Finally, a James Bond movie made for Marcus’ eyes only and no one else’s.
Kneel Before VOD: January 7th
The Art of Self-Defense, City of God, and more are now available on VOD!
For Fresh Eyes Only: Moonraker (1979)
You can’t keep a good secret agent-watcher down; the column covering 007 returns!
On Screen Projection: Nine to Five (1980)
With the release of Bombshell, another film featuring female leads, also centered around workplace harassment, is highlighted.
Blood Lust: Adolescent Sexuality and Personal Conflict in The Lost Boys (1987)
A look at the queer subtext, both positive and negative, of THE LOST BOYS
Reel Pride: Carol (2015)
Manish looks at the quietly subversive style and themes of Todd Haynes’ romantic drama.
Late Fees: Mausoleum (1982)
Turn on some evil green ambient light and tune into this demon-possession roller coaster.
Reel Pride: Something for Everyone (1970)
Looking at the dark comedy and how it handles the “duplicitous bisexual” trope.
Kneel Before VOD: November 25th
The Kid Who Would Be King, The Game, and more, are now available on VOD!
Reel Pride: The Handmaiden (2016)
How the film, directed by a straight man, handles the sexual relationship at the heart of the queer thriller.
Kneel Before VOD: November 6th
Forbidden Planet, The Adventures of Tintin, Blindspotting, and more are now streaming!
Reel Pride: The Wizard Of Oz (1939)
Manish examines a queer classic (THE WIZARD OF OZ) starring the beloved icon, Judy Garland!
On Screen Projection: Terms of Endearment (1983)
David looks at imperfect mother-daughter relationships in the classic family drama.
Reel Pride: Pepi, Luci, Bom (1980)
Pedro Almodóvar has been a provocateur since the beginning, as his film debut proves.
Kneel Before VOD: October 3rd
The Candyman, Blade, One Cut of the Dead, and more, are now available on VOD.
Reel Pride: Pride (2014)
Manish highlights the 2014 true story film.
Kneel Before VOD: September 18th
Tigers Are Not Afraid, Haunt, and more, are now available on demand!
Reel Pride: Rebel Without a Cause (1955)
Interpreting the landmark James Dean film through a queer lens.
Kneel Before VOD: September 3rd
Mortal Engines, A Simple Favor, and more, are now streaming!
Late Fees: The Bad and the Beautiful (1952)
One of the best films about filmmaking? You be the judge!