Neon-Tinted Horror ‘I Saw the TV Glow’ One of the Year’s Best
I Saw The TV Glow is one to sit with, maybe more literally than figuratively. In the two screenings of the film that I attended, when the credits...
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NewFest 2023: 4K Restoration Gives New Life to Queer Cinema Classic ‘Young Soul Rebels’
The African diaspora is vast and complex, touching nearly every pocket of the world. However, we share a commonality beyond a rainbow of skin tones....
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‘Sissy’ Has What It Takes To Become the Newest Slasher Franchise
Modern horror films can fall flat when they try to infuse pop culture sentiment into a terrifying flick. “Influencer horror films” is a new genre...
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HSFF22: ‘Too Rough’ Gracefully Portrays Trauma and Love
After a night of drinks and fun, Nick (Ruaridh Mollica) wakes up next to his boyfriend Charlie (Joshua Griffin). Frantic, he tries to conceal his...
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‘Coming Out with the Help of a Time Machine’ Is a Short Film with the Complexity of a Feature
Short films have the unique task of fitting a lot of story within a limited timeframe, and this is certainly true about Naman Gupta’s Coming Out With...
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Hulu’s Latest Romantic Comedy ‘Fire Island’ Fills In The Gaps Of The Genre
It’s high time audiences are flooded with queer romances that don’t make gender identity a plot point and Hulu’s latest queer-romedy Fire Island...
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A First-Look At Billy Porter’s Rom-Com ‘Anything’s Possible’
Prime Video recently dropped the trailer for Billy Porter’s directorial debut, Anything’s Possible. Eva Reign stars as Kelsa, a confident trans girl...
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Hulu’s ‘Crush’ Is A Welcome Addition To The Teen Rom-Com Genre
Paige is an artist with her sights set on the CalArts summer program, which will pretty much guarantee her admission into the school of her dreams....
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