Ben Bauer receives the qFLIX 2020 XL Rising Star Award and answers the probing question of film critic Gary Kramer.
Companion (2025) redefines horror with a powerful queer love story at its heart. Lukas Gage and Harvey Guillén deliver emotional depth in a film that blends sci-fi, psychological terror, and groundbreaking LGBTQ+ representation. Don’t miss this must-watch thriller!
By now, unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, you’ve seen commercials on YouTube, read interviews on a variety of media, and maybe even seen the film Bros, a gay romantic comedy starring Billy Eichner and Luke Macfarlane. Universal Pictures has used its considerable clout to get Bros booked into multiplexes everywhere starting September 30. On an LGBT+ meter, it is a 10 out of 10, and a must-see.
Trans Day of Visibility: A Film By Daisy James and William Way LGBT Community Center, 2022
A new film All the Old Knives will be featured on Amazon Prime April 8. Having seen it earlier this week at a Philadelphia screening here is my review.
qFLIX Philadelphia 2022 has been rescheduled to June 19-26 @ the Suzanne Roberts Theatre. This will be an 8-day hybrid festival, with opening night dedicated to the celebration of Juneteenth, and the historical contributions of Black LGBTQ+ storytellers.
In No Time to Die, we have the usual 007 standbys. We have mystery, exotic locales, excellent cinematography, kick-ass editing, beautiful good people and twisted evil people. There are a few conspicuous changes.
A new short film inspired by True events called Parrot just released its trailer. It’s about a drag queen [played by Philly’s own Brittany Lynn] protects a child during a crisis as prejudices reach a breaking point.
Jump, Darling, is a 2021 film by Canadian director Phil Connell which was the opening night feature of qFlix Philadelphia on Sunday.
Two of the largest festival are going on at the same time to make the end of summer more fun! And as always, PhillyGayCalendar has all the tea!
With qFLIX Philadelphia 2021, just weeks away on Sept. 26 – Oct. 3, at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre & Virtual, it is time we all turn our attention to this all-important community festival that has grown to be the largest LGBTA+ arts and cultural festival between NYC and Miami.
By Michael Cook, Instinct Magazine Celebrity pop-ups at a drag show are commonplace during Pride month, but it’s rare that the star of one of
Miss Morgan and Dominque Lee interview Heavens 2 Betsy, Sasha Mala and Rupaul’s Drag Race’s Pandora Box.
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