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FilmOut San Diego Announces 21st Annual LGBTQ Film Festival
FilmOut San Diego's 21st Annual LGBTQ Film Festival will take place from September 9-12, 2021.
Review: 'A Quiet Place, Part II' Succeeds Despite Its Mediocrity
"A Quiet Place Part II" is an underwhelming and half-baked sequel, despite sharing many of the first film's strengths and even building on them on multiple occasions.
Review: 'Gunpowder Milkshake' a Slick, Fun Action Film about Women Assassins
Starring Karen Gillan, Lena Headey, Angela Bassett, Michelle Yeoh, Carla Gugino, Chloe Coleman, and Paul Giamatti, this slick, fun action film focuses on women assassins.
Jewish Filmfest Includes Compelling LGBTQ Stories
San Francisco's Jewish Film Festival will present more than 50 films from over 20 countries. Now in its 41st year, 2021's program has "something for everyone," including six films addressing LGBTQ stories.
The Evolution of Hollywood's Sex Scene
The author of "Provocauteurs and Provocations: Selling Sex in 21st Century Media" assures the randy and romantic among us that sex onscreen isn't disappearing. Far from it.
Review: Inspiration Porn 'Power Of Moths' Reminds Us That Many Parts Don't Make A Whole
As the late Australian disability activist Stella Young once said, it's inspiration porn...
Review: 'Spiral: From The Book Of Saw' is a Pressure-Cooker Torture Test of Tolerance
"Spiral: From the Book of Saw" is a paint-by-numbers plot where the screenwriters are constantly illustrating outside the lines with ambition, but the overall final product is a hot mess of missed targets and sloppy, half-baked construction.
Review: 2005 Shocker 'House of Wax' Gets Terrific New Blu-ray from Shout! Factory
Jaume Collet-Serra's 2005 remake "House of Wax" looks better than ever with a new Blu-ray from Shout! Factory, complete with new special features in a great new 2K scan from the interpositive.
Wes Anderson's 'The French Dispatch' Rolls into Cannes
A year after it was first to premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, Wes Anderson's "The French Dispatch" finally rolled into the French Riviera festival on Monday.
Review: 'Almost Famous' Rocks Harder than Ever in 4K
Cameron Crowe's "Almost Famous" gets a stellar 4K treatment from Paramount Home Entertainment, complete with a boastful Dolby Vision HDR presentation and some new special features.
Watch the Trailer for Ryan Murphy-Produced Gay Conversion Therapy Doc 'Pray Away'
Co-produced by Ryan Murphy and Jason Blum, the first look at the upcoming gay conversion therapy documentary, "Pray Away," is here.
'Black Widow' Soars to Pandemic Box Office Record
Even with an option to watch "Black Widow" at home, audiences went to the movie theater in pandemic record numbers this weekend to catch the first Marvel movie released in two years.
At Cannes, Joanna Hogg's 'The Souvenir Part II' Stands out
Joanna Hogg is sitting on a hotel balcony overlooking the Mediterranean, but what she'd really like to be doing is swimming in it.
Greta Gerwig to Follow Up 'Little Women' with 'Barbie' Film Starring Margot Robbie
Actor and director Greta Gerwig has found the follow up to her Oscar nominated "Little Women" adaptation. Variety reports she will direct a film about the iconic doll Barbie starring "I, Tonya" star Margot Robbie.
Paul Verhoeven Blesses Cannes with Lesbian Nun Drama
The veteran provocateur Paul Verhoeven premiered his lesbian nun drama "Benedetta" at the Cannes Film Festival with a solemn vow to resurrect sexuality in movies.
Todd Haynes Doc Seeks the Genesis of the Velvet Underground
"The Velvet Underground," which Apple will release in theaters and on its streaming platform Oct. 15, plums little-seen footage and features a host of rare interviews, including founding member John Cale and many more.
Queerily Blonde? Did Original 'Legally Blonde' Have Elle Woods in a Relationship with Rival Vivian?
Though not fully substantiated, a discussion with principals from "Legally Blonde" in honor of its 20th anniversary, suggests there may have been a queer ending to the iconic comedy.
Review: 'Summertime' So Very L.A.
"Summertime" is the most LA thing you will do this year.
Two of the Most Popular Movies That Were Filmed in Canada
Over the years, Canada has been a go-to filming destination for many of the globe's most famous movies. Let's delve into two of the most popular Canadian-based movies.
Fred Halsted Art-Porn Classics at Embarcadero, Shattuck Cinemas
What are the cinematic boundaries between art and pornography? Two gay porn classics by Fred Halsted blend both in a strange mix, and will screen at Embarcadero and Shattuck cinemas July 9-15.
Review: Compelling 'Broken Diamonds' Tackles Tough Subjects With Compassion
This drama handles the subject of a family dealing with schizophrenia with compelling compassion.
Review: Overly Convoluted 'The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It' Should Stick Closer to the Source Material
Ed and Lorraine Warren are back, and this third installment has them trying to prove a demonic motive for a local murder.