It’s that time again, folks. Marvel’s about to drop its next superhero flick, Thor: Ragnarok, the third solo outing for the hammer-wielding god of thunder. It won’t come as much of a surprise, but it’s
Boo! Oh no, you had a heart attack, didn’t you? We’re pretty hype-cited to rain down some terrifying terror in advance of Halloween next week. Many violent delights are at the movies this year, from
This week’s FutureFemme delivers a bevy of good news across the board: whole new television series, corporate ascendancies, and TARDIS takeovers. Despite scads of difficult news pouring out of Hollywood – scandals and fires and
We’ve had a stormy few weeks amid the ever-mounting allegations of sexual assault being levied against Harvey Weinstein – quite possibly the worst kept secret in Hollywood – and lackluster results facing the box office.
Title: Latter-Day Glory Funding goal: $15,000 Slated for filming: Principle photography completed; raising funds to complete the film Logline: Two gay ex-Mormons explore their past and discuss the growing number of Mormon LGBT suicides. Why you should support it:
120 Beats Per Minute Directed by: Robin Campillo Distributed by: The Orchard Synopsis: Early 1990s. With AIDS having already claimed countless lives for nearly ten years, Act Up-Paris activists multiply actions to fight general indifference. Nathan, a newcomer
Blockbuster films are missing the mark as of late, with Blade Runner 2049 having failed to meet expectations at the box office – despite strong advanced sales. Can some indie flare pick up the slack?
Whether already out in cinemas or slated for release in the coming months, autumn is shaping up to be a great season for LGBT films. The nights are drawing in and you’d like a film
BFI London Film Festival What: BFI is the UK’s leading and most prestigious film festival, representing one of the first opportunities for audiences – both the UK public and film industry professionals – to see the
The Emmys have once again come and gone. But this year’s event wasn’t without its fair share of surprises – and even a few record-setters. The Handmaid’s Tale scooped up the top drama award, beating out
