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Just when it looked like things were gearing up for Corey Haim -- getting a reality show and nabbing a part in the Lost Boys sequel (after first crying that he wasn't invited) -- he's hit another snag. According to MTV, the actor popped by for a long conversation, and had been raving about his involvement in the Lost Boys sequel that is gearing up in Vancouver. However, it seems that after the interview, Haim's manager called to tell them that problems popped up, which could possibly stop his involvement in the project -- "major logistical obstacles." By that, she means some sort of immigration problems he could have if he takes the part in the feature.

Now, before you start a roaring edition of Blame Canada, remember that Corey is actually a Torontonian who was living in the city only a few years ago -- so Vancouver shouldn't be a problem for him. I imagine that means he might have trouble getting back stateside? I would imagine that he's there legally if he's working, so I don't know what the problem is. Warner Brothers is currently trying to work the issues out, but if they can't, The Tribe might only have the Frog brothers. Is that still enough to make you see it?

Ever since Joel Schumacher's The Lost Boys became a fairly big hit back in 1987, fans have clamored for a sequel. For years we heard vague rumors about a potential follow-up called The Lost Girls (a script for which was allegedly penned by none other than Joss Whedon), but obviously it never came to pass -- which seems kind of weird considering that The Lost Boys grossed over $32 million domestically before turning into one of the most widely watched cable flicks of all time. (Then again it's always tough to do a sequel to an ensemble piece, particularly when half your original cast went on to become, well, instant has-beens.)

But now, according to exclusive word from IESB.net, it looks like we'll finally be getting that Lost Boys sequel -- only it looks to be arriving in direct-to-video form. All we seem to know so far is that a) production will begin in San Diego very soon and b) the plot has something to do with Surfer Vampires. Yep, vamps on boards. Throw some bank robberies in and we could call it Point Break 2: The Lost Vampire Surfer Gang.

More details as they become available, although if you think Jason Patric or Kiefer Sutherland are coming back for a DTV sequel, well, you're nuts. The interest/availability of Corey Haim, Corey Feldman and Jami Gertz might be an entirely different story.