Archive for category: Cinema

Unmasculine dystopia    (2011.06.14)

Never Let Me Go presents a dystopia bereft of male characteristics. I suspect this is our actual future

Andrew Haigh’s lack of generosity    (2011.05.26)

Andrew Haigh can afford to be generous. Instead he went for cruel and snide

Recognizable addition to the Cinema of Recognition    (2011.05.25)

Gay cinema is a Cinema of Recognition, of which Weekend is the latest example (now updated, then updated again with the shiv Andrew Haigh stuck in)

Michael Showalter gay sex shocker    (2011.04.25)

Brent Bambury: “I think [Wet Hot American Summer] has the hottest gay sex scene in any American film I’ve ever seen.” Now, why? Let’s ask Michael Showalter

Faux fonts of ‘Funkytown’    (2011.03.15)

It’s Arial! Arial! Everywhere! in Steve Galluccio’s homage to disco Montreal, Funkytown

‘I was always sober enough to take in what was going on around me, unlike so many others in Montreal’    (2011.03.11)

Steve Galluccio remembers Montreal in the ’80s. I kind of do too

‘Since I’m very young, critics tend to think I’m not capable of having every idea myself’    (2011.02.28)

Xavier Dolan interviews Michael Musto – or is it vice-versa?

‘50 Essential Gay Films’ (sic)    (2011.02.27)

Let me save you the trouble of wading through Out’s list of “50 essential gay films,” half of whom are in dull groups of five anyway

In the question mark rests one’s fate    (2010.11.09)

“For Clayton—
Friend?”