Reel Thoughts Interview: Dan's New "Castle"

I recently had the opportunity to chat with director Dan Castle about his "gay Aussie surf movie", Newcastle , scheduled to scree...

Reel Thoughts: I Do, I Do

Not to be confused with “jumping the shark,” that indelible moment when a TV show goes horribly and irrevocably wrong, “jumping the broom” r...

Reverend’s Reviews: Nothing's Impossible ...

... Yentl is finally on DVD! Giving in to fan demand that has existed basically since the advent of DVDs, Barbra Streisand has finally rel...

Jude Looks Like a Lady

Here's a first look at Jude Law as Minx, a transgender supermodel, in Sally Potter's Rage , set to premiere at the Berlin Film Fest...

Reverend’s Reviews: Serbis With a Smile

Serbis ( Service in English) is set in a dilapidated movie theatre in Manila. The former movie palace, which now shows dated adult films, ...

Reverend’s Reviews: Hot DVDs for a Cold Winter Night

As temperatures typically hit their lowest in many parts of the country and the amorous spirit of Valentine’s Day permeates the air, Februar...

Awards Watch: GLAAD Tidings 2008

The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) announced the nominees for their 20th Annual GLAAD Media Awards today. The film ...

Reel Thoughts: High School Confidential

One of the many pleasures of watching a foreign film is the utterly alien way they tell a story. The language isn’t even an obstacle when th...

Dearie Awards 2008: Movie of the Year - MILK

This past election year, it was the best of times, it was the worst of times, and Gus Van Sant’s Milk caught that dichotomy perfectly. Mil...

The Latest on DVD: Mommie Queerest

After the groundbreaking Swoon , it took director Tom Kalin awhile to make another movie, yet his Savage Grace is just as controversial as ...

The Latest on DVD: Sequel Showdown

Two of this summer's sequels — The Dark Knight and Another Gay Sequel: Gays Gone Wild — are hitting DVD today. And while they don't ...

Poster Post: Slash Art

Paul Morrison's Little Ashes , which tells the (slightly) fictionalized love story between famed artist Salvador Dalí and poet Federico ...

Reverend’s Reviews: Hello and Goodbye

Ciao , opening this weekend in limited release, is a quiet, affecting story of two men unexpectedly brought together by the sudden death of ...

Reel Thoughts: The Mayor of Castro Street

Harvey Milk was known as “the Mayor of Castro Street” long before he rose to prominence as the first openly gay politician in the US. Seein...

Reverend’s Reviews: Pour Yourself Some Milk

Allow me to cut to the chase: Milk (from Focus Features, opening in Los Angeles and New York City on November 26) is excellent, and timely....