Disruptive Films Gets Unsettled in New Taboo Men Thriller

LOS ANGELES — Gay cinema brand Disruptive Films is closing out the spooky season with the release of the unnerving Taboo Men title Every Move.Directed by Walden Woods, the voyeuristic scene (out October 28) features Des Irez as Robbie Lara, an upstanding tenant who is surprised when he gets an impromptu visit from his landlord’s son Otis Stephens (Brandon Anderson), Robbie’s twisted landlord-in-training.“Directing Brandon and Des for this mini-thriller was so much fun," Woods said. "Brandon did a great job really finding the character and bringing him to life. Our team had a great time really trying to create a story that makes the viewers feel like they’re diving deep into the storyline with the talent. Can’t wait for you all to see this film!”   “It was a fun and interesting role," Anderson said. "I enjoyed stepping out of my comfort zone to play this character. Though creepy and mysterious may not reflect my regular casting, I felt very confident portraying Otis. It's all fun on set goofing off and readying yourself to the script. When it’s lights, camera, action, it's time to bring your A game. I felt as though I left as little on the table as I could!” Every Move is available at DisruptiveFilms.com. Follow Disruptive Films, part of the Gamma Entertainment network, on YouTube and Twitter @filmsdisruptive.