Corey Haim was abused so often that he started to believe sexual assault was 'normal', Corey Feldman claims
Corey Feldman, in his bombshell documentary, suggested his best friend Corey Haim might have been attracted to men or was normalized to sexual activity between "boys" when he was in his teens. Haim, the teenage heartthrob, died of pneumonia in March 2010, and many suspected drug overdose as the reason for his sudden demise. Feldman's film '(My) Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys' explores the possibility of Haim's drug addiction being linked to depression resulting from surviving sexual assault.
One of Haim's childhood friends, in the film, revealed that Haim used to discuss the topic of sex a lot when they hung out together in their teens and was nearly obsessed with it. Recounting one incident, the friend said that he and Haim were relaxing in a hot tub one day when the Canadian actor asked him: "Do you do gay s**t?" When the friend responded saying no, Haim proceeded to masturbate in from of him.
Talking about a similar incident, Feldman revealed that he and Haim were at his house during a sleepover one night when the latter suddenly started talking about sexual activity. Haim then told Feldman: "Let's mess around dude." When Feldman asked him what he meant by that, Haim added: "Let's mess around with each other."
The actor, in the film, claims that after he rejected Haim's suggestion, he proceeded to masturbate in front of him in the room.
When Feldman asked Haim what he was doing, the 15-year-old responded by saying he thought it was normal for guys to do what he did and believed that "this was the stuff boys did in the boys club."
When Feldman asked who had told him this, Haim then revealed the name. Although it has not been explicitly mentioned in the film that Charlie Sheen was the one who told Haim that, there are suggestions insinuating that he did. Feldman, in the film, claimed that the popular Hollywood actor, Sheen, raped Haim by sodomizing him on the sets of 'Lucas', a film both Sheen and Haim starred in.
Feldman had long promised an exposé of high-profile celebrities in Hollywood who engage in pedophilia and continue to work in the entertainment industry. He had also claimed that there have been at least two murder attempts made on him to silence him.
Feldman, in the film, said he is keeping a promise — through the film — to Haim, to reveal to the world what really happened to the two as they were sexually and emotionally abused as young actors in Hollywood.