The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Cast: Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick, Meat Loaf, Little Nell, Patricia Quinn, Richard O'Brien

"Come up to the lab, and see what's on the slab."
In the cult-midnight show attraction, scientist, alien and bisexual transvestite Dr. Frank N. Furter is visited by average Americans Brad and Janet; the latter two giving themselves over to "absolute pleasure." Tim Curry is the Doc, with Susan Sarandon as Janet, Barry Bostwick as Brad, Richard O'Brien as the hunchback valet Riff-Raff, Meatloaf (again!) as rock 'n' roller Eddie, Little Nell as Columbia, and Patricia Quinn as Magenta.
A wacked-out, spoofy, goofy, hip and campy one-of-a-kind musical. Based on the British stage musical, with lyrics and music by O'Brien.

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Edward II

Cast: Steven Waddington, Andrew Tiernan, Tilda Swinton, Nigel Terry

Not only one of the director's greatest, but one of the best examples of "New Queer Cinema." Jarman has reworked Christopher Marlowe's play into a homoerotic, sexually charged, radically relevant work for our times. Steven Waddington stars as the tragic King Edward, Andrew Teirnan as his beloved Gaveston, Nigel Terry as the villainous Mortimer and Tilda Swinton is the jealous and destructive Queen Isabella. One of the film's most surprising sequences occurs when Annie Lennox appears crooning Cole Porter's classic "Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye," the piece she performed in the AIDS benefit "Red, Hot and Blue."
Graphically brutal, moving, surprisingly funny and always erotic, Jarman blends Marlowe's prose with contemporary jargon and costumes, replete with positive portrayals of queer sex, profanity and ACT-UP activists for a truly mesmerizing experience.
Brilliant, daring and innovative, Edward II is contemporary filmmaking at its finest, one of the best examples of modern queer cinema, and a must for serious film-lovers.

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Regarding Billy

Cast: Jack Sway, Jason Van Eman, Ronnie Kerr

In this moving indie, Billy moves back home to raise his mentally challenged brother and he reconnects with his high school buddy Dean, returning from the war in Iraq. Billy discovers hidden feelings towards Dean and both men's lives will change forever.

After Billy’s parents are killed he moves home to care for his little brother Johnny, who is mentally challenged. Together the two struggle through the loss of their parents. Meanwhile, Billy’s best friend from childhood, Dean, has moved back to town having been injured from the war in Iraq. Over time, Billy’s childhood feelings toward Dean resurface, feelings that he fears may end their friendship if discovered. Both men discover hidden secrets that will change their lives forever. These three people must come together to rebuild friendships and family in a time where everything in their world seems unsure. Director Jeff London tells a simple, charming story of friendship, love and courage between these in depth characters. A worthy cast delivers solid performances, placed amongst a quaint east-coast village town, complete with holiday trimmings. Sure to warm your heart, with a side of cookies.

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A Very Natural Thing

Cast: Robert Joel, Curt Gareth





A landmark piece of cinematic history, A Very Natural Thing was the first commercially distributed film directed by an openly gay man. Very affirming, the film tells the story of a former priest who moves to NYC to find romance, with a man. He falls in love with a hot ad executive and romance ensure. Simple, sappy and sweet, A Very Natural Thing is essential.

Quite an important film in the history of American gay filmmaking, this simple but insightful drama is considered the first feature film on the gay experience made by an openly gay man to achieve commercial distribution. The story involves a 26-year-old gay man who leaves the priesthood and moves to New York City in the hopes of finding a meaningful gay relationship. Now a schoolteacher, he soon falls in love with a handsome young advertising executive. While a bit sappy and soap opera-ish, it is also sensitively told and refreshingly romantic.

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Clapham Junction

Cast: James Wilby, Rachel Blake, Rupert Graves, Stuart Bunce, Tom Beard

It’s a hot summer in this feverish and sex-drenched drama set in South London that explores the connections between homophobia and gay desire through interlocking stories.

