One night in the summer of 93 we snuck into the backyard of the house on Thompson Point in Beaconsfield QC where they were filming this movie, sat down and watched for almost an hour, awesome night to remember.
I’ve never seen it I’m currently watching it right now for the first time I just now got past the part where he played the game for the first time and cut that man’s foot off 😂
It’s like how every one says that the camera adds like 3 inches in height, Eddie looks younger because we see his full height in scale. He’s quite short and never really had much of a growth spurt either. I think IRL he’s about 5’5 but here he’s probably 5’1 or 5’2
Such a great blast from the past. I love this movie 🍿 I wore out my VHS copy. Edward Furlong is such a talented guy. He should have had more well- meaning people looking out for him. Watching John Tesh brings back memories too, I watched him on ET to get the latest scoop. Thanks for sharing. 👍
@@KenMabie thats because he was sexually molested by his onset tutor... she was 29 he was 14... they were together for years. look it up and then tell me why we shouldn't have protected him back then... he could've been so much more
Lmao. Molested by a 29 yr old woman when he was 14... I know that's wrong but when I was 14 I wouldnt of seen anything wrong with it. Lol. In fact It probably would have been a beneficial experience with life more than a "omg I was taken advantage of and it ruined my whole life" hahahahaha I mean c'mon.
This trailer down plays this movie. The kid in the movie had a traumatic experience that exposed him to violent imagery early and created that fascination with horror. He uses it to escape but then the escape becomes too real. it’s deeper than the trailer makes it seem.
So that’s why Edward Furlong was playing video games in the arcade in the terminator two! He likes video games. Did brain scan come out before terminator two judgment day?
We watched this on daredaniel.com part of our horror movie month and linked to this. Furlong is such a charisma-void daredaniel.com/2019/10/08/brainscan-podcast-movie-review/