Untitled Edward Furlong Lobster Documentary Trailer (2022)
"Caught in a pinch, the truth will be cracked wide open!"30 November 2022Comedy, Factual40 mins
Guerrilla journalist Paul Kremer investigates the bizarre 2004 arrest of actor Edward Furlong in Florence, Kentucky, for allegedly stealing live lobsters from a grocery store tank. As he delves deeper, Kremer uncovers a story much stranger than fiction.
Watch the official Untitled Edward Furlong Lobster Documentary 2022 trailer in HD below.
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