All posts by André Hereford
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Vivian Kleiman’s ‘No Straight Lines’ Looks at the Underground Queer Comix Movement
Debuting on PBS, Vivian Kleiman's "No Straight Lines" casts a perceptive light on the rise of queer underground comix.
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‘The Celluloid Bordello’ Review: Hustlers & Harlots
"Celluloid Bordello" shrewdly probes cinema portrayals of sex work via classic film clips and commentary from actual sex workers
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‘Break Point’ Review: Court and Spark
Despite major blind spots, Netflix's pro tennis docuseries Break Point engages, giving a candid look at players' lives on tour.
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The Kennedy Center’s American Opera Initiative Thinks Outside the Box
Silen Wellington and Walken Schweigert infused their queer-themed opera with melody, attitude, and magic.
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How Kyle Edward Ball Tapped into Nightmares for ‘Skinamarink’
Kyle Edward Ball's viral horror sensation 'Skinamarink' is getting a theatrical run for one week before streaming on Shudder.
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The Considerable Charisma of OnlyFans’ Diego Barros
In an exclusive interview, OnlyFans superstar Diego Barros talks about his career, his first MAL Weekend, and his...endowment.
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‘Broadway Rising’ Review: Showstopper
'Broadway Rising' offers a comprehensive chronicle of a community knocked down by COVID and then rising resiliently to its feet.
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‘The Pale Blue Eye’ Review: Pale Imitation
Come for the great cast but don't expect great thrills with this turbid adaptation of Louis Bayard's 'The Pale Blue Eye.'
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The 10 Best Movies of 2022
The best films of 2022 forged boldly into darkness to illuminate the inner lives of heroes, villains, and some notable donkeys.
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‘Which Way to the Stage’ Review: Wicked Ways
A comic love letter to theater fans, 'Which Way to the Stage' hits its marks with affection and pinpoint accuracy.
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The Lushly Sensual, Homoerotic Universe of SCUD
The controversial queer film auteur SCUD reveals whether he'll really call it quits after his latest erotic feature "Apostles."
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Playwright Samuel Hunter Poured His Personal Pain Into ‘The Whale’
Playwright Samuel D. Hunter poured his personal pain into the role now earning Brendan Fraser the ovations of his career.
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‘I Wanna Dance With Somebody’ Review: The Whitney Museum
High-grade showbiz cheese, "Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody" genuinely entertains but feels only faintly authentic
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For ‘Babylon,’ Damien Chazelle Wanted ‘A Party to Defy All Expectations’
Oscar-winner Damien Chazelle breaks down the backstory behind the fabulous excess in his Hollywood epic, 'Babylon.'
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‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ Review: Water Weight
A gorgeous template for a virtual tourist experience, 'Avatar: The Way of Water' is less compelling as a sci-fi adventure.