Set during two sweltering summer days and nights, Clapham Junction is an oversexed drama written by British playwright Kevin Alyot and starring the ever-handsome Rupert Graves (Maurice) as part of an extensive cast. Five separate stories are woven into the fabric of a busy London day: young men hit the gay bars with motives unknown, a gay couple gets ready for their commitment ceremony, men cruise public restrooms for sex, upper-crust politicos have a heated dinner party discussion and a young man explores his sexual obsession with the man across the courtyard. This final tale is certainly the most moving, and its power sears it into our memories. The threads of these stories float through the film until the end, when they all are knit together in a sort of urban tapestry.
Inspired by the gay-bashing of Jody Dobrowski on Clapham Common in 2005, this film was made by Britain’s Channel 4 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the decriminalization of homosexual acts in Great Britain. Highly erotic and controversial, Clapham Junction is a gem.

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The Trip

Cast: Steve Braun, Larry Sullivan, Jill St. John, Alexis Arquette, Julie Brown, David Mixner, Sirena Irwin, Ray Baker

A favorite gay romance, The Trip is political, romantic and vastly entertaining. In 1973 Tommy meets Alan at a party held at a closeted politician’s home. Alan is seeing a woman, but lusts for the long-haired Tommy in a big way. When they finally hook up, it’s total love until the closet and politics interfere with their romance.

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Steve Braun & Larry Sullivan make a dreamy couple, don't they?
Considered one of the top gay romances ever -- essential!
I love the '70s & '80s costumes, hair and sets!

The Trip is an ambitiously epic gay romance that traces the course of two men from their initial meeting as teenagers in 1973 until 1984. The time is the socially turbulent 1970s when radical politics and the emerging gay rights movement clashed with the rigidly conservative establishment. At a swanky L.A. party, lean and lanky Tommy (Steve Braun) locks eyes with the sexually and politically repressed Alan (Larry Sullivan). Tommy has long blond hair, and is openly gay with a glib sense of humor. While he’s organizing for gay civil rights, the muscular, shaggy-haired Alan is a member of the Young Republicans and an aspiring journalist. He is working on his first book, a treatise on the evils of homosexuality, and invites Tommy over for dinner to interview him for the book. The sexual tension is so intense that Alan's kooky girlfriend Beverly (Sirena Irwin) quickly departs, leaving the two to begin a hot and steamy romance.
Fast forward to 1977 – Anita Bryant is organizing the "Save Our Children" campaign in Florida and Alan's book has been published anonymously and used as a tool by the right-wingers. When word is leaked about who actually wrote the book, Tommy angrily leaves Alan and quickly becomes a "kept boy" of Peter (Ray Baker), a closeted wealthy gay man. Flash-forward again to the eighties, where Tommy and Alan meet up again, making this life-long romance come full circle. Supporting roles in this love story are played by Alexis Arquette as Tommy's trampy roommate, Julie Brown as a Madonna-styled secretary and Jill St. John as Alan's floozy mother who never fails in her efforts to embarrass her conservative husband (soon to be ex) and her button-down gay son.
The period sets, costumes and music add loads of campy fun to this funny, touching, political and powerfully romantic and political drama.

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Half a Person

Two twenty-something best friends take a road trip from their rural Canadian home town, to the big city of Toronto. Alex (Nigel Smith) is straight, introverted, and desperately single. His best friend, Mark (Michael Majeski), is charismatic, irresistibly sexy, and in a "committed" gay relationship, yet harbors a dark and self-destructive side. Amidst traveling mishaps through the countryside of Northern Ontario, eye-opening adventures in the city with a pair of younger girls, and a journey delving deep into Alex's past, the friendship is ultimately put to the test by the boys' belated coming-of-age and their unspoken feelings towards each other.

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Cold Showers

Cast: Johan Libéreau, Salomé Stévenin, Pierre Perrier, Florence Thomassin, Jean-Philippe Écoffey

Powerful explosions of teen sexuality burst through this emotionally austere film about a self-confident young high school athlete whose coming of age is upended by a life altering sexual encounter. There is no gay content in this film.

