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See Michael Emerson in his vampire form with this POP! Movies No. 2092 figurine, inspired by the cult film *The Lost Boys*. Produced by Funko, this vinyl figure reimagines the character in the distinctive style of the POP! range, with its stylised proportions and an appearance directly inspired by the film’s gothic and rock aesthetic.
This ‘Vampire Michael’ version depicts the character following his gradual descent into the world of the vampires of Santa Carla. His darker, more menacing appearance makes this a particularly interesting addition to any collection dedicated to the film, especially alongside the POP! ‘Vampire David’ figure.
Made from PVC, this figure comes in the traditional Funko window box, ideal for display with or without the packaging.
Manufacturer: Funko
Range: POP! Movies
Number: 2092
Licence: The Lost Boys
Character: Michael Emerson
Version: Vampire Michael
Type: Collectible vinyl figurine
Material: PVC
EAN: 0889698951364
Supplier reference: 95136
Category: POP Bobble Head
Packaging: Original illustrated window box
Michael Emerson is one of the main protagonists of *The Lost Boys*, a film directed by Joel Schumacher and released in 1987. Played by Jason Patric, he arrives with his mother Lucy and his younger brother Sam in the coastal town of Santa Carla, California.
Michael soon meets Star and the mysterious David, the charismatic leader of a group of young outcasts. After drinking what he believes to be wine, he gradually realises that he has in fact been drawn into a process of transformation into a vampire.
As the film progresses, Michael develops several supernatural abilities and begins to feel the effects of his transformation, whilst trying to resist the influence of David’s group. His brother Sam and the Frog brothers then try to find a way to save him before his transformation becomes irreversible.
Michael’s character thus plays a central role in the narrative, as he acts as a bridge between the human world and that of the vampires of Santa Carla. His gradual transformation, his inner conflict and his connection with Star contribute significantly to the atmosphere – at once romantic, gothic and horror-filled – that made *The Lost Boys* a cult film of the 1980s.