With just about every show that exists receiving a reboot, sequel, or spiritual successor, it was only a matter of time before someone released a project quite literally about making a reboot. Titled (what else) Reboot, imagine a ridiculous fictional sitcom that plays up every age-old trope we’ve come to know and love yet ended … Continue reading TV Review: Reboot
Venice 2022: Three Nights a Week
★★★★ It warms my heart to see the popularity of drag queens soaring over the past decade. Little indie Three Nights a Week is a celebration of the real work that goes into being a successful drag performer—furthermore, it pays loving tribute to the faces behind the makeup and lashes. Through the lens of “straight” … Continue reading Venice 2022: Three Nights a Week
Film Review: Peter Von Kant
★★ When does love turn to obsession? That’s the primary question posed by legendary director Francois Ozon in his newest queer drama, Peter Von Kant. Set in 1972 Koln, the movie is actually a retelling and modernization of Fassbinder’s The Bitter Tears of Peter Von Kant, but without any knowledge of that myself, it nevertheless … Continue reading Film Review: Peter Von Kant
Film Review: Private Desert
★★★★ Those hungry for LGBT content often have to face the sad truth: there are sadly not enough genuinely great films out in past years to satiate one’s appetite. We should not have to settle for subpar productions content to deliver low-brow humor and simplistic over-sexualization. Movies that have broken the mold (such as Call … Continue reading Film Review: Private Desert
Film Review: Anything’s Possible
★★★★ As a major fan of Pose and American Horror Story: Apocalypse actor Billy Porter, the thought of a trans rom-com directed by him seemed almost too good to be true. The end result, however, is richer and more spectacularly fun than I had ever imagined. Never does it dwell in the sadness or trauma … Continue reading Film Review: Anything’s Possible
Five Must-See Films at 2022’s Fantasia International Film Festival
With 2022's Fantasia International Film Festival steadily making its approach, there is no better time to prioritize under-the-radar titles that could slip through the cracks! After the jump, check out five exciting titles we recommend going out of one's way to see at this year's fest! GOODBYE, DON GLEES! Saturday, July 16th Animation, Drama Goodbye, … Continue reading Five Must-See Films at 2022’s Fantasia International Film Festival
Tribeca Film Festival 2022 Wrap-Up
Last year was our first time covering Tribeca as press, albeit virtually due to the imminent danger of the pandemic. This year, we were grateful to able to attend in person, as it is the primary festival that we can easily attend given its location in our own backyard. We had the opportunity to cover … Continue reading Tribeca Film Festival 2022 Wrap-Up
Tribeca 2022: All Man: The International Male Story
★★★★ Reminiscent of another recent documentary I watched on Netflix chronicling the rise and fall of Abercrombie, All Man: The International Male Story is a fascinating watch that dives headfirst into the gay experience of the 80s. Embracing fashion and masculine power, the iconic catalogue spoke to so many during its run, including those who … Continue reading Tribeca 2022: All Man: The International Male Story
Tribeca 2022: Blessed Boys
★★★★ As my first movie for 2022’s Tribeca Film Festival, I could not have started with a stranger (or more fascinating) title. Previously known as La Santa Piccola, then The Miracle Child, and now Blessed Boys, this queer drama captures a slice-of-life vibe through a racy, sexually-charged friendship between two besties. Filmed in Naples, Italy, … Continue reading Tribeca 2022: Blessed Boys
Tribeca 2022: You Can Live Forever
★★★★ People that are deeply obsessed with religion can be a bit intense at times, and the Jehovah’s Witness community of Tribeca’s You Can Live Forever is practically a cult. It is enough to make any viewer squeamish about joining up, yet it also avoids making harsh judgments about belief systems. Set in the early … Continue reading Tribeca 2022: You Can Live Forever