All posts by André Hereford
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Sampson McCormick stirs up uneasy conversations in gay rom-com ‘Love the One You’re With’
McCormick's film explores specific nuances of dating and relationships in the Black gay community
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Round House’s ‘The Catastrophist’ is a timely exploration of predicting pandemics and facing mortality
William DeMeritt tapped into the brain of one of the world's leading virologists in order to play "The Catastrophist"
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Supernova review: Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci shine in restrained gay drama
Harry Macqueen’s "Supernova" depicts a gay married couple’s struggle with illness and mortality.
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HBO’s ‘The Lady and the Dale’ follows the rise and fall of a trans maverick and outlaw
Zackary Drucker promises amazing twists and turns in the incredible true story of Geraldine Elizabeth Carmichael
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‘The Little Things’ review: Denzel Washington elevates uneven crime thriller
"The Little Things" is an intriguing riddle wrapped in a mystery, wrapped up with a ridiculous ending
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‘WandaVision’ review: Marvel traps both heroes and viewers in a mundane sitcom fantasy
You'll have to wade through a middling '60s sitcom to see what's really going down on Marvel's unconventional "WandaVision"
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Mike Mosallam made a perfect match for his delicious gay rom-com ‘Breaking Fast’
Mosallam's sweet love story tackles faith, food, and witty comedy
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Unconcerned about COVID? Virus could potentially ‘infect penis for life’
As vaccines gradually deliver the world from COVID-19, what awaits us on the other side of the curve?
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‘Promising Young Woman’ review: Carey Mulligan stuns as doom-seeking vigilante
Nice guys are no match for this Promising Young Woman, a femme fatale hellbent on justice
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2020 Vision: The 10 Best Films of the Year
From a soulful encounter with a cow to a woman on a vigilante mission, here are the best films of 2020.
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Jane Badler refused to let ANTIBOY die with her son
After Harry Hains died before releasing his debut album as ANTIBOY, his mother stepped in to complete his vision.
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Review: Wonder Woman 1984 is a colorful, lightly comic sequel
"Wonder Woman 1984" takes a bold chance by easing up on the action to tell a superhero story with a point.
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The Prom’s Ariana DeBose and Jo Ellen Pellman celebrate being queer on-screen and off
Pellman and DeBose star as queer teens whose secret love sparks controversy and choruses in Netflix's The Prom
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Soul review: Pixar’s latest is daring, masterful, and brilliantly simple
The latest tour de force from Pixar, "Soul" is a bold, conceptual jaunt across the astral plane
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Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom review: A fitting finale for Chadwick Boseman
Netflix's lean, loose film captures the collision of two incredible talents running at full steam.
