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Category: Movies/TV Reviews

  • Nichelle Nichols is Still Hot

    Watching the Comedy Central Roast of William Shatner. Nichelle Nichols is still so beautiful and elegant. From Wikipedia: During the first year of the series, Nichols was tempted to leave the show as she felt her role lacked significance, but a conversation with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. changed her mind. Dr. King personally encouraged […]

  • Drunken Kelly Clarkson Lets Loose at Metal Skool Concert

    Kelly Clarkson. Heavy metal. Wild Turkey. ‘Sweet Child O’ Mine.’ What could possibly happen? It is great to see her let her hair down and harmonize with some real rockers. I’m sure the Idol wranglers are all upset about this.

  • Another Gay MOvie

    The good news about Another Gay Movie is it is much much better than you think it is going to be. Four guys graduate high school and decide that they have to lose their virginity before college – yes that virginity. Refreshing is the complete lack of weirdness about homosexual themes – a movie where […]

  • Gay Sex in the 1970s

    Add the suffix ‘in New York City’ and you’ll have it. This documentary takes a look at the period from the Stonewall uprising in 1969 to the first cases of AIDS being identified in 1981. If you ever though that New York had become a place with tons of drug-enhanced, anonymous, multiple-partner, public sex on […]

  • Guerilla: The Taking of Patty Hearst

    I remember my mom trying to explain to me once all the events of the Patty Hearst/SLA incident and I remember her being in Vanity Fair in the late 90s when the final four turned themselves in. I knew that she was rich and kidnapped and supposedly Stockholm Syndrome set in but I didn’t know […]

  • Feed (2005)

    I like movies that push limits. I especially like when movies push the limits without lots of violence onscreen plus they make us consider broader social implications. Movies that gross us out, yet challenge perceptions. Such is Feed. You may have heard of the real-life fetish of feeders and gainers – men who adore large […]

  • Running Scared (2006)

    I grabbed this film to help balance out our renting of Touch of Pink. Wasn’t sure what to expect. Paul Walker plays a low-on-the-rung mob guy that stashes guns used to do dirty business. When the next door neighbor’s kid gets a hold of one of the guns, all hell breaks loose. Very violent. Some […]

  • Hard Pill

    Finally. A well-acted, well-written, engaging, suspenseful, honest, intelligent and altogether fantastic film. For the gay men and women reading: If you could take a pill that made you straight, would you? Could you turn back years of family friction, workplace tension and social pressure? Would you opt to live a more ‘normal’ life? That is […]

  • Bravo TV's Workout

    Jocko linked this review of Bravo TV’s new show Workout. Ron and I watched the first episode but it seemed pretty boring and almost repellent. Beautiful whiny people whining about wanting to be more beautiful. There’s the annoying girl, the bitchy girl, the meathead, the other meathead the gay meathead, the super-aggressive lesbian boss and […]

  • The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green

    Mostly harmless. Based on a comic. Not as sexy as it could have been, not as funny as it think it is. Surely they could have found a make-up artist willing to work for almost nothing or intern for this movie. Instead we are treated to digital video shots of actors pimples, stretchmarks and other […]