Here’s what Ariztical Entertainment has to say about The House of Adam … “Intense, emotional and evoking a riveting supernatural edge, this tale revolves around “Adam” (Jared Caldwell), a kind-hearted recluse living in a serene small town, who is brutally murdered by a trio of young religious fanatics. Adam’s closeted lover Anthony (John Shaw), a Police Detective, is forced to live with the guilt and sorrow of having kept their relationship hidden from view while living in their cozy but isolated cabin.

Ironically, Anthony eventually becomes victim of his own double-sided values as he is placed in charge of unraveling the murder and unearthing the body of his former  Read the rest of this review »

A sexy and marvelous French film about a French/Arab gay man Felix who sets off on a journey in search of family with a backpack and a rainbow kite. FABULOUS! A very well done flick. Drama! Comedy! Plus Felix is gorgeous. I wish more gay filmed were filmed with this level of production and acting skills. Ooo-La-La! I think I’ll go watch it again! C’mon baby! Take that shirt of for l’il ol’ me one more time!

An extremely entertaining and sensual gay road movie. Felix (Sami Bouajila) is a gentle, carefree French-Arab living in Normandy with his lover, who, after finding himself suddenly unemployed, decides to Read the rest of this review »

Now Dah-lings, could we go back to school and do this over again? The writer needs help, the actors most assuredly need help. Can ah say FLAT? How ’bout UNTRAINED? They’ve all come from the Bob Hope school of acting … reading off of cue cards. This is assuming they’ve acted before. However, despite the failures ah feel there are some truly heart-wrenching moments that make it a worthwhile watch as teenage boys discover their feelings for each other, only to be found out by their families. The exposed relationship leads to finding out one Read the rest of this review »

It is often misunderstood that lesbian films must be serious in nature. This theory does not hold true for the movie Bar Girls, a romantic- comedy film based on the lesbian life and culture. Bar Girls, which was released in the early 1990’s, has received much praise and acclaim from those that are lesbians as well as those that appreciate the lesbian lifestyle.

Bar Girls, which was created from a play by Lauran Hoffman, was brought to life on the silver screen from the stages in Los Angeles. Many of the characters that were in the Los Angeles play were also in the movie, as well as a special cameo Read the rest of this review »

A bathhouse is a place where we fabulous gay men go to relax, strip off our clothes and enjoy each other’s intimate company. This “Bathhouse” takes you into this world of towel clad men, back room sex and the search for that ever elusive perfect boyfriend.

One night while at the baths, young campus nerd Rico (Ray An Dulay) meets heartthrob Cris (Jet Alcantara), the chemistry between them is immediately hot and intense. Once that fire cools Rico thinks he has found the ideal Read the rest of this review »

Refreshing! Burst the post-Almodovar gay-ghetto movie bubble with unflinching honesty.
- Village Voice

An amusing and touching film about reinterpreting the idea of “family,” Bear Cub tells the engaging story of Pedro (José Luis García-Pérez), an attractive gay dentist living an active single life in Madrid. He offers to take care of his adorable 9-year-old nephew Bernardo (the remarkable David Castillo) for two weeks while the child’s mother travels abroad with her Read the rest of this review »

Broken Hearts Club is a witty and entertaining comedy about a group of West Hollywood gay boys - their lives and loves and damned if Ta can find anything about this to trash. Ah’m flummoxed. Ah thought for sure ah’d have some juice with Dean Cain on board, but he actually does a good job.

In his feature film debut, openly gay writer/director Greg Berlanti oh how ah love that may-un! - has crafted a funny, touching slice-of-life portrait on the lives and loves of a group of gay West Hollywood friends. The characters include Dennis (Timothy Olyphant), a promising photographer,  his housemate Cole (Dean Cain), a charming man-stealing actor; Benji (Zach Braff), a punkish gym Read the rest of this review »

The Journey of Jared Price is the familiar story of a young country boy who moves to the city to sow his wild oats is given a fresh spin in this well acted erotic drama. Blond and blue-eyed 20-year old Jared (Corey Spears a fellow blogger whom ah’ve been in love with since seeing this movie in the theatah!) arrives in LA fresh from Georgia (Mah home state!) and looking for adventure. He moves into a youth hostel and meets sexy gay boy Robert (Josh Jacobson). Robert falls for Jared, but Jared has not yet come to terms with his emerging homosexuality.

Jared gets a job caring for a lonely blind woman Read the rest of this review »

For the second installment of must see lesbian films, I have selected Bound. Bound has received much acclaim for its production and cast, as well as being a highly recognized lesbian film. A brilliant lesbian film, produced by the Wachowski brothers, Bound is a film that should be viewed by lesbians and lesbian-film lovers alike.

The premise of the film concentrates around Violet (played by Jennifer Tilly) and her rocky relationship with her husband, Caesar ( portrayed by Joe Pantoliano). A third element to the film is added when Corky Read the rest of this review »

Thank Gawd Ah was not wearing make-up layust night! Ah would hayuv made a big mess. The struggles we go through as we trah to balance our homosexuality with our beliefs … and our families … is the core of Latter Days.

Christian (Wesley A. Ramsey)[Ah thought it was a cute tongue-in-cheek name for this charactah.) is a handsome young man who flits from guy to guy without much of a thought in his pretty little head. All his co-workers at Lila’s restaurant expect only the latest bedroom report from him. So when his roommate Julie (Rebekah Jordan) discovers that the gorgeous group of young men next Read the rest of this review »