A resurfaced video of Demi Moore has left people across social media stunned, unsettled, and openly questioning what they’ve just watched.

The footage, reportedly filmed in 1982, shows a then-19-year-old Moore kissing her General Hospital co-star Philip Tanzini — who was just 15 years old at the time.

While the clip originally aired decades ago, it has now re-emerged online, triggering a wave of criticism and debate.

1982 Video Shows Demi Moore Kissing 15-Year-Old Philip Tanzini

The clip was first shown by Entertainment Tonight but has since resurfaced on social media platforms, where viewers quickly began focusing on Tanzini’s age.

In the footage, Moore turns toward Tanzini and kisses him. The pair continue kissing until a singer begins performing Somewhere Over the Rainbow.

The moment doesn’t end there.

Later in the video, Moore and Tanzini are seated at a table during an interview, with a small child positioned between them. Despite this, Moore once again leans over to kiss the 15-year-old actor.

After kissing him, Moore tells the interviewer: "He's one of my favourite people ever," before adding: "I love Philip."

At the end of the segment, Tanzini makes a joke about their dynamic, saying: "We're going to get married by the way, don't let her husband find out."

Moore responds: "I can't wait."

At the time the video was filmed, Moore was married to Freddy Moore.

Social Media Users Call the Footage ‘Disturbing’ and ‘Creepy’

Although the footage dates back more than four decades, its recent circulation online has reignited strong reactions.

Many viewers described the clip as “disturbing” and “creepy,” expressing disbelief at what they were seeing.

One Twitter user wrote: "Demi Moore kissing a 15 year old boy. Because she could."

Others argued that the behavior shown in the video was wholly inappropriate, regardless of who was involved.

One commenter said: "This kiss wasn’t a quick peck on the cheek, or even the lips. It wasn’t a one-time thing, either.

"And I really don’t care that it was from a woman, let alone Demi Moore. It’s disturbing — at the very least, extremely uncomfortable."

Another user directly addressed those making light of the situation, writing: "Been reading these responses and some err on the ‘good on you, boy’, but why wouldn’t you question why an older actress is properly kissing a 15 year old school boy?

"Those are real kisses and not a quick peck on the lips. Too weird. Ask questions always."

A third person raised the issue of double standards, asking: "If she was a man and that was a 15 year old girl what would you think?"

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Since the press got hold of details about the Harvey Weinstein scandal, more and more people have come forward with similar stories of sexual harassment and abuse in Hollywood. Many have taken to Twitter or other social media platforms to share their accounts, most notably with the #metoo campaign, but others have been more direct in addressing their abusers. Corey Feldman, who was a well-known child star in the 1980s, has actually been talking about this issues for years, but - up until recently - nobody took him seriously. However, now that a wave of accusations has come crashing down on Hollywood, people are finally listening to what he has to say. [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/KaraCalavera/status/928315122220699661]] On Monday, the 46-year-old actor revealed on the Dr. Oz Show that Alphy Hoffman, the former owner of an underage club, molested him when he was in his early teens.

"[Hoffman] came to my house to pick me up in his car, and I had heard rumors that he threw the coolest parties in town and he was very connected," Feldman told Dr. Oz.

He went on:

"You know, the first few times I went, it was fairly innocent. Those parties were relatively kid-friendly, but interestingly, that's where I met the guy that ended up molesting Haim … 

'There was a bunch of these guys, they were all hanging out together at these parties, and the thing is, there weren't a lot of parents at these parties."

On one occasion, Feldman says he fell asleep while watching a movie with Hoffman and Jon Grissom - another man he previously accused of abuse - and, when he awoke, something didn't feel quite right.

"There was a porn on again," he said.

"I remember I could barely walk. I don't know what I was given at that time, but I know that I was really out of it.

"And we went to the bedroom, and I was kind of passing in and out of it, and then it was like he started doing the same things to me that Jon [Grissom] had done … I kind of woke up in the middle of it, and I freaked out … I kind of threw him off me and I ran home."

