Bill, this movie is a reminder of a big part of my life, and my late sister Leah Feb 15, 1970- July 24, 2015. My sisters and I served as inspiration for a lot of content in the movie, like the Rockers, the girls and their friends, and naming one of them Leah. I do remember at one point, Leah was going to portray Jackie, but Life is funny, and so much changed. I remember many talks we all had about the script, the many laughs, and how my sister Cheryl was your assistant, and the period of time in Glendale. I remember being excited at seeing the sound stage... and was so happy when your hard work came into fruition, I just want to wish you all the best. And want to thank you for teaching me and my sisters one of the best license plate games, on the way down to sail out of Redondo. Hope you are well. Love, Marina

I thought it was funny that one of the reviewers suggested that the Actress that played the stepmother looked like Devine. I had financing setup and Devine in town to do the movie when he/she died. The financing evaporated, but the cast loved the script so we did it anyway. We shot one weekend a month for a year on a 16mm bolex, which is why all the sound is dubbed and ADR'd, also why Corey's hair style changes. We had a great time and I think we made a funny movie. I like that the reviewers either love it or hate it, I guess people either get it or don't get it. Unfortunately, Little Corye Gory is often labeled a "Horror" movie and when one of the blood and gut loving horror fans review the movie they hate it because it isn't really a slasher film like Saw. I wrote and directed "Corey" as a Horror Spoof/comedy, the fans that get that, get the movie. Thanks to everyone who worked on the movie. The Cast was very supportive, the crew was great and the Sting clone band was perfect. I am sorry it never made any money. I spent $15,000.00 dollars total on the production and about two years part time work (when I was only making $30,000.00 a year). You are all right, we made the movie in 1989. I got a distributor, but he has a crook and never paid me a Cent, and I still haven't recouped from the financial drain of production. I have a website up at www.littlecoreygorey.com where you can see an uncut directors copy. and if you go to www.littlecoreygorey.com/williammorroni.htm you can read the two scripts I'd like to do next and may do in the next couple of years thanks to HD video (alot cheaper than film production). Please let me know which one you like better. To the cast and crew I want to apologize for never paying them for their hard work and thank them for their work and the fun time we spent making this film (Let's put on a show in Pa's barn is for real!) To everyone who hated the movie, thanks for the critical review, I'll try and do better next time but it's hard when you have no budget. To everyone who loved it and thought it was a classic, thanks for getting it!! Love you all.

We made this in the late 80's early 90's I think the date was the date it was made on DVD. We had a blast making this movie and watching it recently it really could be a cult classic.

This was my first movie as the main make-up artist, many of the F?X were done with trial and error and little/no budget!! LOL

We all worked for free but got points (part of any profit). I don't think there as ever been a profit but it was a great experience, I met wonderful people, and I would recommend working with any of the people involved in this movie.

I must comment about the shower scene. When I saw the DVD I was shocked at how much they cut of that scene. The shower slices Biff's arms off and he is laying there bleeding, Corey goes to help him and Biff starts going off on him about how Mom is going to kill him for letting that happen so Corey afraid of Mom lets him die.

I look forward to hearing from more people that have seen this DVD.