by Sam Hendrix, Independent writer
In a time when flesh tearing zombies have plagued the silver screen and the classic bloodsucking vampires have been laid back to rest, few directors have taken the bold move to reinvent the seemingly lost gothic-horror genre made famous by Bram Stoker. Along with the locally shot Bonnie and Clyde Versus Dracula, another notable vampire flick released this week, and flocking straight to a video store near you, is P.J. Pesce’s Lost Boys: The Tribe, the long overdue sequel to 1987’s cult classic The Lost Boys.With a plot line near identical to its predecessor, The Tribe places brother and sister, Chris and Nicole Emerson (Tad Hilgenbrink and Autumn Reese) with an estranged Aunt in vampire inhabited Luna Bay, California. When Nicole falls victim to the charm of the head vampire/surf pro Shane, played by Kiefer Sutherland’s younger brother Angus, Chris takes it into his own hands to protect his kid sister at all costs. Of course, one man can’t take on a tribe of vampires alone, so he seeks the service from everyone’s favorite Frog. Corey Feldman reprises his role as Edgar Frog, “surfboard shaper and vampire hunter,” one half of the Frog duo that brought peace to