Actor Corey Feldman To Expose Pedophiles In Hollywood In “Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys” Documentary

Corey Feldman and his wife Courtney stopped by ‘Sway In The Morning’ and ‘Sway’s Universe’ for an exclusive interview about a documentary he completed that will be exposing pedophiles in Hollywood.

Feldman, who voiced the character of Donatello in the original live-action ”Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” movie, said, “I had to do this because I’m making a documentary that is the most important work that I’ve ever done, which is chronicling the abuse, the sexual abuse… of children in the industry.”

The ‘Gremlins’ actor revealed to Sway that the documentary was finished, and he was just looking for distribution. The name of his new project is called ‘Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys.’

In the interview, Feldman outed his father’s personal assistant Cloyed John Grislim, for giving him “every drug” he ever tried and for molesting him. He said that Grislim would take him out partying and would get him drugged up, and then he would abuse him. 

Feldman also spoke on meeting his best friend Corey Haim, when Haim was 14-years old, and Haim admitting to him that he was being raped by someone very powerful in the industry. Felman said, “That person is still powerful and still in this industry and still around needs to be exposed.”

Feldman said that he is going to expose the name of the powerful executive in his documentary. “I’m doing this so Corey could finally Rest In Peace.” Haim, who was also an actor, died at 38-year-old of pneumonia.

Feldman said that he was shut down multiple times while trying to make the documentary by “guilty people” who didn’t want to see the documentary come to fruition, so he had to find alternative ways to get money to finish funding the project on his own. Feldman said that is why he and his wife joined the cast of ‘Marriage Bootcamp-Family Edition,’ which premiers Friday.

According to reports, Feldman helped to change the Child Victims Act in New York last year and is part of the reason why Jeffrey Epstein and R. Kelly are indicted in New York State.