Corey Feldman has been calling out Hollywood pedophilia for years, and now he’s finally getting his justice.

In an interview for the Today show, the child star said: “I vow that I will release every single name that I have any knowledge of, period. Nobody’s going to stop me this time as long as people support this.”

The one catch is he needs to garner enough financial support to do so. Last week, he launched a $10 million fundraiser to make, release, and promote a film about sexual abuse of children in the entertainment industry — as well as hiring protection for himself and his family.

“This is why I’m doing this — because when I was writing my book [Coreyography: A Memoir], my publisher prevented me from writing the names down. This is why I’m taking the matter in my own hands,” he said. “It’s not a documentary, it’s a feature film, which is why we need the budget that we need. There’s actors, there’s scripts, there’s special effects, visual effects … It will be a very true story. We will have every name … We must make a film without executives. I’m going to self-distribute and self-market the film … and hire a team of attorneys to protect me and the film.”

“I’ve told the police,” he said. “In fact, if anyone wants to go back to 1993 when I was interviewed by the Santa Barbara Police Department, I sat down and I gave them the names. They’re on record. They have all this information… There are thousands of people who have this information. Any one of those child actors who went to the teenage soda pop clubs with me when I was a kid know who those people are and the people who ran it. Anybody can go back through history and look at the teen magazines … What was the venue they’re all promoting? And who endorsed it?”