Film
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‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ is a Solid Slice of Fan Service
Michael Keaton is in fine form in Tim Burton's "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," a morbid, fitfully funny feast for the eyes.
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‘Lover of Men’ Explores Lincoln’s (Possible) Gay Male Affairs
The documentary Lover of Men makes a compelling case that Abraham Lincoln really enjoyed the company of men.
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‘Blink Twice’ is a Lean, Mean Thriller (Review)
Debut filmmaker Zoë Kravitz serves up laughs and suspense in the blood-soaked, rich-folks-are-not-like-us thriller "Blink Twice."
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Elliot Page is Riveting in ‘Close to You’ (Review)
In "Close to You" Elliot Page masterfully plays a prodigal son returning home for the first time since he transitioned.
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Hunter Schafer on ‘Cuckoo’ and Queer Representation in Movies
Hunter Schafer talks about her alarmingly brutal new horror film "Cuckoo," as well as where she would eventually like to land in her career.
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A Teenager Wrestles Temptation in Gay Thriller ‘Ganymede’
A high school athlete is beset by secret crushes and anti-gay hysteria in the conversion therapy thriller "Ganymede."
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Jim Rash Was “In Heaven” Working with Scarlett Johansson
In "Fly Me to the Moon," Academy Award-winner Jim Rash plays a preening director and steals every scene he's in
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‘Twisters’ Offers Tempestuous Weather and Tepid Love (Review)
Glen Powell rides the whirlwind as the best thing in "Twisters," a storm-chasing sequel only mildly as thrilling as the original.
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‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ Delivers the Terror (Review)
Powered by an awards-worthy turn from Lupita Nyong'o, horror sequel "A Quiet Place: Day One" makes some impressive noise.
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‘Janet Planet’ is an Evocative and Heartfelt Wonder (Review)
"Janet Planet" captures the nuanced rhythms of everyday life through the eyes of a young girl in western Massachusetts.
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‘A Family Affair’ Fizzles Despite Star-Studded Cast (Review)
Zac Efron and Nicole Kidman are a match made in Never-Neverland in the bouncy but basic rom-com "A Family Affair."
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‘Thelma’: One Bad Grandmutha on a Mission (Review)
June Squibb is a feisty grandmother hunting the scam artists who robbed her in the satisfying caper-comedy "Thelma."
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The Montréal-Based ‘Solo’ Gives Good Drag (Review)
The Montréal set gay romantic drama "Solo" is a poignant -- if predictable -- tale of two performers in love.
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‘Backspot’ Leans into Laidback, Slice-of-Life Storytelling (Review)
The queer cheerleader drama "Backspot" nails the vibe of suburban teen life all too well with its low-stakes character study.
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Fast and ‘Furiosa’ (Review)
"Furiosa" supplies more high-octane Mad Max action, but can’t replicate the thrilling relentlessness of predecessor "Fury Road."
