Toon Talk: Hair Apparent

It only took 50 films , but Disney finally got around to their version of the classic Grimms’ fairy tale Rapunzel with their latest animate...

Reverend’s Reviews: A Movie Christmas to All!

The cavalcade of Yuletide-themed movies and TV shows seems to grow longer and denser with each passing year. When I was a kid, we only real...

Reverend's Reviews: Loves of a Fisherman

The gay romance Undertow (a.k.a. Contracorriente ), which won the World Cinema Audience Award at this year's Sundance Film Festival and...

From Our Family to Yours...

Happy Thanksgiving!

Reel Thoughts: Welcome to Burlesque

Are you ready for the gayest film of the year? Burlesque knocks Sex and the City 2 off the pedestal with its campy dialogue, fierce music...

Reverend’s Preview: Cher, Back on the Big Screen

It’s hard to believe Oscar-winning actress/singer Cher hasn’t had a major role in a motion picture since Tea with Mussolini 11 years ago. ...

Reel Thoughts: Runaway Train

How exciting can a film be about a runaway train with no engineer on board? You’ll be pleasantly surprised by Tony Scott’s new film, Unstopp...

The Actor Factor: The Cilantro of Sitcoms

I have never understood America's love of cilantro. To me, it tastes like stale sprigs of mint mixed with a batch of lye soap that Grann...

Reverend's Report: AFI Fest 2010

By the closing night of Los Angeles's AFI Film Festival November 11, oddball filmmaker and Guest Artistic Director David Lynch ( Eraser...

Toon Talk: Bah Humbug

Like Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes and William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Charles Dickens’ Ebenezer Scrooge is one character from clas...

Reverend's Reviews: Heresy & Orthodoxy

Have you ever been so frustrated by a movie that you've actually yelled at the screen? Perhaps only we critics are prone to such behavi...

Reverend's Interview: Going "All American" in 2011

It may be every gay man's dream job: photographing hot, nearly naked men for a living. Some of us can only dream it, while freelance ph...