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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 total
Spencer Rocco Lofranco
- Mikey
- (as Spencer Lofranco)
Angel Montes
- Angelo, Viper Performer
- (as Angel Montes)
John D. Hickman
- Sushi Server
- (as John Hickman)
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The strange but true story of Porn legend Brent Corrigan is told in this well made drama from director Justin Kelly ('I am Michael'). Sean Paul Lockhart took on the name of Brent Corrigan as a 'porn name' when he dipped his toe in the world of smut. He was taken under the, very keen, wing of Stephen played by Christian Slater in a well executed performance. He was a talented man who had a liking for young lads and the moment he saw Sean he was smitten. He also had a canny head for business and stood by the rule of not mixing the two together.
We also have the back stories and the story of a rival firm where the star was not making the kind of money that Stephen was and how the envy turned into, what some would cal 'affirmative action'. Those that know the story will not be surprised, I did not and must say this was compelling and gripping in equal measure.
The acting is all first rate with some well observed period detail but this is the very 'near past' so not too much effort really needed. The action – if one can call it that - is all simulated and mostly not seen so nothing to put one off ones dinner. The real strength is the story and the performances and they are all more than up to the task. This is a film with gay interest but it is predominantly a thriller and on that scale it scores both highly and readily – hence easy to recommended.
We also have the back stories and the story of a rival firm where the star was not making the kind of money that Stephen was and how the envy turned into, what some would cal 'affirmative action'. Those that know the story will not be surprised, I did not and must say this was compelling and gripping in equal measure.
The acting is all first rate with some well observed period detail but this is the very 'near past' so not too much effort really needed. The action – if one can call it that - is all simulated and mostly not seen so nothing to put one off ones dinner. The real strength is the story and the performances and they are all more than up to the task. This is a film with gay interest but it is predominantly a thriller and on that scale it scores both highly and readily – hence easy to recommended.
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- Feb 23, 2017
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- 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
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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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