Category: LGBT
Show Your Pride: Choose the Greatest LGBT Films of All Time
*** Sorry, the voting is now closed *** So June is officially Pride Month. No it’s nothing to do with the ancient sins. On the…
Dorian Award Nominations Announced for Film and TV by GALECA Critics
GALECA, the Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics, today revealed their eagerly anticipated nominations in both film and TV for 2019. No surprise to see the…
Matt St.Clair’s Top 10 Films of 2019 So Far
Since the first half of 2019 has come to a close, it’s now a good time to reflect on the best that cinema has offered…
Searching For Love: Sauvage Review
Sauvage is the haunting story of a young male sex worker called Leo (Félix Maritaud) who seeks love on the harsh streets. This is a…
Review: Lizzie
On the 4th August 1892, the town of Fall River, Massachusetts, had its course of history changed forever. The bodies of Andrew and Abby Borden,…
For Your Consideration: Alessandro Nivola Deserves Best Supporting Actor Consideration For Disobedience
After Disobedience came out in late April, it appears to have faded from people’s memories. Given how voters tend to gravitate towards films that came…
Exclusive Interview: Nate Locklear on God Made Man
As you may know, we love to promote the work of indie filmmakers, and find it interesting to speak to them about their experiences working…
First Reactions: Rafiki
What should have been a happy time for director Wanuri Kahiu was peppered with sadness. Her moving drama about two young Kenyan girls falling in…
Cruising Out Of Control: Revisiting William Friedkin's Cruising
“I implore readers — gay, straight, liberal, radical, atheist, communist, or whatever — to give Friedkin and his production crew a terrible time if you…
Why Didn't Oscar Call Armie Hammer By HIS Name?
While Armie Hammer’s breakthrough with The Social Network as the Winklevoss twins is a demonstration of his acting prowess thanks to his ability to nail…
The State Of LGBTQ+ Horror
As a gay male who loves watching horror movies, there is one thing that keeps occurring to me. I’ve noticed that there aren’t many horror…
What Jennifer Lawrence and Sasha Stone Said
“Is this the stark reality?” says actress Jennifer Lawrence in a new letter penned on behalf of, and sincerely directed to, those who suffer the…
Review: Moonlight is Magnificent
“At some point you’ve got to decide for yourself who you gonna be. And let nobody make that decision.” Moonlight brings the internal…
100 LGBT Film Experiences – Part Ten
When LGBT filmmaking hits its stride, it can be a wonder to behold – capturing the public conscience, breaking down barriers, travelling across artistic genres….
