When you are an HIV-infected person, seeking love may feel frightening and may also make you feel inferior, but you can believe that even if you are HIV positive, you can still have love and meet your “soulmate.” Through treatment, you can live a long and normal life while protecting your partner. The following 10…

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is a virus that can severely weaken the human immune system. In the late stage of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) infection, the patient’s immune system faces severe challenges. The HIV virus specifically attacks CD4 cells in the immune system, also known as T cells, which are a key line of defense…

Review of Harry Lighton’s film Pillion – a sentimental education with a stunning gay Alexander Skarsgård For his first feature film, director Harry Lighton hits hard with Pillion. The pitch is undeniably very appealing for any gay person as it announces the meeting of a shy young man who will experience his first great story…

Introduction “Azul de Niño (Spanish) [Blue for a Boy]” isn’t your average love triangle drama—it’s a raw, sometimes messy exploration of love, identity, and betrayal set against the sterile, humming backdrop of a hospital. Directed by Claudia Garibaldi, the film dives into the tangled relationships between Natalie, her husband Ernesto, and Daniel, a young man…

The nightmarish shadow cast over Los Angeles in the 1970s is chillingly brought to light in this three-part documentary series from Sundance, haunting viewers with stories that still gnaw at the edges of the soul. Each episode, roughly 45 minutes long, peels back layers of panic and dread stirred up by a series of brutal…

This movie, part of a trilogy (one I’ve already reviewed on my blog), delves into the complexities of modern relationships, especially in the age of dating apps. It focuses on two colleagues who approach sex and romance in vastly different ways. The film is raw, honest, and unflinchingly open, with a lot of dialogue that…

“Boys In Love” is yet another dive into the familiar waters of high school teen romance—but honestly, sometimes it’s those well-worn paths that bring the most comfort. What caught my heart with this Thai BL series wasn’t some wild plot twist or dramatic upheaval. Nope, it’s the gentle, unforced unfolding of relationships that feels so…

“Slay” (Canada): A Glitter-Soaked, Fang-Biting Drag Battle You Didn’t Know You Needed You ever stumble across a movie that feels like a fever dream come to life? “Slay” is exactly that—a wild, glitter-bombed mashup of drag queens, vampires, and roughneck bikers, all duking it out in a backwoods bar. Honestly, I went into it with…

Celebrating his debut feature, director Harry Lighton doesn’t just dip a toe into cinema waters—he plunges headfirst with Pillion, an intoxicating exploration that grabbed me from the very first scene. If you’re part of the gay community, or even just a sucker for compelling love stories, this film’s premise alone sparks curiosity: a shy young…

“I Promise I Will Come Back” (Thai Series) is a hidden gem that takes you on an emotional roller coaster, all while subtly showcasing the breathtaking landscapes of Northern Thailand. Though the series has a good portion dedicated to promoting tourism, it never feels like a forced advertisement. Instead, the beauty of the locations is…

There’s something a bit old-school about calling this show Gayborhood in today’s world, don’t you think? Honestly, it feels a little narrow, especially given how wide and welcoming the series actually is. It’s not just about gay characters; lesbians, drag queens, trans folks – the whole beautiful spectrum is here. I kept wondering, wouldn’t calling…

Winter Is Not The Death Of Summer But The Birth Of Spring (Thai Series) – A Poignant Journey Through Seasons of Life Introduction “Winter Is Not The Death Of Summer But The Birth Of Spring” (Thai title: ฤดูหนาวไม่ใช่ความตายของฤดูร้อนแต่คือการเกิดของฤดูใบไม้ผลิ) is a captivating Thai drama series that triumphs in blending emotional storytelling with evocative symbolism. Spanning a…