From worst previews, The trailer for the upcoming straight to DVD release of "Lost Boys 2: The Tribe" appeared online just last week, and now, Corey Feldman is already talking about a third installment.
"The stage is set," Feldman told MTV about the ending of "The Tribe." "So it's really up to you, the viewer, and you, the audience, to see that the final chapter comes into fruition."
While no official storyline has been discussed, Feldman says he's got a slew of ideas for where to take the twisted, tragic tale of Edgar Frog. "What I would like to see? Personally the way I would like to see it go, I would like to see Edgar finally become a vampire himself and have to battle his own inner demons," he fantasized. "That's where it should go in my mind."
It's an ending that Feldman insists would play to the dark side of the character. "I think that part of the magic for the whole trilogy would be seeing those characters that you trust, that you love, turning to the dark side and figuring out if they could make their way back," he stated. "For the guy who's out there defending truth, justice, and the American way to be confronted with his own demons, and actually have to go down the path of the dark side - will he make it out? Or has he gone down so far that once he's turned, there's no hope, light? Who can save him? I mean, once Edgar Frog's turned, anything's possible."
2 comments:
Dream on indeed. He keeps throwing around the name Edgar Frog like someone will know what he's talking about.
That said, I'll surely be checking out Lost Boys 2 for Horrorthon someday, and if there's a #3 I'll do the same for that. But if Lost Boys 3's existance is counting on me, the viewer and us, the audience to do something... I'm not feeling the love.
I myself like the idea of Edgar Frog becoming a vampire, especially an ethical vampire at that. After all, not all vampires have to be portrayed as villains; I look at Marie from the 1992 film Innocent Blood as a good example of that.
“For generations the Mafia preyed on the innocent. Tonight someone is preying on them.”
That definitely says it all for me right there, of course. :)
Post a Comment