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Trailer Thursday: No Regret
This weeks Trailer Thursday is themed for the LGBT Blogathon hosted over at YAM Magazine. Leesong Hee-il’s No Regret (2006) is a rarity for Korean film in that it treats gay issues in a mature and...
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We’re here, It’s Queer Fear. Get Used to It.
Gay undertones have been present in horror since the inception of the art form. Look at The Phantom of the Opera. The guy wore a cape, was ridiculously vain and spent the whole movie chasing after a...
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Sunday Shorts: Two Spirit People
Two Spirit People is a 1991 documentary by Michel Beauchemin, Lory Levy and Gretchen Vogel. This short documentary presents an overview of Native American concepts of gender, sexuality, and sexual...
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Wild Zero: The Most Unlikely LGBT Friendly Film?
Or is it? When I first saw Wild Zero back in 2000/2001 (a bit hazy back then, considering college was a drunken escapade for myself and my friends), I went in already loving the band Guitar Wolf and...
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Looking for Langston [Review]
Looking for Langston is Isaac Julien’s 1989 short film which combines archival footage of the Harlem Renessanice with scripted fictional scenes. It celebrates freedom of black gay culture during the...
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