TLA Releasing has brought together a great selection of Gallic gay short films for the DVD French Kisses, which is released in the UK on January 8th. We’ve teamed up with them to offer three copies in this competition.
Be seduced by the best gay stories France has to offer, in this exquisite collection of sexy shorts. From tales of teenage sexual awakening, to searing studies of complex adult relationships, these six films are both quintessentially French and undeniably Universal.
French Kisses includes Apollo, Herculaneum, The body of Angels, En Retour, Ruptures and Juliet Electrique. You can watch the trailer for the DVD here.
For your chance to win French Kisses on DVD, answer the question below and fill in your details, then press submit! The competition closes on January 21st, 2017, so get answering and good luck. [Read more…]
To celebrate the home entertainment release of LEATHERFACE, available now on digital download and on DVD from 8th January 2018, we have a DVD bundle up for grabs which includes Leatherface, The Blair Witch, Texas Chainsaw, Cage Dive, and The Autopsy of Jane Doe, courtesy of Lionsgate Home Entertainment!
Heartbreaking and violent in equal measure, Bad Day for the Cut is a powerhouse of a revenge story that wowed audiences and critics at the Belfast Film Festival, the Sundance Film Festival – the first feature length film from Northern Ireland to be presented there – and on its recent tour of Northern Ireland. Brutal and breathtaking, this is one tale of vengeance you don’t want to miss.
Despite the popularity of musicals among gay men, there aren’t actually that many successful stage musicals that cover gay issues – at least openly. However one that’s remained popular since it debuted in 2000 in Los Angeles is Bare: A Pop Opera. Since then it’s played Off-Broadway, in London, Sydney, Houston, Buenos Aires and many other places around the globe.
Helen Mirren may not have been cast in the female reboot of Ghostbusters, but that’s not going to stop her trying to bust some ghosts – and get historical while doing it. She’s starring in Winchester: The House That Ghosts Built, which has just dropped a new trailer.
Ridley Scott recently turned 80, but he’s showing no signs of slowing down. He released two movies in 2017 (Alien: Covenant and All The Money In The World), and now he’s lining up his next flick.
Juno, X-Men and Inception star Ellen Page is a married woman! The out and proud actress announced via social media that she’d tied the knot with her girlfriend – now wife – Emma Portner.
In the past few years many strange things have emerged from the Internet. One of those things is Slender Man, who started life as part of a creepypasta story in 2009, before growing and morphing as other people brought new attributes and ideas to the horror character. It’s also got a bit too close to real life on a few occassions, not least when 
Directed by Michael Winner and starring Charles Bronson, 1974’s Death Wish is one of the classic revenge thrillers, about a man who becomes a vigilante following the death of his wife. The movie spawned four sequels over the next 20 years.
Jason Blum and his Blumhouse Productions company has managed to almost monopolise popular horror with everything from Get Out and the Paranormal Activity series to Insidious and The Purge. The producer is hoping to add another hit to the list with Truth or Dare.
There’s currently a lot of speculation over whether the Oscars will shower praise on Call Me By Your Name or ignore it. Either way, it’s become one of the most praised and highest profile gay-themed releases of the past few years, and has certainly filled a lot of column inches.