A review of Jack Sholder\’s film Freddy\’s Revenge, which stands out for its aesthetic and queer subtext. Freddy\’s Revenge is a horror sequel that has become a cult classic for its queer atmosphere. It deserves to be rediscovered, especially by horror fans seeking a queer atmosphere. A sequel to A Nightmare on Elm Street…

Review of the gay animated film Jim Queen, directed by Nicolas Athane and Marco Nguyen. Colourful and funny, it is a rare French gay animated film in the cinematic landscape. As there are not many gay-themed animated film offerings (our favourite remains the series Rick & Steve: The happiest gay couple in the…

Review of HEARTSTOPPER FOREVER by Wash Westmoreland. An ending in keeping with the gay romantic saga: highly sensitive and tender. After three seasons, including a more troubled final one, Heartstopper comes to an end. Everything is ultimately wrapped up in a film. This graphic novel adaptation will undoubtedly have marked a generation of teenagers and older viewers rediscovering the innocence, magic and sensitivity of first stirrings of love in a very distinctive atmosphere…

A review of Arthur J. Bressan Jr.’s film Daddy Dearest with Daniel Holt, a film that blends desire and nostalgia. Arthur J. Bressan Jr. occupies a unique place in the world of gay cinema. A sort of melancholic cousin of Wakefield Poole, he turns gay adult cinema into a canvas for romantic obsessions, often steeped in melancholy and nostalgia…

Review of the film 13 SENTIMENTS (aka Perfect Endings aka 13 sentimentos) by Daniel Ribeiro – a gay romantic comedy set against the backdrop of dating. Daniel Ribeiro made an impression with his super cute and endearing film At First Sight, undoubtedly one of the finest gay coming-out films of recent decades. Here, he returns with a more independent film, clearly made with very limited means. It…

Review of Gregg Araki’s film I want your sex. A colourful comedy about an unequal relationship between an alpha woman and a young art student. Gregg Araki is a director we love who has often shifted tone from film to film. With I want your sex, he mischievously blends comedy and romantic comedy, as he is known to do, with a small dash of erotic thriller…

Review of In Your Arms (Malanova) by Roberto Cuzzillo. A sensitive drama about a gay couple whose daily life is shaken when one of them discovers he is HIV-positive. With this introspective and sensitive feature film, director Roberto Cuzzillo addresses a subject that remains rare in contemporary gay-themed cinema. We follow…

Review of the film “Hetero: What Is Your Secret?”, aka “Straight”, by Marcelo Tobar, starring Alejandro Speitzer. A bi man torn between his girlfriend and his lover. The French title of this feature film is not very appealing, but we gave it a try because the lead role features…

Amsterdam marked the 25th anniversary of legal same-sex marriage in the Netherlands with a new midnight ceremony at city hall, echoing the historic moment on April 1, 2001 when the world’s first same-sex marriages were performed there.

Valencia is preparing for the Gay Games 2026, a ten-day international event combining inclusive sport, culture, and community programming. Organizers say participants from around the world will take part in more than 40 sports, alongside citywide arts and performance events.

A Polish high administrative court has ruled that same-sex marriages legally performed in other EU countries must be recognized for registration and residency-related administrative purposes.

Luke Combs says the message behind his song about loving children without conditions includes queer kids too, offering a rare moment of open support from one of country music’s biggest stars.