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MTV's 'Teen Wolf' is Coming Back with a Sequel Movie, Series
It must be a full moon because MTV's "Teen Wolf" is returning with a movie sequel and a new series.
Filmmaker Revisits Case that Challenged Her and Her 2 Moms
Ry Russo-Young knew she had a story worth hearing, but it was one she was struggling to tell.
Review: Musical 'Dear Evan Hansen' Treacly, Flawed, and Manipulative
The treacly film adaptation of the Broadway musical features a good cast and some good songs, but it's plagued by a problematic premise, manipulative writing, queerphobia, and ableism.
Casting Coups — Actors Who Successfully Transferred Iconic Roles from Stage to Screen
Ben Platt is getting considerable grief for taking the lead in "Dear Evan Hansen" where he plays the high school student he played on stage while in his late 20s. But other actors went from stage to screen with success.
Sarah Jessica Parker Addresses Death of Beloved Co-Star, Friend Willie Garson
Before Garson played Parker's best friend in Sex and the City," the two had a real-life friendship for more than 30 years.
Billy Eichner's 'Bros' Has All-LGBTQ Principal Cast
Billy Eichner's upcoming film "Bros" is set to make history, as it features an all-LGBTQ principal cast and will give LGBTQ representation a giant leap forward.
Review: Ennio Morricone's Score a Highlight of 'The French Conspiracy'
The suspense ratchets up just as Ennio Morricone's score kicks into high gear.
BENT LGBTQ Film Festival Announces 30th Anniversary
We are proud to announce the 30th anniversary of the BENT LGBTQ Film Festival.
Review: Ben Whishaw Gives a Tour de Force Performance in Director Aneil Karia's Stylish Thriller 'Surge'
Aneil Karia uses cinema verite elements to make this debut feature a sweaty, claustrophobic character study. Ben Whishaw's intense performance, is simultaneously revealing and enigmatic.
Review: Though An Intriguing Idea, 'The Guilty' is Bogged Down With Subplots
Based on a Danish thriller, "The Guilty" is an interesting idea, but gets too caught up in subplots to be truly effective.
A Blurred Movie Year Comes into Focus at New York Film Fest
A movie year of fits-and-starts, delays and reversals has sometimes been difficult to track. Knowing just where and how a new movie premieres has become a sport of its own.
Kevin Bacon Signs on to Out Screenwriter John Logan's 'LGBTQ+ Empowerment' Horror Project
Kevin Bacon has signed on to star in out screenwriter John Logan's new horror movie — an "LGBTQ+ empowerment" yarn set, with blood-curdling aptness, at a gay conversion camp.
Review: Off-The-Rails 'Skullduggery' Such Fun To Watch
A truly bizarre attempt to capitalize on the "Planet of the Apes" phenomenon, "Skullduggery" begins as a typical expedition film but then morphs into one of the strangest motion pictures of its time.
@ The 2021 New York Film Festival — Part One
One of the joys of the fall season is the Film Society of Lincoln Center's annual celebration of cinema, The New York Film Festival.
Watch: New Netflix Film Explores how Polish Authorities Tracked Gay Men in 80s
In the 1980s there was Polish serial killer targeting gay men and the anti-gay government saw an opportunity. Not so much to track down the killer, but to track down the LGBTQ population.
With 'The Eyes of Tammy Faye' in Theaters, Tammy Sue Bakker Opens Up About Her Mom
Tammy Sue Bakker was wary of a fictionalized film being made of her mom's controversial life. Then, Jessica Chastain reached out to her.
Review: Re-visit Madly Stylish 'Cruella' on 4K Ultra
Disney's most harrowing fashionista is coming home, and now everybody can get in on the story from the beginning in Disney's "Cruella," starring Emma Stone.
Review: 'Rififi In Paris' a Misbegotten Snore
Jean Gabin does his best, but even he can't salvage this mess.
Review: 'Invisible: Gay Women In Southern Music' Uncovers a Culture of Homophobia
Qill country music ever come out of the closet ?
Review: 'Sweetheart' is Sweet, Funny, and Familiar in All the Right Ways
A British queer film full of teen angst.
Review: Musical 'Dear Evan Hansen' Treacly, Flawed, and Manipulative
The treacly film adaptation of the Broadway musical features a good cast and some good songs, but it's plagued by a problematic premise, manipulative writing, queerphobia, and ableism.
Review: Ben Whishaw Gives a Tour de Force Performance in Director Aneil Karia's Stylish Thriller 'Surge'
Aneil Karia uses cinema verite elements to make this debut feature a sweaty, claustrophobic character study. Ben Whishaw's intense performance, is simultaneously revealing and enigmatic.