King Cobra
Brent Corrigan decides he would start making movies of his own, a duo of rich opposition producers are trying every thing to take away his star actor and cash in on him.
July1963, Louisville, Kentucky, USA
22 July 1989
18 August 1969, New York City, New York, USA
9 December 1992
18 February 1968, Roseville, California, USA
4 October 1976, San Francisco, California, USA
19 April 1978, Palo Alto, California, USA
November 14, 2016
An inside look at the gay porn industry is, unfortunately, much as one would expect.November 10, 2016
Kelly, so eager to emulate Boogie Nights, doesn't allow his characters to become more than thin stereotypes in a story that plods to its grim and obvious conclusion.November 04, 2016
An uninspired addition to the canon of homosexual-killer films.November 23, 2016
Slater and Franco are compelling in their roles, but King Cobra's jarring use of humor overly blurs the line between drama and satire while leaving a lot left unpacked.October 20, 2016
To say it feels reasonably authentic doesn't mean it's very good.February 13, 2017
"King Cobra" is compelling and erotic, provocative and foreboding, catching the eye and, ultimately, in one's throat.October 20, 2016
King Cobra is a cut above most homoerotic masturbatory screen fantasies, but not by much.October 29, 2016
King Cobra smells more like business plan than a movie.November 15, 2016
A blandly watchable but ultimately pointless melodrama aimed at titillating gay audiences without actually satisfying them.October 27, 2016
Slater has some effective moments and Franco excels at a certain kind of scary/funny psycho, but it doesn't ultimately add up to much as either pulpy trash or exposé.October 18, 2016
The unique setting aside, there's just not much to sink your fangs into.November 03, 2016
Though based on a true story, it's presented with none of a docudrama's ragged, lumpy oddity: the narrative is on the lean side, but as taut and burnished as the bodies it depicts.