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A Two Coreys Halloween: The Essential Horror Movies of Haim and Feldman

On October 29, just two days before Halloween, St. Martin's Press will release the long-awaited Corey Feldman biography Coreyography: A Memoir. It is a must-read for any fan, as it delves deep into the trials and tribulations of this actor's young life in Hollywood. Some of it is funny, some of it is heartbreaking and a great big portion of it is truly scary.

In the book, Feldman talks in great length about his best friend Corey Haim. In the coming weeks, you'll hear a lot about what happened to the two teenagers behind closed doors, and a lot of it's not that pleasant. Instead of dwelling on that in our own review, we'd rather look at the work Haim and Corey Feldman have left behind. Specifically, in honor of the season, their horror movies. The pair met on...

Terror Inside? Whoop-doo!

Corey Feldman and Joe Abby on the set of Terror Inside In Seinfeld: Episode 8.13: "The Comeback", Kramer rents the VHS tape The Other Side of Darkness and quips, "It went straight to video! That makes me the premiere!" Well, the same thing has happened for Terror Inside, the latest Corey Feldman thriller. It bypassed theater screens across the country to make its debut on good ol' fashioned DVD this past June 15th. Last night, me and my dogs Rydell and Twoey decided to throw a Wood Floor extravaganza in honor of our favorite 80s teen idol and his latest dumpster-diamond masterpiece. Yes, we held our very own premiere for the film.

There were no stars or celebrities in attendance. Neither Feldman nor director Jozef Lenders returned my calls. I couldn't lock any advanced interviews. Instead, it was just me, two dirty mutts, an upswept plank-board floor,...

It's a good week for Blu-ray player owners as a batch of old favorites is being re-released on the format including Darkman, The Stepfather (the original), Park Chan-wook's Vengeance Trilogy, and our pick of the week, Supernatural: The Complete First Season.

Also bowing on regular DVD on June 15th are Arnold Cassius' critically panned Animals; an uncut, uncensored, and fully restored version of 1973's Horror Hospital that includes a revealing new commentary with producer Richard Gordon; two Japanese horror tales, Roommate and Slaughter Island; and a bloody psychological thriller starring husband and wife duo Corey and Susie Feldman entitled Terror Inside.

Our *almost* pick of the week is the unflinchingly brutal The Horseman, but honestly, it's much more a dark, violent drama than a true horror movie although fans of the genre will certainly find much to love, including an amazing performance by Peter Marshall as an ordinary man...

Director Jose Zambrano Cassella (Delivery, Mina, The Sacred) sent us this brand new movie poster from his upcoming film “Second Coming” starring Juliet Reeves (Terror Inside), Haley Boyle (The Tenant), Kevin J. O’Neill (Automaton Transfusion) and Greg Thompson (Shattered Glory). Film Synopsis: Growing up as identical twin sisters, Lora and Ashley Gerritson always had a special psychic bond. When one would feel pain, sorrow or happiness, the other felt it too. Lora’s life is suddenly changed when she begins to receive chilling visions from her sister, Ashley. Something is horribly wrong…she can feel it. Lora knows she must return to the small town of her childhood to find Ashley. She begins [...]...

Corey Feldman, who's been ranked #8 in VH1's list of 100 greatest kid stars, introduces newest terror flick "Terror Inside." The film premiered at the 23rd annual Ft. Lauderdale Film Festival on Sunday, November 3 at 5:45pm. The film stars Corey and Susan Feldman, alongside producer Tanya Memme.

"Terror Inside" introduces the viewer to a lab project gone wrong. It's a spooky tale that surrounds small town inhabitants, who are victims to their own ignorance once a pathogen becomes wide spread. Interestingly enough those who are infected are transformed into the act of self mutilation. The revelation of the film supports the phrase "no pain no gain" in which individuals are subjected to the gore fest in a rather bizarre manner.

"It's really more about science more than anything and I think that's what makes it intriguing. It's truly based on the premise of virus and experimental chemical warfare and outbreaks...

Actor Corey Feldman, widely recognized as a child/teen actor from the 80's, visited the Fort Lauderdale Film Festival this past weekend and sat down with Celebrity News Service to discuss his upcoming film projects.

Corey Feldman grew up in the limelight at the tender age of three with his first role in a McDonald's commercial. He grew up as a child who enjoyed utilizing his fantasies and well as his imagination. Not until the age of 16 did Feldman really consider himself a true actor, as he acknowledged acting as a serious craft.

"I've been fortunate enough and dedication and perseverance goes along way, I don't give up. But a lot of people don't have that drive; it's takes a lot of dedication and a lot of ambition to be able to get through those hard times when nobody's got your back. You have to believe in yourself enough to...