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After a questionable foray into adult films in the s, Schwartz returned to the collectibles business and, in , started a line of celebrity-based trading cards. He still appears in the odd direct-to-video movie. In the past decade, Robb has transitioned to a producer role; he has half a dozen direct-to-rental features to his name.

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Feldman has promised to name names of key players in this Hollywood industry pedophilia ring he alleges passed Haim and himself around from molester to molester. So if the Coreys were best friends, one must wonder why Feldman would devote half his film to badmouthing Haim.

Scott -- having watched -- fills us in: "Just you know, the drug addict [thing], and all the issues he had, and the problems, and he did it to himself, and all of these people took advantage of him and all of this. But he doesn't stop with just the one Haim. I know differently; I was there! There are pictures of them when she had Haim kissing her head and forehead, and he actually shaved her head and all this stuff. He was as good as a son could be and as close as a son could be. There was jealousy there because Feldman did not have a good relationship with his mother.

She had her own issues -- drug and alcohol-related. And Bob Feldman -- Corey Feldman accused his father of stealing all his money, which was bullshit as well. We will cover the Bob accusations shortly, but first, Scott wants to debunk another claim by Feldman: that Judy Haim was behind the Wolfpack. The "Wolfpack" is what Corey Feldman refers to as a group of people who are out to take him down at his every move.

I have met the man, and he's just your average-Joe, kind of cool dude -- the furthest thing from a computer wiz or rocket scientist. These are a group of people that Corey Feldman has accused of wanting to hurt him or injure him. They just don't like him! They know he is full of shit. She didn't even know what Adobe was. No Photoshop. So they go on social media, and they bash him for lying about Corey Haim.

This is the Wolfpack! They just call him an asshole. He doesn't like that. If you say something negative towards him on his social media, he immediately deletes and blocks you. I'm deleted. And there it is. There's your Wolfpack!

In March of , you may recall Feldman in the news reporting from a hospital bed that he was stabbed in his car while waiting at a stoplight. Scott Schwartz recalls Corey Feldman, "said he was driving home, and he stopped at a stoplight -- and he drives a BMW. Not parked -- he didn't park at the stoplight, he just stopped at the stoplight. People ran around his car, opened up his car door, and stabbed him with a syringe. This is what he claims. And they took him to the hospital; they did a police report, TMZ [reported on it].

There's only one thing missing: they couldn't find anything on him! It's caca. There is a picture of him lying in the hospital bed, holding his E-cigarette. If somebody just stabbed you supposedly with a syringe, are you going to be sitting in a hospital room smiling? Probably not. But there was nothing found. Nothing, zero, doesn't exist. So the "Wolfpack" was blamed for the "attack," along with other incidents, including one report by Feldman via Twitter showing a photograph of Wolfpack propaganda left at his doorstep while he was out.

In another report that Schwartz recalls, Feldman was walking across the street, and he thought a truck was trying to hit him, "and he had to run for the curb. Now, of course, there's no truck; there's nobody. They want to kill me! Who the hell knows?

Quite recently, the Wolfpack was credited by Feldman as having hacked into his server when he was hosting a screening and digital streaming event for the new documentary. Schwartz responds, "If somebody is trying to hack into something, they can get an IP address. They can find out where the signal is coming from, to my knowledge -- nothing [was reported to be found].

That's why -- they don't want anybody to see it. Two women who have no background in computers, Judy Haim with no background in computers, and a guy on the East Coast who does a little radio show; oh yeah, these are geniuses! Other then he claims it got hacked. Who the hell is going to hack? Schwartz has a line on possible reasons for an act of self-sabotage, were that the case though he's not saying that, necessarily :.

Feldman did socially attack folks who complimented him on the film, though, after having seen it online -- copies that Feldman says were pirated. But even of those who did see the film that night or the pirated versions, some were disappointed in the lack of information revealed.

He's going to do it, and that was going to be the end of it. Always about the money. Speaking of our current pandemic, Scott says he knows what Feldman was up to as the quarantine orders began to set in around the world.

To have fun, to go out and party, whatever. While we're in the pandemic, the whole world. I don't care what he does; that's not why I'm saying this. That's how he thinks. The never-ending search for the publicity and the PR in all of this. We got to say their names -- but he doesn't say anybody!