THE LOST BOYS - POP Movies N° 2093 - Vampire David

Meet David, the charismatic leader of the vampire gang in *The Lost Boys*, with this POP! Movies figure No. 2093, produced by Funko. This version depicts the character in his vampire form, in the instantly recognisable style of the POP! range, with its stylised proportions and collectable aesthetic.

Inspired by the 1987 cult film, this figurine celebrates one of its most iconic characters. The Vampire David version stands out with a more menacing appearance, directly linked to his true nature revealed throughout the story, and is a particularly interesting piece for fans of 1980s fantasy and horror films.

Made from PVC, this figurine comes in the traditional Funko window box, ideal for display with or without the packaging. It will naturally find its place in a collection dedicated to *The Lost Boys*, cult films or the great icons of fantasy cinema. 

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: Funko

• Range: POP! Movies

• Number: 2093

• Licence: The Lost Boys

• Character: David

• Version: Vampire David

• Type: Collectible vinyl figurine

• Material: PVC

• EAN: 0889698951463

• Supplier reference: 95146

• Category: POP Bobble Head

• Packaging: Original illustrated window box

Origin and character background (Lore)

David is one of the central characters in *The Lost Boys*, a fantasy-horror film directed by Joel Schumacher and released in 1987. Played by Kiefer Sutherland, he leads a group of young vampires living around the fictional coastal town of Santa Carla, California.

Charismatic, provocative and mysterious, David quickly draws Michael Emerson into his circle. Beneath the guise of a gang of young rebels lies a group of vampires who revel in Santa Carla’s nightlife and gradually try to draw Michael into their world.

David has become particularly iconic thanks to his distinctly 1980s look, with his bleached blonde hair, dark coat and gang-leader attitude. His vampiric appearance, however, reveals a far more aggressive side, with transformed features and distinctive fangs.

Thanks to its aesthetic blending rock, teenage culture and vampire horror, *The Lost Boys* has become a true cult classic. David remains one of its most recognisable figures, perfectly embodying the rebellious and seductive vampire who has greatly influenced modern portrayals of the genre.