@LostBoysAddict:

I'm not trying to stir up any arguments here or to cause any heated debates about "The Lost Boys" and its sequel "The Tribe." I'm assuming you've seen both films Lost Boys Addict, because your screen handle (name) seems to say it all. I just know that IMDB has Corey Haim listed as playing Sam Emerson, the same character name from the original, so that's an indication right there that he was indeed in it, plus there was one customer review (from about 125 of 'em) at Amazon.com who says there IS a Haim cameo appearance at the end. It may only be a cameo, but it's still considered a screen performance, so that person and IMDb may be the ones who have to get their "facts straight."

@LostBoysAddict:

I have seen the sequel and Corey Haim was in it at the very end, it might have been after the credits but I did see him.

@Roy_Munson:

I taped Blown Away when it was on HBO or Cinemax years ago back in high school...I used to wack off to her in that movie so much-lol. That scene when he goes down on her, damn that was hot!

@Jay:

Yes he was, Jay

@Muggsy:

I could swear I saw a pic of Salenger nude in a movie. It wasn't done when she was young and it wasn't GREAT but I'm pretty sure it was her.

@James:

It completely slipped my mind that the late Corey Haim did a movie with the gorgeous Ami Dolenz. In fact, I never cared for Haim to begin with (him and Corey Feldman were too much alike), so it never made any difference to me anyway, but yeah, I loved Dolenz. Good catch there James.

Muggsy said, "One of the great tragedies of Skindom is Meredith Salenger never getting naked in a movie." Well, the same can be said about Dolenz too -- one of the greatest tragedies of Skindom is Dolenz never getting naked in a movie. I had always hoped and prayed while I was growing up that I could see her naked in a film, but despite having several sexy roles, she has never bared flesh and since she no longer acts, I guess we'll never get that opportunity and that sucks big time.

As for Haim and his passing, yes, it's sad that he was so young -- thirty-eight, but he played the fame game, dabbled in drugs and alcohol when he was a teen idol in the '80s and it eventually caught up with him. Somebody once said, "Fame -- ain't it a bitch?"