Corey Feldman
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Indeed. With all of the folks on here, this is gonna be an excellant documentary! Never before have I been so excited about a documentary before. I just hope, appearing on the STARZ channel first, that it’ll be better then the dullard and only so-so Going to Pieces: The Rise and Fall of the Slasher Film. Which I didn’t really like like many (I recently re-watched it cause it was one; it was okay, namely cause when the original directors and investors spoke about they’re films, but too many ‘talkin’ heads” from people who didn’t have anything to do with’em, ect).

Of course, this is shaping it to be a very, very cool and intersting project. I don’t know how it can fail. And also, with anyone with a debit/credit card like me, be sure to pre-order this on Amazon or DeepDiscount (both of which I have accounts at) when it hits DVD supposedly in Febuary, as it’ll be sure, like supporting the remake rather you truely are interested in it or not, cause it’ll spark Paramount to one day re-do the 2024 boxset right! :D Please everyone hear my call, as supporting all this Jason Voorhees is the only way.

Nice talkin’ to ya again, DLC. Later bro …

Yup I remember seeing Tom breifly in the interview parts to past year’s fresh Return of the Living Dead disc (which, already knowing it was from the same only so-so print of the seminal comedy/horror classic, I bought for the cast reunion commentary track and the fresh interviews), and I too was kinda baffled that he finally wasn’t gonna be on the His Name Was Jason documentary.

I wasn’t really surprised to see Mr. Bacon not on there. He rarely talks about his earily stuff, such as John Landis’ classic Animal House (1978) or the first Friday. He actually has joked about it a few times, so I don’t feel he’s embarrassed; it’s just that he’s moved on to projects directed by Clint Eastwood (Mystic River) and the lot, and he works on such super serious and interesting films as The Woodsman, and I feel that maybe he feels that all of that work is not meaningful and oddly inferior, even though it helped him be who he is today? Who knows. you maybe right, though.

I was as well really disappointed Mr. Matthews wasn’t on there, though. He always seem’s like sucha cool, laidback guy from the very few interviews I’ve seen of him. I had no idea untill I looked him up here and on the IMDB that he’s been friends with George Clooney for years. Apparently they’re basketball buddies and drinkin’ buddies and all. Whoa, cool, huh?

Gotta agree Part 4 was a great instalment (that and 5 were the last ones I truely *LOVED* for numerous reasons; they’re the last Exploitation feeling Slasher instalments before a ton of humor kicked in for one thing). And indeed it was Cory who helped it. I feel that he’s kinda eccentric in a way, and yeah a bit of a goof ball, not wanting the ’80s to end, and in fact, hanging onto them in many ways. I didn’t really get his Friday 20 idea, although I can see where he was goin’. If he wanted to come back as the Tommy Jarvis character, that would be interesting. I feel him, John Sheppard especially, and Thom Matthews, all did fine in they’re respective instalments for the character.

It wasn’t untill some fun counted on Wikipedia and I looked’em up out of boredom that I just realized how very little the Tommy Jarvis character actually said in Parts 4 and 5 recently. No lie, it’s under 30 words for each of them, minus laughter and crying out, ect. Very interesting.

But yeah he kinda need’s to let go of the past. I keep hearing the latest Lost Boys was super a piece of shit. Too bad.

By he way, the last two days I’ve wanted to post, but the “Enter the code shown in the image:” letters were just a big X. Did anyone else see that and have that problem? I was worried I was banned or somethin’ for my Harry Manfredini joke two playful blogs back! *lol* Just wanted to ask.

Peace …

Too bad Steve Miner won’t take part, I would have liked to hear more from him. Kevin Bacon though…ah whatever. I sort of get the feeling that he might rather forget about F13 completely. After all he did go on to star in the critically accliamed “Footloose”. And it’s not like he played a pivotal character in the series or anything.

As far as Thom Mathews is concerned, too bad he didn’t make an appearance. I liked Pt 6 alot, and he’s also acheived “cult favorite” status for his work in the “Return Of The Living Dead” series. It would be cool to hear what he has to say about F13 all these years later.

But Corey Feldman ?? Yes of course he was the original Tommy Jarvis. Pt 4 is a great installment. He was the marquee star of that installment. But didn’t anyone see his contribution to the “Killer Extras” DVD ? To me he came off like a real goof who is just barely aware that his time to shine is over. I’d rather hear Corey Haim talk about Corey Feldman’s involvment in the movie. Stay with your reality series Corey F. It is undoubtedly your last kick at the stardom cat.

At least that’s the way I see it.