'Rape of 2 Coreys': Corey Feldman accused of scamming audiences who waited months to watch bombshell film

Thousands of potential viewers who waited months to watch 'My Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys' are unable to watch the highly anticipated premiere
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It looks like Corey Feldman's bombshell documentary meant to expose a secret Hollywood pedophile ring has backfired. Thousands of potential viewers who waited months to watch 'My Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys' are unable to watch the highly anticipated premiere. 

While trying to log in to the streaming site, users have complained about how it throws a 403 Forbidden error written on a blank screen. Now, disgruntled audiences are demanding a refund from 'The Lost Boys' star.

(Twitter)

Several Twitter users complained of the same under the hashtag #MyTruthDoc and are already accusing the actor of fraud. "So #coreyfeldman has taken my $20.00 but has my login blocked from viewing the doc. No worries, I got another login but you and your team of frauds better refund me my $20.00!! #MYTRUTHDOC," one complained.

"I can picture Corey is sitting in a nice theatre right now watching his movie on the big screen with some popcorn excited to expose these hoes whilst the general public are gutted and $20 down #MYTRUTHDOC," another added.

A third user claimed he was blocked by Corey Feldman after having complained of not being able to view the documentary.

"I feel all weird about it I paid for it and can’t see it and now I’m blockedt by Corey on Twitter when I only ever tweeted about him in 2012..... and it was nice. WHAT IS HAPPENING," they wrote.

"#MYTRUTHDOC won’t load in Sydney!!! 3 minutes left and I can’t log in at all!!!! Wtf???!?" another wrote.

"I paid 28CND just to get a 403-access forbidden error. I support you @Corey_Feldman and these people need to be exposed but I’m a single mom and I hope I didn’t just throw my money away  #MYTRUTHDOC," a fifth comment read.

Meanwhile, Feldman tried to pacify his perturbed fan base saying there was a "15-min delay" due to the website "crashing."



 

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