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LGBT Media Recommendations — eleanor sophie

Welcome back to Culture Mondays! It’s also now Pride Month, so I thought it would be nice to celebrate some LGBT+ content. So here’s a list with some music, some TV, some films and some books for you to sink your teeth into! via LGBT Media Recommendations — eleanor sophie

Hallmark Channel Gets Glowing Support From Viewers After Debuting Its First Same-Sex Weddi — nyob.news

Hallmark Channel debuted a new movie Saturday night, Wedding Every Weekend, which featured the first same-sex wedding in the network’s history. After the film aired, most viewers showed their love and support for Hallmark’s decision to embrace … via Hallmark Channel Gets Glowing Support From Viewers After Debuting Its First Same-Sex Weddi — nyob.news

LGBT TV PILOT 1st Scene Script Reading: Camouflage And Lipstick, by Lawrence Daly

A female impersonator must join the Army to care for his crazy, ailing, yet loving parents and to get the hell away from them. CAST LIST: Narrator: Allison Kampf Duane/Ted (M): Allan Michael Brunet Shane (M): Geoff Mays Erica/Susan (F): Elizabeth Rose Morriss — Producer/Director: Matthew Toffolo http://www.matthewtoffolo.com Festival Moderators: Matthew Toffolo, Rachel Elder Casting… Continue reading LGBT TV PILOT 1st Scene Script Reading: Camouflage And Lipstick, by Lawrence Daly

LGBT Best Scene Screenplay Reading: THE HOMESTUDY, by Derek Nicoletto

An insecure gay father turns dad-warrior when his husband’s affair with the married Mayor of NYC threatens to derail the adoption of their son. In his fight, he finds his voice, surprising allies and a new definition of “home.” CAST LIST: Narrator: Allison Kampf ERIC: Geoff Mays SAM: Sean Ballantyne ADMINISTATOR: Hannah Ehman — Producer/Director:… Continue reading LGBT Best Scene Screenplay Reading: THE HOMESTUDY, by Derek Nicoletto

REview: Tonight She Comes (2016) | What Starts As Homage Quickly Finds It’s Own Voice — SCREENPHILES

Matt Stuertz’s Tonight She Comes is a remarkable movie that to my reckoning feels like the sequel to The Evil Dead (1981) we should’ve got, yet somehow begins as a homage to It Follows (2014) and still manages to not only be cohesive, but it’s own thing. I did I mention that’s it’s gory, but […]… Continue reading REview: Tonight She Comes (2016) | What Starts As Homage Quickly Finds It’s Own Voice — SCREENPHILES

REview: American Horror Story: AHS1984, Season Nine (2019) | Writers Needed — SCREENPHILES

The first entry in the long-running American Horror Story franchise – it’s been on the air for nine years and apparently going strong – I saw was Murder House, and I hated it. It’s been awhile though what stuck with me was the trashiness of the whole enterprise, which is why it’s taken me nine […]… Continue reading REview: American Horror Story: AHS1984, Season Nine (2019) | Writers Needed — SCREENPHILES

REview: Sorry To Bother You (2018) | Biting Off More Than You Can Chew — SCREENPHILES

Boots Riley’s Sorry To Bother You is an ambitious movie, way more ambitions that anything a first-time director has any right to tackle (prior Riley co-directed a short with Chris Wroubel). Lakeith – or is that “LaKeith? – Stanfield (Knives Out) is Cassius Green, a guy who’s moving through life in a perpetual state of […]… Continue reading REview: Sorry To Bother You (2018) | Biting Off More Than You Can Chew — SCREENPHILES

REview: Dark Circles (2013) | A Surprisingly Effective Horror/Thriller — SCREENPHILES

It’s the best thing when you stumble upon a pleasant surprise where one wasn’t expected, which was how I felt about Paul Soter’s Dark Circles (currently streaming on Tubi). The movie is a horror/thriler about a couple (Johnathon Schaech and Pell James) who move to a new house in the country. Part of the reason […]… Continue reading REview: Dark Circles (2013) | A Surprisingly Effective Horror/Thriller — SCREENPHILES