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After her fellow Oscar nominee Karla Sofía Gascón got embroiled in controversy, Demi Moore has now sparked an internet debate due to a resurfaced video of the actress kissing her 15-year-old boy. Moore has recently received widespread praise for her 2024 body horror movie, The Substance.

Demi Moore in a still from The Substance | Credit: Mubi

However, her celebration for the film and her success has now been overshadowed by the controversial resurfaced video, once again reigniting discussions about the safety of minors in Hollywood.

Demi Moore is seen kissing a teenage boy in a resurfaced video

Recently in conversation for her highly acclaimed movie, The Substance, Demi Moore is now at the forefront for the resurfaced controversial video showing her repeatedly kissing her 15-year-old co-star, Philip Tanzini.

The two starred in the long-running TV series General Hospital. As claimed by the Daily Mail amid its last resurgence in 2012, the video...

All About Demi Moore’s Old Controversy Amid Golden Globes Win ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Demi Moore’s Hollywood comeback has taken an unexpected turn, with a resurfaced video from her past overshadowing her recent Golden Globe win. The actress, who just celebrated her first-ever acting award for The Substance at the Golden Globes, now faces renewed scrutiny after Entertainment Tonight unearthed a video from 1982.

Demi Moore enamorando, y besando, a su compañero de reparto… de 15 años.

Cosas que pasaban en los 80…

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— R E P L I C A N T (@Roybattyforever) September 28, 2024

Demi Moore’s Resurfaced Video

In the footage, a 19-year-old Moore can be seen passionately kissing a 15-year-old boy, co-star Philip Tanzini, at a restaurant celebrating his birthday. This video has ignited widespread shock and backlash, especially given the nature of the interaction and the significant age difference between the two.

Moore, who...

After taking a look back at House II: The Second Story (a favorite of mine since childhood), House of 1000 Corpses (which celebrated its 20th anniversary last year), the awesomeness of Tales from the Crypt Presents: Demon Knight, the leg smashing in the Stephen King adaptation Misery, three separate moments from John Carpenter’s Big Trouble in Little China, the “Jason vs. Tina” battle in Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood, the “all hell breaks loose” sequence from the start of Zack Snyder’s Dawn of the Dead remake, the opening sequence of Pitch Black, a cool moment from The Crow, a memorable shark attack from Jaws 2, a creepy moment from Lost Highway, and the climactic factory chase sequence from Child’s Play 2, JoBlo’s own Lance Vlcek is continuing his The Best Scene video series with a look at a memorable moment from the 1988 Halloween classic...

Celebrating its 35th anniversary, 1988’s Night of the Demons is a perfect Halloween party movie; not merely because the plot involves a Halloween party, but it embodies the spirit of the holiday.

Director Kevin Tenney (Witchboard) and writer Joe Augustyn veer between creepy and campy throughout the 90-minute runtime. A playfully spooky atmosphere is immediately established by the Scooby Doo-esque animated credit sequence set to a bombastic synth theme by the director’s brother, Dennis Michael Tenney.

The plot follows a group of rowdy high schoolers to a deadly party at the infamous Hull House. As goth hostess Angela Franklin (Amelia Kinkade) explains, the abandoned abode is possessed rather than haunted: “The spirits living in a house possessed never existed in human form. They’ve only existed in spirit form. They’re pure evil. They’re demons.” A seance awakens the spirits, who start turning the partygoers into savage demons.

Cult film and ‘80s fan favorite Night Of The Demons is celebrating its 30th birthday at Hollywood Horrorfest Saturday, July 28 with the colorful fundraising event benefiting the Vincent Price Art Museum in East Los Angeles. Director Kevin Tenney and his film’s cast and crew, including Philip Tanzini, Cathy Podewell, Kevin Kutchaver, Kathy Zielinski, Steve …

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So many of our favorite horror films are turning 30 this year! We are going to need a lot of pearls! Taking place in late July, Hollywood Horrorfest will include a Night of the Demons 30th anniversary fundraising screening and celebration to benefit the Vincent Price Art Museum in Los Angeles. Director Kevin Tenney and members of the cast and crew will take the stage for a Q&A after the screening, which will also be followed by an ’80s-themed after-party:

Press Release: -- Cult film and ‘80s fan favorite Night Of The Demons is celebrating its 30th birthday at Hollywood Horrorfest Saturday, July 28 with the colorful fundraising event benefiting the Vincent Price Art Museum in East Los Angeles.

Director Kevin Tenney and his film’s cast and crew, including Philip Tanzini, Cathy Podewell, Kevin Kutchaver, Kathy Zielinski, Steve Johnson, Lance Fenton, Billy Gallo, and Hal Havins (more names Tba) will...

Stars: Amelia Kinkade, Linnea Quigley, Cathy Podewell, Alvin Alexis, Hal Havins, Billy Gallo, Allison Barron, Lance Fenton, Donnie Jeffcoat, Jill Terashita, Philip Tanzini | Written by Joe Augustyn | Directed by Kevin Tenney

My discovery of Night of the Demons is one I’d consider the fondest of memories. It was back in my skuzzy VHS youth, whereupon I would scour my local mom and pop video store (Rip Video Express), placing the tags you’d need to procure said videotapes for rental. My mother would patronize the store every Friday, and my sister and I would be tasked by the friendly clerks with putting the tags out for returned tapes. I remember my curiosity being peaked by the horror section, because this was where the real gold lay within the store. The box art of these tapes showcased images that couldn’t even dream of being seen in a standard retail...

Exclusive: Richard Branson’s Virgin Produced is putting together The Whisky A Go Go, a drama series project about the famous Sunset Strip nightclub targeted for premium cable. Described as a rock ‘n’ roll twist on Casino & Boardwalk Empire, The Whisky A Go Go will follow the story of the Maglieri family’s rise to power on the Sunset Strip as well as the stories of the artists and musicians who rocked the stage and the youth culture that called the club their home through the decades. The Sunset Strip Whisky, which opened in January 1964, was founded by Mario Maglieri, Elmer Valentine, Phil Tanzini, Shelly Davis, and attorney Theodore Flier. The Maglieri family has owned and operated the club for three generations, and will be celebrating their 50th anniversary in January 2014. Virgin Produced, the film and television development, packaging and production arm of the Virgin Group run by Branson’s partners Jason Felts & Justin Berfield,...