Shocking allegations of Bryan Singer’s debauched lifestyle are being made on the heels of accusations he sexually abused a teenage boy.
D-Listed founder Michael K. has come forward claiming the “X-Men” director was involved in notorious coke-filled pool-side orgies.
“I first heard about Bryan Singer’s ‘infamous’ coke and twink pool parties when I was 18 and was at some party in Orange County that a bunch of dancers from Disneyland were at,” he writes in a blog post, published Thursday. (“Twink” is a slang term used to describe a gay man who is young, or young-looking, slender and has little body hair.)
“One of the twink dancers bragged to me and my friends about how the weekend before he was at a party in L.A. that the director of ‘Usual Suspects’ was at and the white twinks, coke and meth were falling from the sky. The twink dancer said that Bryan Singer and his fancy Hollywood friends always throw parties like that …”
He continues, “So when I read about [the lawsuit] last night, a look of shock didn’t exactly cover my face.”
K. also pointed out that this isn’t the first time the “X-Men: Days of Future Past” director, 48, has been accused of untoward behavior with an underage boy.
In 1997, Singer was named in a lawsuit by a 14-year-old who appeared in the director’s second movie, “Apt Pupil.” The suit alleged that the director made the accuser and other underage boys take off their thongs during the filming of a shower scene.
British director Duncan Roy took to his blog to offer up his thoughts on the allegations.
“If you want to get on in Hollywood straight or gay … you better learn how to please the directors and producers you meet at drug fueled, drink sodden gay parties,” writes Roy.
On Wednesday, reports emerged that Michael Egan, 31, was suing Singer, alleging that the filmmaker had sexually abused him at a series of lurid Hollywood parties and on trips (specifically to Hawaii) when he was just 17.
“I was raped numerous times by multiple individuals, passed around like a piece of meat,” Egan told reporters at a press conference in Beverly Hills the next day.