[[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/Anon6_NvrForget/status/930398125730254849]] Feldman has always alleged that this kind of paedophilic behavior was normalized in Hollywood, and just last week outed Charlie Sheen as a perpetrator of abuse against fellow child actor, Corey Haim. In his biography, Feldman gave details about a time when Haim was raped by an adult co-star: "At some point during the filming [of Lucas, Haim] explained an adult male convinced him it was perfectly normal for older men and younger boys in the business to have sexual relations, that it was 'what all guys do.' … So they walked off to a secluded area between two trailers during a lunch break for the cast and crew, and Haim, innocent and ambitious as he was, allowed himself to be sodomized." In an attempt to tell his full story, Feldman is currently crowdfunding a film to expose the truth about Hollywood predators and the kinds of abuse that go on in the film industry. [[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/Corey_Feldman/status/923319016864837632]] Alphy Hoffman has yet to respond to claims, and Charlie Sheen "categorically denies" any inappropriate behavior towards Haim when he was younger.

It seems that Hollywood is just coming apart at the seams these days. Coupled with the music industry, each new day brings a new accusation of sexual harassment, assault and abuse. I have a theory that fame and power just turns people into deranged lunatics. People simply cannot handle it - no individual is balanced enough to deal with fame in a 'normal' way. There is no normal way. It leads to an ego inflation that can only be compared to a total derangement of empathy and no understanding of consequences. Harvey Weinstein, of course, may soon be prosecuted for his serial rapes. Kevin Spacey has been ousted from his storied career as a great actor, and is now known for groping young men serially. Ben Affleck had to apologize for groping a co-star from One Tree Hill. Kaya Jones, of the Pussycat Dolls, said that members of the band were ordered to have sex with certain producers. Corey Feldman is on a major campaign to reveal the names of those who sexually abused him as a child. In the vast sea of all this, it's impossible to tell outright what is true and what is false. In the case of people like Harvey Weinstein, and Bill Cosby, the sheer number of accusers and detail of the accounts mean that they very, very likely are the monstrous men we believe them to be. As certain as scientific theories. But every day, new names are added to the roulette wheel of chaos. Now, Mariah Carey may be guilty of sexual harassment. Michael Anello, one of Carey's former security guards, worked for the pop superstar between June 2015 and May 2017. He alleges plenty of abuse, ranging from the sexual to bizarre accusations of him being a "skinhead". Carey would allegedly tease him by calling him a skinhead or a white supremacist, which made him very uncomfortable. She allegedly called him a Nazi and a Ku Klux Klan member, and she has said that she “wanted to be surrounded with black guys, not white people". It's a weird story, and in the area of sexual harassment, Anello describes a trip to Cabo San Lucas in Mexico, where Carey wore a see-through garment and asked him to come to her room to move luggage. He protested, and she insisted, and finally he left the room with no physical touching. He says that Carey would routinely expose herself to him sexually, and performed "sexual acts with the intent that they be viewed by Anello." The accusations are all written in the draft of a lawsuit being put forth by Anello, also accusing the star of withholding 200,000 dollars worth of pay from him. She also bailed on a long-term contract that lost him even more salary, totaling an additional 511,000 dollars, as reported by The Daily Beast. What do you think of this? Mariah Carey isn't the first person we think of when it comes to sexual harassment, but women are just as capable of being absolutely creepy and crossing the line. It's yet to be seen if the allegations are true, as Carey's camp has not yet responded.

