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The Lost Boys (1987) Directed by Joel Schumacher Foregoing CGI for practical effects, the filmmakers used wire rigs to lift and swoop the vampires. Fast-paced editing and strategic lighting masked the machinery, lending the vampires a rapid, animalistic agility.

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