Netflix has upped its game when it comes to romance and gay content. Long gone are the cheapy looking, terribly scripted – soft-porn gay-themed movies. Instead, there are some incredibly refined, touching films well worth the watch. UPDATED MAY 2020 […]
What happens if your boss is molesting women in his office, an office that is right behind where you sit? This is the dilemma Jane (Julia Garner) faces in the new film The Assistant. Jane is an assistant to the […]
The clock is ticking when a distressed young man calls an LGBT suicide hotline – but there is more to his story in the suspense-filled drama Crisis Hotline. It’s a film cleverly written and directed by Mark Schwab. The story […]
Yoav is one angry man – so angry that he sacrifices relationships with his partner and his best friend for a life of solitude – in the new heart searing film 15 Years. An Israeli production and filmed in Tel […]
It’s 1981 South Africa, a time when the country was still at the height of apartheid, and blacks were not the only class of people who were discriminated against, homosexuals didn’t have it easy either. In the new amazing film […]
Why spend your evening on a boring Zoom chat when you can watch a film that is thrilling, dramatic and sexy! The film is The Host – and it is being released on April 17th on iTunes, Amazon Video, Google Play, […]
Hey, want to forget all that is happening in our world and go to a Rave? Well, perhaps the new film Ravers is for you. Why attend an online rave on Zoom where all you see are faces when you […]
Imagine being trapped, held against your will, in a house and a neighbourhood that is weird and creepy. Actually that’s our reality right now, but take it one step further and imagine that there is simply no escape – and […]
Georgia, where the LGBT population still face challenges, is the setting of the gay love story And Then We Danced, which is very good thanks to a great script, and great directing and acting. Swedish Director Levan Akin’s (he is […]
The BFI Flare film festival, the annual LGBT+ BFI film festival in London has released lots of free archive content from the BFI National Archive, giving viewers an unprecedented view into the history of LGBT+ life in Britain from the […]
The Invisible Man ★★★★ An unseen stalker is wreaking havoc on the life of a San Francisco woman in the new version of ‘The Invisible Man.’ Elisabeth Moss plays Cecilia – who literally runs away from her very wealthy tech […]