We've heard a lot of disturbing stories about sexual misconduct in Hollywood. Charlie Sheen was accused of raping 13-year-old Corey Haim. Sylvester Stallone was accused of forcing a 16-year-old girl into a threesome with him and his bodyguard. Harvey Weinstein was accused of sexual harassment, rape, and even sex trafficking, with over 50 women making allegations. The City of Angels is starting to look more like The City Of Creeps. However, this new story just might be the most horrifying: a 'big name' celebrity has been accused of raping his personal assistant and exposing her to HIV. If you want to know who this monster is, you're out of luck. According to the case, their names have not been released to protect their identities. We will be calling the woman by the alias of "Jane Doe" and the man by the alias of "David Doe." Jane Doe filed a lawsuit against David Doe for sexual battery and assault, and spoke to TMZ about the charges. She says she is a "vulnerable single mother" who worked as a part-time personal assistant for David Doe. David Doe allegedly used his position of power as a major celebrity to mistreat her "physically and sexually." Specifically, Jane Doe "claims the man made her engage in unwanted rough sex, ignored her requests to stop, and belittled her by laughing at her protestations and spitting on her. She also says he threatened to anally rape her, all while she worked for him." That sounds absolutely horrifying, but unfortunately, the story doesn't end there. Reportedly, one of David Doe's recent sexual partners tested positive for HIV. When David Doe forced himself upon Jane Doe, he refused to wear a condom. Then, after they were done having sex, he told her she should get tested for the virus. It sounds more like a scene out of a horror movie then real life. Jane Doe is suing David Doe for "unspecified damages" - I mean, how can you even put a price on it? Obviously, it's frustrating we don't know the identity of this 'big name' celebrity. TMZ says that their sources "refused to elaborate." (It's hard not to speculate, isn't it? I can't help but wonder, is it Charlie Sheen? He announced he's HIV positive, and has been accused of sexual assault. But it wouldn't be fair to accuse him, or anyone else, without more information. As we've discovered over the last few months, there's no shortage of predators in Hollywood.) Earlier this month, Los Angeles District Attorney Jackie Lacey  announced the creation of a special task force to examine allegations of sexual assault.  In addition, the LAPD revealed they are currently investigating 28 sex crimes linked to Hollywood. "We encourage all victims of sexual assault to come forward to report these crimes," said Police Chief Charlie Beck. "'The high profile nature of these particular cases has not changed our unyielding commitment to seek justice for all victims of sexual assault." Hopefully the 'big name' celebrity behind this particularly evil crime will be brought to justice.          

At the beginning of this week, it emerged that Kevin Spacey had made unwanted sexual advances to Anthony Rapp, then 14 years old, at a party in 1986. After a controversial apology from the actor, which many have criticised for its focus on his sexuality rather than his inappropriate behaviour, another Hollywood figure has come forward with claims that Spacey was sexually inappropriate with him.   "I went up to order a drink and Kevin came up to me and put his arm around me. He was telling me to come with him, to leave the bar. He put his hand on my crotch forcefully and grabbed my whole package," he said, adding that Spacey had told him that, "this designates ownership". Tony Montana, a documentary filmmaker, claims he was groped by the Usual Suspects actor at an LA pub in 2003. In an interview with Radar, Montana recalled the incident, which he said left him with PTSD.

"I put my hand down and turned his thumb back to get his hand off it," said the filmmaker. "I paid for my drink and got away from him."

However, this did not deter Spacey, who apparently followed him to the bathroom even after he had been told to stop.

"I backed [Spacey] out the door and I pushed him," Montana explained. "One of his friends was in line and I said, 'It’s time to take your boy home.'"

After that, they all left - but Montana was left with lasting trauma.

"I never talked to anyone about it except for therapists," he said. "I had PTSD for six months after. It was an emasculating thing for someone to do to me. Whenever I went to the bar I would see if he was there or have my back against the wall." As with the allegations that have recently been levelled against Harvey Weinstein, many have come to question why exactly it took so long for these claims of assault to come out - and also why there seems to be a snowball effect of more people coming forward only after an original accusation has been made. But Montana explains that, "This wasn’t something people were talking about openly." He goes on to say:

"It still feels awkward. I still feel what I felt then. I put it into the back of my mind until I saw him come forward.

"When you’re trying to accomplish something in the industry, you have things that inspire you, that can help move you forward. You have set backs and haunted experiences. No matter what happens you have to keep going."

[[twitterwidget||https://twitter.com/KevinSpacey/status/924848412842971136]] In his original apology about the incident with Anthony Rapp, Spacey claims he is "beyond horrified" to hear about his actions - which he refers to as a "story" - claiming he does not remember what he did as he was drunk at the time. The second paragraph of his statement, however, detracts from the incident altogether, and instead focuses on his sexuality, with the House of Cards star saying, "I choose now to live as a gay man." Understandably, many people are angry at the lacklustre apology, and have criticised Spacey for blaming his drunkenness rather than taking accountability for his behaviour. Spacey's former theatre - the Old Vic - have even opened up a tip line so that any other victims have a place to come forward. As of yet, Spacey has yet to comment on the allegations raised by Tony Montana.