Konterr Brilliant and touching

Afouotos Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

Bessie Smyth Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

Jenni Devyn Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

Rainey Dawn The series is back on track here - this one, The Thirst, IS the sequel to the original film - NOT Part 2, The Tribe. This film actually continues the story of the Frog brothers and pays a nice tribute to Corey Haim.This one is a comedy - rather lame comedy but funny in it's way. Edgar Frog (Feldman) is a washed up vampire hunter, a girl has a brother that has become a half-vampire and get Edgar on the trail of the vampire group, plans on bringing the brother back safely by killing the head vampire - now begins our story.Yes there is some nudity and bloody - it's a modern film - yes it's a bit over done but I ignored it to watch Edgar Frog's journey.The 1st film 9/10, the 2nd 2/10 (only for Feldman) and this 3rd film 5/10 - mainly for bring The Frog back into the limelight again.5/10

phantom1592 Much better the Lost Boys: the Tribe.In fact, I'm very comfortable in saying that 'part 2' is a complete waste of time. THIS is the one true sequel. It's a case of the continuing adventures of the Frog Brothers with mentions, flashbacks, and tie-ins to the original movie.For a vampire movie, the plot is quite serviceable,(though more random nudity then necessary) and picks up the story where the first one leaves off. Part 2 is only tangentially mentioned, and is completely skipable.The acting is not fantastic. However, that is also standard for movies like this. While never Oscar worthy... it was certainly fun.

jfgibson73 The Thirst is a good example of how to do a sequel on a budget. It is a bit bloodier, but doesn't rely on that to sell itself. It focuses on the character of Edgar Frog, who is lured back into vampire hunting for what is supposedly the last big battle. It does a few clever things, such as having Allen become a vampire and have his allegiance come into question. Almost every character is some sort of low life fighting to either kill vampires or become one. The best of these new additions is Zoe, Edgar's loyal assistant. The story has to do with, I think, the first vampire ever holding a big party where he plans to give a bunch of people a drug that contains his blood. Now, since Edgar kills him, everyone he turned into a vampire reverts back, if--following the rules of the original--they haven't fed on human blood yet. There were a couple twists and it moved fast enough to stay fun and interesting. When you focus on a character like Edgar Frog, you can't make it too serious, and I thought they kept the tone just right.

agf8623 I'm a huge fan of the original Lost Boys. While this is better than the second one, it plays like it was written by an amateur. There were some very memorable moments. I love the part when the vampires jumped out of the plane. Looked great. THIS should have been the beginning of the movie. There were a few good actors, but most of the cast was terrible. When you have a few bad actors, it's very difficult to get engrossed in the story. The girl side-kick from the comic book store really stuck out and not in a good way. The story pulled directly from the original. The twist at the end was almost exactly the same. The flash backs to the original movie made NO sense.It felt like a few things were thrown in "just because". For example, the boob shot at the rave, novelist walking around in lingerie at the beginning, soooooo many shots of vampires bearing their teeth at the camera and the gums of the vampires were so fake. It was hard to concentrate on the story with the bad props.Love the old music. Liked to see it incorporated.In general, a huge let down again. Overall, a lot of things were overdone and this made the story difficult to focus on. My bet is that this is the last of the Lost Boys series. These last two movies have stained the awesomeness of the original movie.