Corey Haim never won an Oscar. Corey Feldman never won an Oscar.Corey Haim hasn't been in a movie that didn't go direct to video since I was about 12. Corey Feldman hasn't been in a movie that didn't go direct to video since I was about 13.
Corey Haim's done a lot of drugs. Corey Feldman's done a lot of drugs.
Corey Haim liked drugs. Corey Feldman liked drugs.
Corey Haim was never as popular as Corey Feldman. Corey Haim wasn't in "The Goonies." Corey Feldman was in "The Goonies."
Pat Ferrucci really likes "The Goonies."
Corey Hain is dead. Corey Feldman is not.
I have no idea what I'm going on about, really. I just thought it was important to mention Corey Haim dying. I think I was probably about two years too young to really grasp the popularity of the two Coreys when I was a wee child, but that doesn't mean I don't have distinct memories of watching "License to Drive," "The Lost Boys" and, especially, "Lucas" when I was like 8 or something.
There was definitely a period when "Lucas" was my favorite movie. And I still have nightmares about "License to Drive" because Little Nicholas used to watch the damn flick over and over and over. I can still remember very specific scenes and lines, even though I haven't seen it since 1991 or something. "Lucas" is also responsible for the film debut of Winona Ryder, who, in 1994 or thereabouts, was the best-looking woman to ever walk on this planet.
So anyway, here's the "Lucas" trailer, in memory of Corey Haim who, while not having made a good movie since the NES was popular, was a whole lot of young people's favorite actor in the late '80s. Him and Feldman were kind of like the casts of all those crappy vampire and goobly-goblin flicks now. Sort of.
Yeah, um, here's "Lucas":
I have no idea what I'm going on about, really. I just thought it was important to mention Corey Haim dying. I think I was probably about two years too young to really grasp the popularity of the two Coreys when I was a wee child, but that doesn't mean I don't have distinct memories of watching "License to Drive," "The Lost Boys" and, especially, "Lucas" when I was like 8 or something.
There was definitely a period when "Lucas" was my favorite movie. And I still have nightmares about "License to Drive" because Little Nicholas used to watch the damn flick over and over and over. I can still remember very specific scenes and lines, even though I haven't seen it since 1991 or something. "Lucas" is also responsible for the film debut of Winona Ryder, who, in 1994 or thereabouts, was the best-looking woman to ever walk on this planet.
So anyway, here's the "Lucas" trailer, in memory of Corey Haim who, while not having made a good movie since the NES was popular, was a whole lot of young people's favorite actor in the late '80s. Him and Feldman were kind of like the casts of all those crappy vampire and goobly-goblin flicks now. Sort of.
Yeah, um, here's "Lucas":
And since this entry is about mourning someone, I'm going to pass on the link that Little Nicholas sent me this morning. It's a touching and soulful song from Macho Man Randy Savage about the pain he'll always feel when he thinks about the late, great, Mr. Perfect.
3 comments:
when I first heard this news, I thought OMG! Not the guy from the Goonies!
and then I was informed that it was not, in fact, the guy from the Goonies.
And I felt a little better. But then I also felt guilty because I don't know who Corey Haim was. The 80s are totally going to take my childhood back when they hear that.
I'm just curious who will show if they host a Haim tribute on next year's Oscars (like they did for John Hughes)?
Jason Patrick and Keifer Sutherland? The esteemed Mr. Feldman? Dr. Drew?
March 2011 can't get here soon enough.
i was very saddened as corey provided me with hours and hours of entertainment throughout my life .
"the lost boys' was a movie mainstay ...for the horror, comedy, thriller genre .
we lost someone who gave plenty .
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