Frank’s Film Review: Elle/Elle⭐⭐⭐⭐/5 Premiering on June 12, 2025, elle/elle is far more than just a short film. Directed by Kelley Kali and written by Shonnie Jackson, the 19-minute narrative brings to life a powerful and nuanced story rooted in truth, offering an uncompromising portrayal of self-discovery, resilience, and the complexities of love. At the heart of elle/elle is elle, portrayed by the luminous la … Continue reading Elle/Elle
by Frank Gaimari If you’ve seen Another Gay Movie, you’ve witnessed Jonah Blechman’s incredible talent. His portrayal of Nico is not just acting, it’s a masterclass in comedy. Nico is bold, outrageous, and delightfully over-the-top, yet Jonah’s performance brings an irresistible charm to the character. Every line, glance, and wild antic is delivered precisely, leaving you no choice but to laugh and fall in love … Continue reading Jonah Blechman: Comedic genius and Queer icon
by Frank Gaimari Todd Stephens is a trailblazer in queer cinema. Known for his influential films, he remains an unsung hero to many. This interview aims to change that, providing an opportunity to explore the visionary filmmaker and his incredible journey. As one of the first directors and producers to bring genuine LGBTQ+ stories to life on screen, Todd has played a key role in … Continue reading Todd Stephens: Trailblazer in LGBTQ+ cinema
by Frank Gaimari Richard Vyse is considered one of the most revered names in gay erotica. His art delves into profound themes of identity and sexuality, offering viewers a raw and mesmerizing perspective on intimacy. With a distinctive style that blends traditional painting techniques with contemporary overtones, Vyse’s works challenge societal norms and amplify masculinity. His unapologetic approach has solidified his status as an innovator … Continue reading Richard Vyse: A master of Gay erotica
by Frank Gaimari Louie Mandrapilias, born on December 20, 1956, in Shreveport, Louisiana, has established himself as a talented author and screenwriter. Now 68 and residing in Los Angeles, Louie captivates audiences with his compelling storytelling. Louie’s memoir, Flew Too High, is a testament to his remarkable life and narrative talent. Set against the vibrant and chaotic backdrop of 1970s New York, the book delves … Continue reading Sex, drugs, and Studio 54: Louie Mandrapilias reflects in “Flew Too High”
by Frank Gaimari Stephanie McVay is more than an actress—she’s an unexpected yet beloved maternal figure within the gay community. Her sincerity and side-splitting charm on-screen create something magical, making her a cherished figure in LGBTQ+ cinema. Born on November 8, 1954, Stephanie McVay is now 70 years old and continues to be a vibrant and versatile actress. Her career has showcased her remarkable talent … Continue reading Stephanie McVay: A cherished maternal figure in LGBTQ+ cinema
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