The Cinesexuals

With Stranger Things star Dacre Montgomery in the lead, Samuel Van Grinsven’s Went Up the Hill is an eerie tale of control, family history and the past that won’t stay buried. Samuel and Dacre cha…

Diane Keaton, star of gay cult classic The First Wives Club, only learned that she was a gay icon a few years ago.

Conrad Ricamora has had one of those years—the kind that makes you wonder if the man’s secretly operating in a different time zone. From a Tony nomination for

You're not going to want to miss these intergenerational love stories!

"Looking back, it was so gay. It was amazing....all I can say was, we were all incredibly naive. Or, all incredibly latently gay. I'm not sure which."

The horror icon dissects Freddy Krueger’s sexual fluidity and recalls on-set conversations about turning up the film’s homoeroticism.

Nhut Le is playing Judomaster on Peacemaker, and he's having a great time doing it.

Charlie Hunnam plays Ed Gein in Netflix’s new true crime series, but it was the late acting icon Anthony Perkins who played the original Psycho.

Growing up gender nonconforming in a world that stayed silent — and what today’s kids are being told instead.

“Leather gays are scary,” he said, “but I have a little bit of experience from that world and I know that’s not the truthful depiction.”

A new video essay does a deep dive on the queer themes of A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge, 40 years after its release.

David Secter's influential "Winter Kept Us Warm" screens Sept. 29 at the Paradise Theatre.

Pee-Wee’s queerness is looked upon kindly, and played with openly. It’s lovely in a vacuum, and uncomfortable when paired in stark contrast to Reubens’ lived reality.

Actor Tuc Watkins on his new role in indie film Exit Interviews, how gay roles have changed, and his romance with Andrew Rannells.

Todd Haynes’ Carol is being celebrated as a queer classic, but what does the term “queer cinema” mean today?

In this episode of the No Film School Podcast, GG Hawkins sits down with Carmen Emmi (director, writer) and Erik Vogt-Nilsen (editor) of Plainclothes, a striking debut feature that blends the aching vulnerability of first love with the sharp tension of queer identity under surveillance.

A quiet yet powerful look at gay life, endurance, and social barriers in rural India, Sabar Bonda breaks a fresh new ground for queer cinema in India.

From Cabaret to Touki Bouki, here are 10 more great films that deal with queer themes.

Inspired by Todd Haynes’ Carol, explore our potted history of great films that depict gay lives on screen.

“The Compatriots” is an affable comedy, written and directed by Spencer Cohen, about a serious subject. Closeted high school student Javi (Rafael Silva) is

In the fall of 1985, two pioneering films offered radically different portrayals of AIDS – one intimate and confrontational, the other more cautious and network-friendly.

Paul Reubens, subject of a new HBO documentary, 'Pee-wee as Himself', was in the closet — but his famous character wasn't. Why a gay man felt at home watching Reubens' '80s TV show, 'Pee-wee's Playhouse'.

Gay Torrents Live Free !

On the tenth anniversary of experimental queer durational film The Royal Road, director and celebrated queer film curator Jenni Olson chats with Eliot Dunn about the film’s reimagination of nostalgia, the importance of embracing our vulnerability, and the state of queer filmmaking.

Rerelease of funny-sad tale of a laundry madeover by a young south Asian man and his love interest (Daniel Day-Lewis) is a unique subversion of 1980s UK politics

We meet the director and writer of the classic gay romance for tea, cake and bubbles to talk about the movie that changed cinema – and the lives of everyone involved