'Michael' biopic triggers alleged abuse victim: 'Abusers are praised'

Michael Jackson has continued to dominate the Hollywood industry nearly two decades after his death made the headlines.

He is brought back in the spotlight with his nephew Jaafar portraying the musician in the new biopic that left fans and critics divided.

The movie was bound to be slammed by the alleged sexual abuse survivors who have come forward again to call out the release of the biopic.

James Safechuck, one of the alleged victims, shared a video message for everyone to remind them about the situation they went through.

The actor was of the opinion that in some cases that “abusers are praised” as he witnessed a massive marketing and promotion of the project prevalent.

He insisted that all the survivors should know they are “not alone.” James also made an appearance in HBO’s Leaving Nevermore documentary.

James and Wade Robson have filed a sexual harassment case against the “King of Pop’s” estate, demanding $400 million.

Why did Michael get low Rotten Tomatoes score?

The new film was slammed with harsh reviews from critics who called it occasionally dazzling while pointing out that the entire controversy was not made part of the storyline.

On the other hand, fans have appreciated the project for being an absolute hit despite its poor Rotten Tomatoes score.

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