You know what would be Kevin Smith’s biggest power move yet? He’s made a lot in his life and career. Like, a lot. But the biggest wouldn’t be going from … Continue reading Here’s the Punchline: A Queer Fan’s Hopes for the Jay and Silent Bob Reboot
There are communities on Twitter for almost any interest or hobby, and ‘Stan Twitter’ is a part of the site’s foundation. For every person tweeting pictures of their cat, there’s … Continue reading The Online World of Shipping, and How Gay Teens Are Curating Their Own Media
When the term “comfort show” is brought up in conversations about TV, what do you think of first? For many people, it’s situational comedies that are easily binge-able – shows … Continue reading Through David and Patrick, ‘Schitt’s Creek’ Imagines a Kinder Reality for LGBTQ+ Individuals
Watching Alton Meyers (Jaeden Lieberher) be introduced in Midnight Special was like being thrown back in time. We first see him cocooned in an old motel sheet; his hunched frame … Continue reading He’s Not Like Us: ‘Midnight Special’s Queer Otherness
On the surface, horror may seem like a simple genre; oozing straight-male energy where the only brains involved are dripping down a blood riddled wall. However, the loudest critics of … Continue reading Bears, Otters and Werewolves – Our Queer Love For Horror
Gentleman Jack is one of the most important shows on television right now. Sally Wainwright helms the new addition to BBC and HBO, which follows the historical figure Anne Lister … Continue reading ‘Gentleman Jack’ Season One: Anne Lister and Lesbian Visibility
In the past couple of years, we have been very lucky to be blessed with a number of great coming-of-age films. In 2016 we got The Edge of Seventeen, we … Continue reading ‘Booksmart’: Not Entirely By The Book
To begin with, I will admit, with a heavy heart: Life In The Doghouse is not an outstanding documentary. The film finds itself abiding to a generic documentary style that … Continue reading REVIEW: “A Subject Struck With Gold” – ‘Life In the Doghouse’ (2018)
I feel like a bad bi girl for saying this, but I’ve never watched Wynonna Earp. Even more criminal, I never watched Supergirl past season one, and I don’t plan … Continue reading Here We Go Again: Why I’m Sick of The Way Lesbian Relationships Are Portrayed on TV
Recently, I had the pleasure of watching the Tetsuya Nakashima film Kamikaze Girls for the first time. It’s a saturated wonderland of a film. It is as charming as it … Continue reading Are They or Aren’t They? A Call For Less “Coding” And More Explicitly LGBT Characters In Modern Film
I’m powerless over a lot of things. Things like my love for women, the way I am represented, and the fact it doesn’t rain as often as I’d like. I’m … Continue reading ‘Gia’: The Undone, The Divine, and Everything In Between
“Let’s make a pact that we will never be like any of them down there”. This article contains mild spoilers for Rafiki. There has been so much controversy surrounding the … Continue reading REVIEW: “A Testament To Hope” – Rafiki (2018)
