One of the most famous “friends” of Marilyn Manson, until a few years ago, was the renowned actor Corey Feldman, one of the stars of the hit movie “The Goonies.”
The interpreter, now 49 years old, confessed through Instagram that he was also a victim of the singer, whom he accused of “Decades of mental and emotional abuse” after he paid homage to him.
According to Feldman, it all started when Manson “tried to use and abuse me as his toy, trying to manipulate me into breaking my five years of sobriety and snorting cocaine with him while turning me on gas on his ‘Mechanical Animals’ tour, where the decades of mental and emotional abuse began ”.
“Fortunately, I was not physically injured that night…But it was only the beginning of my nightmare! Manson was obsessed with me for two decades! You do not believe me? Just look at the facts! ”He said, by way of introduction.
According to the actor, part of his history with him can be read in Manson’s autobiography “Road Out of Hell.” “(Once) he grabbed my face in front of the crowd and kissed me with his black lipstick that I couldn’t erase all night long.”, he remembered.
“He proceeded to talk about me telling me he was a ‘big fan’ of mine. Then he introduced me to his best friend, Billy Corgan (leader of the band Smashing Pumpkins) All of this is documented in his book! He brags about it like I was a special needs person he was making fun of, ”he added.
“Manson sought a friendship with me. He told me that I was his idol. He revealed to me that he actually brought out all his flair by seeing me in the movie ‘Dream a Little Dream’ and my character Bobby Keller, which was the inspiration for her entire look ”, he assured.
The last piece of information was key for the two to maintain a bond of friendship for years. “I don’t know if that was true, but he used it to manipulate me.”, cree Feldman.
“Months later he called me on Christmas morning, congratulated me and invited me to a dinner around the launch of his book. The photo (illustrating this note) is from that moment! Later we return to his house where the nightmare began. Since then, it ruined my life, “he said.
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