All posts by André Hereford
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Film Review: Black Widow
More a Marvel deep cut than an obvious play for the masses, Black Widow delivers action and acting that still rock.
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The Saint of Sin: Bruce LaBruce on ‘Saint-Narcisse’ and the value of shock
Bruce LaBruce has forged a film career out of shock value and taboo. His latest, "Saint-Narcisse," adds twins to the mix
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Film Review: Revisit ’80s gay culture with erotica classic “Equation to an Unknown”
Pioneering porn streamer PinkLabel.tv unearths another long-lost gem of '80s erotica, French classic "Equation to an Unknown."
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Film Review: “Summer of 85” unfurls a gay love story with sinister overtones
An idyllic gay summer romance turns sour in François Ozon's tempestuous ode to the "Summer of 85"
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Documentary “Mary J. Blige’s My Life” bares the powerful life story behind a career-defining album
Mary J. Blige bares the powerful life story behind a career-defining album in a new documentary on Amazon
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DC Theater Review: ‘The Last Five Years’ at Constellation Theatre
"The Last Five Years" melds the he-said-she-said romance into a heartfelt hybrid of stage and screen
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AFI DOCS Film Festival returns with a world-class slate of premieres
This year's festival offers a mix of virtual and in-person events and the world premiere of "Naomi Osaka"
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Film Review: The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard
It's a ridiculously small, small world in the busy action-comedy follow-up "The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard"
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Extreme Lengths explores intimacy through distance with intriguing outdoor performance ‘People Watching’
Audiences on a Navy Yard rooftop spy performances up to half a mile away in the intriguing, outdoors 'People Watching'
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Stephanie Beatriz brings queer representation to ‘In the Heights’ and bids farewell to ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’
In the Heights star Stephanie Beatriz tells us something we don’t know about the joys of disappearing into character.
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‘Sublet’ review: Gay drama struggles to make a connection
So subtle is the romantic feeling in the Tel Aviv-set gay drama "Sublet," that you might not feel a thing
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Love, Victor season 2 review: An engaging, soapy return for Hulu’s gay comedy-drama
"Love, Victor" leans into its teen soap tendencies, while still diving deeper into a nuanced tale of queer acceptance
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Brandon Kyle Goodman wants Black Queer folx to feel ‘seen and validated’ with The Latrell Show
Goodman relays the emotional highs and lows of the past crazy year through the incisive comedy of "The Latrell Show."
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TV Review: Netflix’s ‘Feel Good’ delivers a satisfying, three-dimensionally queer relationship
"Feel Good" takes its final bow with a powerful season two of the topsy-turvy love story of George and Mae
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Road Head review: Sharp, witty gay horror with a gruesome climax
Deadpan gay horror-comedy "Road Head" is, somewhat surprisingly, the right amount of racy, silly, and scary
