Quite frankly. It seemed like an odd career move. Stephen Geoffreys, the spiky-haired young actor who was so memorable in films like Heaven Help Us and Fright Night began performing in X-rated Gay porn films in the late 1990s…
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Out now in a gorgeously restored Blu-ray from Rarovideo is the unforgettable 1978 Fernando Di Leo film To Be Twenty (Avere Vent’Anni). What can one say about this notorious and little-seen Italian exploitation movie of the 70s without ruining its…
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Bohemian Rhapsody was such a behemoth at the box office, it’s hardly surprising studios would greenlight another movie about a gay rocker- this summer it’s Elton John in Rocketman– hoping for another megahit. And I hear a Boy George…
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I remember hitchhiking to Connecticut to visit my father in the hospital. My mother had called to tell me that he was riddled with cancer. When I walked into his hospital room he looked up and sardonically said, “Well…
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Another incredible month of dazzlingly demented Blu-rays. From the long-awaited Blu-rays of Lost Highway and Hedwig And The Angry Inch. To Gaspar Noe’s disturbing Climax. Also fiendishly fun sci-fi classics and Universal horrors starring Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff…
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I used to make fun of people who collected Hummel figurines or limited edition coins from the Franklin Mint, but the other day while I was walking around my apartment it struck me that so many of my prize possessions-…
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I’ve been collecting offbeat movie star autobiographies for years, but I’ll never forget the day I finally got my hands the “Holy Grail” of these type of books- I Am Not Ashamed, the ramshackle personal account of Barbara Payton, a…
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Is there be anything worse than summer? Maybe life in prison. Or reliving one’s childhood. Or any movie starring Dustin Hoffman. It’s too goddamn hot. Everyone is slim and tan and wearing pastels that hurt the eye. About the only…
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A treasure-trove of trash and goodies this month on Blu-ray like the fabulously insane Boom!, The Alligator People and Can’t Stop The Music, to stunning film-noirs like This Gun For Hire and The Big Clock, the sensational Permanent Green Light,…
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Leave it to director Mary Harron to make a feminist film about Charles Manson and his scruffy desert group of followers and the grisly murders they committed that was the death knell for the 1960s hippie-movement. Harron unfolds the story…
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