DVD REVIEW | Keep The Lights On
★★★★ | Keep The Lights On Keep the Lights On is a powerfully charged plot following two men from New York City, Erik (Thure Lindhardt) and Paul (Zachary Booth), through […]
DVD REVIEW | Shelter
Thwarted by his family circumstance and finding it hard to find his place in a small industrial Californian town, heartthrob Zach (Trevor Wright) is a trapped, talented artist. Stymied by […]
DVD REVIEW | North Sea Texas
★★★★ | North Sea Texas Pim is a young boy from a small Belgian coastal town who lives a dreary existence with his mother, Yvette, who is a boozy accordion […]
DVD REVIEW | Hedwig And The Angry Inch
★★★★★ | Hedwig And The Angry Inch I’ve got to say, I’m not a big fan of film musicals, but when I was introduced to Hedwig and the Angry Inch, […]
DVD REVIEW | Shortbus
★★★★★ | Shortbus You’ll never look at a splatter painting in the way away again. If you’ve ever wondered what it would feel like to have your face stuffed into […]
DVD REVIEW | Gayby
★★★★ | Gayby I had some reservations about Gayby. A lot of these ‘gay films’ are usually clichéd drivel, almost always, an unlikely relationship sparks and then it’s just an […]
DVD REVIEW | Milk
Powerful, heartfelt and a strong testament to a force with that was Harvey Milk, the first openly gay political powerhouse that ran for major in San Francisco in the late […]
DVD REVIEW | In Bloom
★★★★ | In Bloom This is the rather gritty story of a hip very young gay couple in Chicago’s ‘Boystown’ coming to terms with how tough one’s first love can […]
DVD REVIEW | Interior Leather Bar
★★★ | Interior Leather Bar Director William Friedkin claims that he had to take his notorious movie Cruising about the gay S&M subculture to the US Ratings Board on 50 […]
DVD REVIEW | The Way He Looks
★★★★★ | The Way He Looks The lazy summer is over and Leo and his best friend Giovana are back in High School for the new term when curly headed new […]
DVD REVIEW | Weekend; Quiet, unhurried and self assured
It’s the kind of movie that Hollywood would run a mile from, and that’s a good thing. It’s quiet, introspective, understatedly self-assured and unhurried. A story about Russell (Tom Cullen), […]