Corey Haim out of Lost Boys 2?

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August 28, 2007 (Firefox News / Melissa Wilson) -- He's weathered career woes, bad press, and being permanently linked with Corey Feldman, but now Corey Haim has to face his greatest hurtle yet: the INS. MTV reports that Haim, who was reportedly excited to be cast in the sequel to "The Lost Boys," may not be joining his friend Corey Feldman in Vancouver after all.

Haim's manager said, "There are major logistical obstacles that exist" in getting Haim to the filming. She also said that Warner Bros. is attempting to work around the issues.

"The Lost Boys" was an iconic '80s film about a family who moves to a small town in Southern California overrun by vampires. Haim played Sam, younger brother to Michael (Jason Patric), who comes under the influence of a vampire gang led by a seriously creepy Kiefer Sutherland. Feldman played one half of the Frog brothers, two teens who sold comic books and fought vampires. (It made sense in the movie.)

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