This sexually-charged coming-of-age parable is as erotically explosive as it is emotionally restrained. The film revolves around Mickael (Johan Libéreau), a star on his judo team whose family life is a wreck. His father is a hopeless drunk to the point of comedy (a major liability, as he is a taxi driver) and their finances are so upended that they have to turn their electricity off for weeks at a time. Nonetheless, Mickael perseveres with a good-natured seriousness that serves him well in his athletic pursuits. He is seemingly mature beyond his years and enjoys a highly sexed relationship with his handsome girlfriend, Vanessa. Things take a turn when the wealthy father of his new teammate asks Mickael to be his son’s personal trainer. Their friendship grows over time and comes to include Vanessa until one day it boils over into a spontaneous sexual encounter that leaves the three of them trying to sort out their emotional wounds. The feature film-debut of documentarian Antony Cordier, Cold Showers goes beyond mere explorations of teen sexuality with a keen eye to the socio-economic influences on its budding young characters. (French with English subtitles)

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Balls Out - Gary the Tennis Coach

NOTICE, DVD RIP. MOVIE 'goes' B/W AT TIMES, STILL GET SOME GREAT ASS SHOTS OF SWS

Cast: Seann William Scott, Randy Quaid, Anthony David Miles, Leonor Varela

From the director of Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle and Dude Where's My Car comes this raunchy comedy starring Seann William Scott and Randy Quaid. Gary Houseman (Scott) is an overenthusiastic high school janitor who steps-up to lead the school's loser tennis team to the state finals when the acting coach drops dead. The brash and often insulting new coach is intent on inspiring these underdogs not only to win, but also to stand-up for themselves. Although his coaching tactics may be unorthodox, including motivating his star player with a pre-game stripper, his heart is in the right place. Besides, sometimes it takes big balls to play hard-ball.

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The Punisher

Cast: Thomas Jane, John Travolta, Will Patton, Roy Scheider, Rebecca Romijn, Laura Harring, Ben Foster

Based on the Marvel comic book, this action-adventure casts Jane as an ex-FBI agent who turns vigilante after the murder of his family at the hands of a crooked businessman (Travolta).

This rather standard B-movie vigilante revenge story is an excellent example of why the best comic-book adaptations involve actual superheroes with actual superpowers (i.e. those that can fly, spin webs, make things burn or freeze with their eyes etc...) It also helps when they have really good stories (see Spider Man), or really cool fight scenes (see Blade). Instead, The Punisher is more like Rambo with better reasons for killing all the bad guys:1. They brutally slaughtered his entire family2. The presence of the ever-annoying, hammed-up John Travolta. To banish all memory of the equally mediocre 1990 Dolph Lundgren version. The 2004 version of does admittedly possess remarkably higher production values, a decent action sequence or two, and some fantastically cheesy one-liners that almost make it a decent hangover movie. Until, that is, one realizes that the protagonist's credo/rationale for killing/punishment (not vengeance because that’s an emotional response) may have been co-opted by a certain administration...but, hell, just like the Punisher, we all know that certain types of bad guys require payback that’s a little bit beyond the law. Check the obituaries.

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Leaving Metropolis

Cast: Troy Ruptash, Vince Corazza, Lynda Boyd, Cherilee Taylor, Thom Allison

Two hot-bodied hunks dominate this Canadian gay drama about an artist who falls in love with a married "straight" guy.

