The Bonfire - A Tale Of Two Coreys

The saga of Jay Oakerson and Dan Soder talking about seeing "A Tale Of Two Coreys" that aired on Lifetime. The story about Corey "Feldog" Feldman and The Haimster Corey Haim's rise of fame. Feldog has become The Bonfire's favorite topic of choice and this is shown throughout this entire saga here. They talk about how Feldog really pushed his story in an inspiring light while crapping all over his dead friend's story.

0:00:00 - A Tale Of Two Coreys premiered. It shows both Coreys early in their careers when they first became friends. They instantly noticed Feldog's influence with the writing of this movie. Showing Corey Haim's abuse on the set of "Lucas" in one scene. While showing Corey Feldman taking on 3 bullies at once and somehow winning in another scene. They also discuss it showing Feldog meeting Michael Jackson and how Michael seemed to be the one who was more starstruck meeting Feldman more so than him meeting the King of Pop. (1-8-18)
1:04:26 - Both Coreys and their dads are playing some beach football before they realize they're BFFs because they love the numbers 22 and 222. They watch a scene where Haimster tells Feldog about hooking up with a dude. They get to another scene where an associate of Feldman seduces Corey Haim like it's no big deal. (1-9-18)
2:30:50 - The guys reach a scene in the movie where it shows Haim begging Feldman to meet Michael Jackson. Later on it shows Feldog's first unpleasant experience where he was apparently too tired to stop it from happening. Jay and Dan point out how it wasn't nearly as bad as similar situations that happened to Haim. Feldog stands up to his manager father and Carrie Fisher while Haim OD's. (1-10-18)
3:28:39 - The guys finish up the saga in this pre-taped episode. They talk about the adult versions of the Corey's in the movie. With their reality show and Haim going into rehab. They also watch clips of that reality show and the trailer for Lost Boys 2. (2-7-18)

Special Guests: Godfrey, Bert Kreischer, Matteo Lane, Noah Gardenswartz and Mark Normand