IMDb RATING
5.6/10
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Veteran gay pornography producer Stephen battles two rival producers over the rights to his underage porn star creation, Brent Corrigan, with deadly results.Veteran gay pornography producer Stephen battles two rival producers over the rights to his underage porn star creation, Brent Corrigan, with deadly results.Veteran gay pornography producer Stephen battles two rival producers over the rights to his underage porn star creation, Brent Corrigan, with deadly results.
- Awards
- 1 win & 2 nominations
Spencer Rocco Lofranco
- Mikey
- (as Spencer Lofranco)
Angel Montes
- Angelo, Viper Performer
- (as Angel Montes)
John D. Hickman
- Sushi Server
- (as John Hickman)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe real Brent Corrigan (a.k.a. Sean Lockhart) has publicly condemned this movie. Responding to a fan asking on Twitter about the veracity of the story, Brent responded "I gave them permission to use my names but explicitly made it clear that their story was heinous and not sanctioned." He also said the movie "tells a story with contempt for queer culture and mockery for porn."
- Quotes
[last lines]
Sean Paul Lockhart: All right, let's fuck.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Conan: Christian Slater/Andy Daly/Kyle Kinane (2016)
- SoundtracksFilthy/Gorgeous
Written by Jake Shears (as J. Sellards), Babydaddy (as S. Hoffman) and Ana Matronic (as A. Lynch)
Performed by Scissor Sisters
Courtesy of A Touch of Class Recordings and Artificial Music
Featured review
KING COBRA is a fast-paced movie tracing the real-life events in the life of Brent Corrigan, a gay porn actor who was illegally performing under age, and who got all tied up in a murder mystery story. I got into this movie naïvely, not actually knowing anything about the history of the true events, not even knowing that James Franco and Christian Slater were involved!— and I was pleasantly surprised.
As to be expected given the premise, there is a lot of male nudity... All throughout the movie exudes a sense of hedonism—one gets the impression that the whole cast had a lot of fun making this little movie. The acting is really good throughout and the main actor, Garrett Clayton, does a good job as appearing "twinky" while also being believably serious when it is called for. James Franco's character is quite reminiscent of his role in SPRING KILLERS.
The real life story of what actually happened surrounding Brent Corrigan is truly compelling, which makes for a good plot. The progression of the story is well executed, but perhaps the ending was a little abrupt. All in all a fun movie. So, go and watch KING COBRA—it's not a masterpiece, but certainly a great little diversion, with a few genuine suspense moments.
As to be expected given the premise, there is a lot of male nudity... All throughout the movie exudes a sense of hedonism—one gets the impression that the whole cast had a lot of fun making this little movie. The acting is really good throughout and the main actor, Garrett Clayton, does a good job as appearing "twinky" while also being believably serious when it is called for. James Franco's character is quite reminiscent of his role in SPRING KILLERS.
The real life story of what actually happened surrounding Brent Corrigan is truly compelling, which makes for a good plot. The progression of the story is well executed, but perhaps the ending was a little abrupt. All in all a fun movie. So, go and watch KING COBRA—it's not a masterpiece, but certainly a great little diversion, with a few genuine suspense moments.
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $81,757
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $11,624
- Oct 23, 2016
- Gross worldwide
- $81,757
- Runtime1 hour 31 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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