Brent Corrigan has reiterated that he doesn’t approve of James Franco‘s King Cobra movie.

 

The movie is based on Corrigan’s porn career, and the rivalry that erupted between two movie producers who wanted Corrigan for their films. Ultimately, Cobra Video founder Bryan Kocis was killed in the dispute, and Harlow Cuadra and his partner Joseph Kerekes are spending time in prison for the murder.

 

Over the weekend, Corrigan was asked about the film on Twitter.  “No [truth] telling about it," he tweeted. "Not approved by me. It tells a story with contempt for queer culture & mockery for porn.”

 

He added: "I gave them permission to use my name's [sic] but explicitly made it clear that their story was heinous & not sanctioned.

 

Kocis' family is also speaking out against the film.

 

“[Kocis] was the victim. … We’re the ones that suffer from it,” Kocis’ mother Joyce Kocis said. “... It’s just ridiculous.”

 

The movie will be released in theaters and Video On Demand on October 21.