This independent Canadian drama from Brad Fraser, the writer of Love and Human Remains focuses on David, a controversial gay painter in the remote Canadian province of Manitoba. His financial success has brought him fame, money and a dull life. He basically hangs out with Kryla, a straight woman and Shannon, an HIV positive trans woman who is also his roommate. To get some inspiration, he takes a job as a waiter at a small café run by a married couple, Matt and Violet. The last thing he expects to do is fall in love with Matt, but that's just what happens. David starts painting again -- homages to Matt, his new love wreaking havoc on the marriage and on David.
While Leaving Metropolis feels like an old-style "gay movie" -- poor writing and stilted characters, it does have something to recommend. There are several fairly intense sex scenes, both straight and gay and these two guys aren't shy about showing us their bodies. No full-frontal nude shots, but plenty of underwear and chest showing and these two boys have a lot to look at. After some research we learned that the film is based on Fraser's stage play Poor Super Man which had a whole different premise to it. The play emphasized David's personal feelings toward the comic book hero Superman and how he was just as perfect as his hero. Of course, what the play was showing was that no one is perfect. Unfortunately that storyline has been trimmed down in the film, rendering it unintelligible. Don't expect anything earth-shattering here, just a simple gay melodrama with some sweet skin.

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Chris & Don - A Love Story

Director: Guido Santi, Tina Mascara



Subject: Christopher Isherwood, Don Bachardy





Here is the essential story of a love between creative geniuses Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy. Ripe with history and romance, Chris & Don resonates with the heart.



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Certainly one of the most moving gay documentaries ever



Christopher Isherwood was one of the pioneers of gay literature; this is his story.



A rare breed, Chris & Don is a romantic documentary film that reeks of love.



Before gay marriage was even dreamed of, portraitist Don Bachardy fell in love with author Christopher Isherwood. Their legendary relationship began on the beach at Malibu in 1956 and continued until Isherwood's death in 1986. Beautifully executed and movingly told, Chris & Don is one the greatest gay romances ever, and it's a documentary!
Writer Christopher Isherwood was born near Manchester, England in 1904. After college, he headed straight into a writing career. He moved to Berlin in 1929 to be with his friend W.H. Auden. Falling in love with the place and pretty boys he stayed there until the Nazis started to make things uncomfortable for gay men. His experiences in Berlin were later distilled into his "Berlin Stories" which was adapted for film as Cabaret. In 1939 Isherwood and Auden fled Germany and came to the U.S. They moved to California where they discovered Eastern religions and even more sexy boys. It was not until 1956 when this fabled gay love story begins. Brought to life by a multi-media treasure trove, the story of Chris & Don will grip you to the end. The film features lots of interview footage with Bachardy as well as archival footage, rare home movies (with glimpses of friends W.H. Auden, Igor Stravinsky and Tennessee Williams), reenactments, and, most sweetly, whimsical animations based on the cat-and-horse cartoons the pair used in their personal correspondence. Theirs is a love story that needs to be seen.

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Coffee Date

Cast: Jonathan Bray, Wilson Cruz, Jonathan Silverman, Deborah Gibson, Jason Stuart, Sally Kirkland, Elaine Hendrix, Leigh Taylor-Young

What if your good-for-nothing brother set you up on a hot date and got the gender wrong…or did he? Todd (Jonathan Bray), a straight guy, goes to work every day and then comes home with nary a date on the horizon. That is, until his goofy brother, Barry (Jonathan Silverman), sets him up on his very first internet get-together, a coffee date with a hottie named Kelly. Todd gets to the café and the only unattached person there is a gay guy...guess what: his name is Kelly (Wilson Cruz of "My So-Called Life" and "Noah's Arc"). After a brief, clumsy realization that a straight guy has been set up with a gay guy, the two men hit it off as friends. To get retaliation against his brother, Todd and Kelly head back to the house and hold hands in front of the mystified brother. Their joke works as Barry summons Mom (Sally Kirkland) in for the new family crisis. Mom decides that she loves her gay son and joins PFLAG. Most amused is Todd's gay co-worker Clayton (out comedian/actor Jason Stuart) who's fianlly got his evidence that Todd is officially gay. As word spreads that he is "openly gay" and has a nice gay lover, the situation spins hilariously out of control and nothing Todd says can convince people otherwise. Yet he prefers his new best friend Kelly's company; maybe he is gay after all?

