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Corey Feldman Joins ’13 Fanboy’

Earlier this year we sat down for an interview with Deborah Voorhees to talk about her upcoming horror film 13 Fanboy, a movie about a group of stars being hunted by a demented, obsessed Friday the 13th fan who plans to kill the franchise’s stars. The cast, made up of many Friday the 13th stars, has since grown. News has now come that Corey Feldman who played Jason’s child nemesis is Friday the 13th 4: The Final Chapter has come on board to star. He joins Kane Hodder, Tracie Savage, Thom Mathews, C.J. Graham, Jennifer Banko, Ron Sloan, Carol Locatell, and Judie Aronson who also starred in The Final Chapter. This is not a fan film. It is not a fan film at all. It is going to be in theaters and get a wide release as far as DVD and streaming. It isn’t directly associated with Friday the 13th and it’s very different from the Friday the 13th franchise.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 6, 2019
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Cory Feldman & Malcolm McDowell Cast In The Vampire Thriller Corbin Nash

Cory Feldman (The Lost Boys) is returning to his vampire roots for the upcoming thriller Corbin Nash, directed by Ben Jagger. He has been cast as a cross dressing vampire. Feldman will star opposite cult icon Malcolm McDowell, who has starred in many films, including 2007’s Halloween. Rutger Hauer, Bruce Davison and Dean S. Jagger will appear along side Feldman and McDowell. This vampire-noir follows a New York City cop (Jagger) trying to hunt down the man who murdered his parents. His search takes him to Los Angeles, where he meets his untimely demise. He is brought back to life as a deadly killer. Corbin Nash is the debut feature from StarTree Productions. Todd Grossman, Justin Steele, Matthew Berkowitz, and Carmen Aiello serve as producer, with Richard Wagner as the executive Producer. The script for Corbin Nash was penned by Ben Jagger, Christopher P. Taylor and Dean S. Jagger. Source: IMDb, Twitter

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 27, 2016

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Horror Fuel

Corey Feldman Joins ’13 Fanboy’

Earlier this year we sat down for an interview with Deborah Voorhees to talk about her upcoming horror film 13 Fanboy, a movie about a group of stars being hunted by a demented, obsessed Friday the 13th fan who plans to kill the franchise’s stars. The cast, made up of many Friday the 13th stars, has since grown. News has now come that Corey Feldman who played Jason’s child nemesis is Friday the 13th 4: The Final Chapter has come on board to star. He joins Kane Hodder, Tracie Savage, Thom Mathews, C.J. Graham, Jennifer Banko, Ron Sloan, Carol Locatell, and Judie Aronson who also starred in The Final Chapter. This is not a fan film. It is not a fan film at all. It is going to be in theaters and get a wide release as far as DVD and streaming. It isn’t directly associated with Friday the 13th and it’s very different from the Friday the 13th franchise.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 6, 2019
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Cory Feldman & Malcolm McDowell Cast In The Vampire Thriller Corbin Nash

Cory Feldman (The Lost Boys) is returning to his vampire roots for the upcoming thriller Corbin Nash, directed by Ben Jagger. He has been cast as a cross dressing vampire. Feldman will star opposite cult icon Malcolm McDowell, who has starred in many films, including 2007’s Halloween. Rutger Hauer, Bruce Davison and Dean S. Jagger will appear along side Feldman and McDowell. This vampire-noir follows a New York City cop (Jagger) trying to hunt down the man who murdered his parents. His search takes him to Los Angeles, where he meets his untimely demise. He is brought back to life as a deadly killer. Corbin Nash is the debut feature from StarTree Productions. Todd Grossman, Justin Steele, Matthew Berkowitz, and Carmen Aiello serve as producer, with Richard Wagner as the executive Producer. The script for Corbin Nash was penned by Ben Jagger, Christopher P. Taylor and Dean S. Jagger. Source: IMDb, Twitter

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 27, 2016