie locations. 1:48 than randomly starts talking to a girl.
Got to admit this was mint crack !!!! im a massive 80s fan overall but especially the Lost Boys. cheers
I have been to the caves there in Palos Verdes so many times, even going inside at low tide. I never knew that was the cave in the movie, and I live locally in that area. I have to quiz my wife on this - she loved that movie. Thanks for the info!
i was born in 1980.. i am 42 years old.. now in 2022, Lost Boys.. is one of the best!!!!!❤❤❤❤
My first date when I was 15 was seeing this at the drive in. Such a great movie.