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Naked Fame

Cast: Colton Ford, Blake Harper, Bruce Vilanch, Chi Chi LaRue, Lonnie Gordon, Pepper Mashay

Facing forty, porn star Colton Ford decides to leave the industry and return to his true calling — a singing career. He’s definitely got the voice, but will his "overexposed" past be the hook that gets him noticed or the hook that yanks him off stage? Naked Fame follows Colton and his loving life-partner, the porn mega-star Blake Harper, as they try to ease their way back into the mainstream. There’s plenty of salacious "life of a porn star" footage and terrific interviews with Chi Chi LaRue, Bruce Vilanch, dance club divas like Pepper Mashay and Lonnie Gordon, and the two most supportive parents you’ll ever meet. But underlying it all is a harrowing Faustian tale of Colton turning his career — and his soul — over to a sleazy ex-porn star/pseudo-record producer who uses them to feed his insatiable ego. Watching Colton, with Blake’s teeth-baring help, escape from this muscle-bound Mephistopheles is the most satisfying part of this captivating documentary. Ultimately, Naked Fame is a story about a man who loves his art and loves his mate, and does the best he can to honor them both. And really, who can’t relate to that?

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Slumdog Millionaire

Wow! What a GREAT Film! Most movies I can't sit all the way through, but this one is captivating. Not a dull moment anywhere, and never know what will happen in the next moment. Definately a keeper! C.





Cast: Dev Patel, Freida Pinto, Madhur Mitchell, Anil Kapoor, Irrfan Khan





A poor boy finds himself climbing the ladder of India's "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire." But when the taping of the show ends, he's accused of cheating, because he couldn't possibly be that smart... could he? He's not there for the money anyway; he's there to prove himself in the eyes of a friend who watches the show religiously. Everyone seems to love this film!




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Fight Club

Cast: Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, Helena Bonham Carter, Meat Loaf, Jared Leto

A smart and sexy adrenaline rush, the subversive Fight Club bids farewell to the old millennium and greets the new as it tears apart the mores and morals of the great, late 20th century. Seven director Fincher brings the same kind of gut-level tension that distinguished that film to this nihilistic tale of white, disenfranchised blue-collar men who find emotional release in nightly bareknuckle fighting -- but only in the form of a vibrant, hyperventilating black comedy. Norton is the Narrator, an angst-ridden businessman whose life dramatically changes when he meets the mysterious Tyler Durden (Pitt). Together they start Fight Club, a movement that catches on like wildfire. Violent and vibrant, the film is a ravaging attack on consumerism and a bloody exercise in machismo, as members beat each other senseless in superbly choreographed fight scenes. But this is a film where not everything is as it appears, and Fincher takes delight in confounding and provoking. Norton and Pitt are excellent, each submerging themselves into their roles with bravado and verve.

FAVORITE LINE "The first rule of Fight Club is - you do not talk about Fight Club. The second rule of Fight Club is - you do not talk about Fight Club." -- Brad Pitt as Tyler Durden.

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Love Life

Cast: Stephanie Kirchen, Stephen D. Gill, Keith A. Bearden, Jill Cozine, Ronnie Kerr

Artfully told, Damion Dietz’s first drama is the erotic story of a married couple where both the husband and wife have outside gay relationships.

Crisply told and packing an emotional punch, Damion Dietz's latest film tells the story of a couple in an unhappy marriage of convenience. Joe was a pro-baseball player with a hankering for men, but needed a beard. His lesbian wife Mary needed a husband to access a trust fund – they had a match made in heaven. With equal time given to both the male/male and female/female relationships, Love Life is a most unusual and captivating film. Everything is hunky-dory with their arrangement. Joe hooks up with a man in a car, apparently one in a long run of casual encounters. The less complicated the sex, the happier Joe is. He needs to hide in his closet. Mary gets a visit from her college roommate who turns out to also be a former lover. Joe and Mary’s relationship only becomes compromised when Joe and his landscaper land up in bed together while Mary ends up with her college girlfriend. What’s next for this not-so-happy queerly married couple?

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