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Taking a look at the world of film through gay eyes - news, reviews, trailers, gay film, queer cinema & more

The Men Next Door (DVD)

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Luring you in with a concept that has only really been seen in soaps and mainly carried out as heterosexual storylines, The Men Next Door makes you feel as though you’re about to see something a little different in terms of gay cinema. However once the film begins it’s rather disappointing to find that it’s just another mound of clichés, stereotypes and unfunny comedy. [Read more…]

The Men Next Door (DVD) (US Release)

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It’s interesting that in the last few years a real gay movie ‘industry’ has sprung up, with its own actors and stars. Writer/director Rob Williams has previously made the gay-themed likes of 3-Day Weekend, Make The Yuletide Gay and Role/Play, and now he’s back with The Men Next Door. To help him he’s pulled together a cast who’ve been seen in various other gay movies, such as Benjamin Lutz (The Love Patient, Bite Marks), Mark Cirillo (The Seminarian), Christopher Schram (Requited) and Ronnie Kroell (Eating Out: Drama Camp, Into The Lion’s Den), along with some others who are newer to the LGBT flick game. [Read more…]

Cast Announced For Gay Comedy The Men Next Door

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Guest House Films today announced the casting of the three lead actors for its upcoming feature film, The Men Next Door – Eric Dean (Nine Lives,George’s Intervention), Michael Nicklin (The George & Alana Show) and Benjamin Lutz (Bite Marks, The Love Patient).

In the fast-paced feature comedy, Dean will star as Doug, a 40-year-old gay man who finds himself dating two very different men – 50-year-old Jacob (played by Nicklin) and 30-year-old Colton (played by Lutz). What Doug doesn’t learn right away is that the two equally lovable men are, in fact, father and son.

“I cannot wait to get on set with these three actors – individually, they are each extremely talented and charismatic, but when we put them together during the audition process, we immediately saw something special that should translate into amazing on-screen chemistry,” said Rob Williams, writer and director of The Men Next Door.

Principal photography on The Men Next Door, which will be produced by Rodney Johnson and Williams, is expected to begin in May, and will be distributed by Guest House Films after a film festival run.

Anyone interested in supporting The Men Next Door is encouraged to visit the film’s IndieGoGo campaign page at www.indiegogo.com/themennextdoor. For more information on Guest House Films and The Men Next Door, visit www.guesthousefilms.com or www.facebook.com/guesthousefilms, or follow Guest House Films on Twitter (@guesthousefilms).

 

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