Corey Feldman, who went down in history as one of the child stars who left their mark on Hollywood in the 1980s, was born in Los Angeles and started appearing on the screen at a young age. His career, which blossomed with television commercials, opened the doors to major productions in a short time. The period that made Feldman's name known to the masses was undoubtedly the mid-1980s. When Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, directed by Joseph Zito, was released in 1984, the young actor played one of the most memorable characters of the series. The performance he gave in this fourth film, in which Jason Voorhees was fictionally killed, made him one of the indispensable names of horror cinema. In the same period, he became one of the iconic actors of his generation by appearing in youth classics such as The Goonies and Stand by Me. Continuing his presence in the television world, Feldman appeared as a guest actor in legendary series such as Cheers. Over the years, her roles in productions such as Married... with Children and The Love Boat have revealed that she is a flexible actor who can adapt to different genres. By the 2000s, his career path became more diverse; He played the character Thorn in the TV series Psych, used his own voice in Robot Chicken and American Dad! He contributed voice-over to animated productions such as. His participation in Dancing with the Stars as a contestant revealed that public interest has never diminished. In this long-term career spanning decades, Feldman not only became a child star of a period, but also managed to establish his identity as an adult actor. This name, which left its mark on both classical and contemporary works of the American entertainment world, continues to be one of the most recognized representatives of the 1980s generation in the history of cinema.