Corey Haim and Corey Feldman's personal problems following their 1980s rise to fame are by now well documented. Yet in Sunday's Season 2 opener of A&E's The Two Coreys, things took an even more serious turn when each revealed having suffered sexual abuse as a teen. In a cantankerous exchange, each Corey suddenly throws barbs at the other for having gone without support from the other. Things get heated until finally Haim marches off camera. In interviews with GQ, each responds to the scene, with Feldman saying he knows who did it and got over it, and Haim essentially brushing it off. Why reveal these things now, in a reality show, of all places? Feldman claims Haim broke a mutual agreement by bringing it up on camera, while Haim says simply, "That's life in this world." What's your reaction to The Coreys' revelation? You can see more of the lost boys Sundays at 10 pm/ET. — Anna DimondUse our Online Video Guide to catch up with the Coreys.
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A&E has ordered a second, 10-episode season of The Two Coreys, as in Haim and Feldman. It's an interesting development if only (with the emphasis on if only) because the childhood pals and costars of one of my fave WWUTI films, The Lost Boys, were fervently feuding at the close of Season 1. In fact, producers tell the Reporter the former friends have not seen each other since, suggesting to me that neither has flipped through the bargain bin at the local FYE.
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