Greetings from Santa Carla!

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Let's take a tour of Santa Carla with our co-host, Star. I wanted to make this video not only to show love for one of my favorite movies but to showcase a place that is dear to my heart, Santa Cruz, California.
This has videos from years ago (some of which you may have seen before). I was not about to let all those videos go to waste, so they make a cameo here.
So get yourselves a garlic t-shirt, you're going to need it for this one.
Sources:
Chatenever, Rick. “Calling All (Would-Be) Stars.” Santa Cruz Sentinel 23 May 1986 - California Digital Newspaper Collection, 23 May 1986, cdnc.ucr.edu/?a=d&d=SCS19860523.1.79&e=-------en--20--1--txt-txIN--------.
Ferrara, Joe. “About Us.” Atlantis Fantasyworld, atlantisfantasyworld.com/?page_id=187.
“Filming Locations for the Lost Boys (1987), in California.” The Worldwide Guide to Movie Locations, movie-locations.com/movies/l/Lost-Boys.php.
“The Lost Boys Santa Cruz Tour.” Visit California, www.visitcalifornia.com/experience/lost-boys-santa-cruz-tour/#:~:text=Filmed%20almost%20entirely%20around%20Santa,and%20bridges%20of%20Santa%20Cruz.
“Pogonip Clubhouse Rehabilitation City of Santa Cruz, Parks and Recreation.” California State Parks, www.parks.ca.gov/pages/1073/files/pogonip%20clubhouse.pdf.
Robertson, Michelle. “How ‘lost Boys’ Turned Santa Cruz into the ‘Vampire Capital of the World.’” SFGATE, 25 Oct. 2021, www.sfgate.com/sf-culture/article/lost-boys-80s-cult-classic-santa-cruz-sutherland-16530644.php.
User, Migration. “Santa Cruz Forever Linked to Cult Classic ‘The Lost Boys’: Actor Corey Feldman to Introduce Film Screening at the Boardwalk.” Santa Cruz Sentinel, 11 Sept. 2018, www.santacruzsentinel.com/2010/06/27/santa-cruz-forever-linked-to-cult-classic-the-lost-boys-actor-corey-feldman-to-introduce-film-screening-at-the-boardwalk/amp/.
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@jacqueslandry2319 8 месяцев назад

The name of the restaurant was called the sea cloud My father was the manager when they filmed there

@thesoultransferprotocol721 8 месяцев назад

This is one of my Old Haunts. I grew up in Monterey. Used to surf here, party, see concerts and have a blast. Im 54 now and remember being at the Boardwalk during the filming days of The Lost Boys. Such nostalgia. The whole vib made The Boardwalk an actual character of the movie with its dark , fun allure and noisy distractions when the Vampires came to town. Wonderful video, put together very well. Concise and fun.

@franzbeckenbauer7170 8 месяцев назад

Very well done. I salute this video!

@nerdy_spooks Год назад

I wish I could visit Santa Cruz so bad, it looks so beautiful

@RememberTheGreatsSports 7 месяцев назад

As someone who is in the Midwest who has never been to CA, this is a dream come true. I am glad you put the effort into doing this and sharing more than so many others who have shot "location" videos. If I ever get to the area I would love to visit to Boardwalk. Thanks for sharing great content, I just joined to get you one more to 1,000 viewers.

@Vntge-Dreamz Год назад

This was so well done! You never fail to make people smile, with your aesthetic content!🦇❤

@JARRE115 7 месяцев назад

Thank you so much Varsha, awesome documentary. I would love to visit this place one day. Keep up the good work my friend.

@ElNintendoReviewer Год назад

This was really well done! I like how you incorporated clips from other times we’ve been there over the years. A fun and informative video about a movie when vampires came to Santa Cruz 🏖️ 🧛🏽‍♂️

@TheValerieMeachum Год назад

It's fascinating how much still looks so similar after all these years! I was last there in 1997 on a children's theatre tour, but our schedule was so tight we only got to visit the boardwalk for about an hour. The one other time I've been was on spring break in 1990 with friends from San Francisco, so I have photos of the downtown with some buildings still in rubble. I never knew the train trestle was somewhere else! I just figured they set up the shots (and covered with fog) so it would look higher. The pedestrian walkway at the time was wooden decking boards, so we figured they must have removed some of them temporarily to expose the steel frame. Turns out we were in the wrong place entirely! 😄