The man was Crimson, the other person present during the cocaine incident, and he was in his early 20s at this time, Feldman writes. Meanwhile, Feldman, who had already appeared in more than a hundred commercials as a child actor and co-starred in movies like “Goonies” and “Stand By Me,” was about to descend into drug hell in the company of the man who would sexually exploit him for years. Feldman writes that he caved in, making a call to an “older, kinda fat” actor whom he refers to as Burnham - the second man present during Haim’s alleged introduction to cocaine.īurnham and Haim went together to a laundry room and, after that day, Burnham was constantly in Haim’s company, according to the book. The disturbing scene was replayed when Haim, once again, pressured Feldman to hook him up.

“The two walked, single file, into the adjoining room. Feldman writes that he pointed to Weiss and said: “Marty’s gay? Why don’t you ask him?” Haim, desperately aroused, was relentlessly hounding Feldman to set him up with someone. Feldman writes that he feels guilty for being present the night Haim may have been introduced to cocaine. The first incident occurred on the set of “The Lost Boys,” when, according to the book, the two Coreys were sitting around in a hotel where the cast hung out along with Martin Weiss, a manager of child actors who in 2012 pleaded no contest to two counts of molestation for abusing a male client.įeldman (left) with Haim in their earlier years. Suddenly, before the cameras, Haim accused Feldman of unspeakable behavior: “You let me get f-d around in my life - raped, so to speak - when I was about fourteen-and-a-half years-old.” It was Haim’s hyper-sexual behavior that led Feldman to bring him together with two of his abusers, a fact that was explosively referenced when the friends were filming the reality show, “The Two Coreys.” “Corey talked about sex more than anyone I have ever known,” Feldman writes. The man who abused Haim on the set of “Lucas,” now “walks around, one of the most successful people in the entertainment industry, still making money hand over fist,” Feldman writes, without naming the big shot.įeldman describes the teenage Haim as being “abnormally” sexualized, as victims of childhood sexual abuse often are. 28.įeldman, still a virgin at that point, told him: “No, that’s not what kids do, man.” “So …” Haim told Feldman, according to the book, “I guess we should play around like that, too?”įeldman’s memoir, ‘Coreyography,’ is due out Oct. “So they walked off to a secluded area between two trailers, during a lunch break for the cast and crew, and Haim, innocent and ambitious as he was, allowed himself to be sodomized.” “At some point during the filming, he explained an adult male convinced him that it was perfectly normal for older men and younger boys in the business to have sexual relations, that it was what all ‘guys do.’ “Within hours of our first meeting, we found ourselves talking about ‘Lucas,’ the film he made in the summer of 1985, the role I had wanted for myself,” Feldman writes. Haim, then just 14, arrived on the set of “The Lost Boys” thinking that pleasuring older men was just what a young boy did.Īnd when Haim suddenly came on to him sexually, Feldman was appalled. Haim was the first of the two to be sexually assaulted, though he didn’t recognize at the time that he was being abused. What makes the scene even more sordid in retrospect is that the teen boys were sharing the night, and the blow, with their abusers, Ron and Tony. Corey Feldman (left) and Corey Haim in 1989’s ‘Dream a Little Dream.’ Feldman writes that on the set of 1987’s ‘Lost Boys,’ Haim disclosed that an adult male had told him it was ‘perfectly normal’ for older men and younger boys in the business to have sexual relations.

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