This week’s home video release slate includes a mix of genres. We’ve got action and adventure, family fare, some TV hits, and much more, so read on!
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Live theatre offers something for everyone as every genre is represented. In the future, I will be touching on superheroes, Disney, horror and much much more. #broadway #lacageaufolles #funhome #falsettos #takemeout
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Well, after we had no column last week due to the Memorial Day holiday in the US and a few other logistical reasons, we’re back this week with a vengeance. It’s a super-sized week with box office hits, catalog classics, pioneering anime, and more! Dig in!
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Gay detective fiction isn’t new, but few break out into mainstream media. #richardstevenson #chadallen #donstrachey #gay #gaymystery
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Hellbent
A well acted and directed gay horror flick that helped create a new genre of films, “quere horror”. #querehorror #hellbent #gaypridemovie
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There are plenty of new releases out this week, but let’s be honest, most people are going to be the most excited about the home video release of a certain Dark Knight. There are a few other offerings as well, so read on to see what’s on shelves this week!
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Taken on its own merit and not comparing it to the original, it isn’t a bad movie.#firestarter #stephenking #johncarpenter
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There are some interesting releases this week, including an award-nominee, a sci-fi thriller, some great catalogue titles, and more. Take a look at what’s on shelves this week!
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“The Lost City” was just average but had elements where it lifted slightly at above average. The actors had a lot of fun with their roles, and it’s definitely a fun one to watch once, but don’t be surprised if you find yourself not wanting to watch it again anytime soon.
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