Cutaways Review: An Indie Comedy-Drama About Making Art After the Fall
Independent filmmaking has long been a space for stories that exist outside the spotlight, and Cutaways fits comfortably within that
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The Boyfriend Season 2 Review: Learning How (and When) to Choose Love
Netflix’s The Boyfriend has always understood something that many reality dating shows don’t: love isn’t just about attraction, chemistry, or
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The Boyfriend Season 2, Part 4 Review: When Love Finally Speaks Out Loud
The moment is finally here. Today, Netflix dropped the final episodes of The Boyfriend Season 2, and wow…what a journey
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The Boyfriend Season 2, Part 3 Review: When Feelings Become Commitments
Three more episodes of The Boyfriend Season 2 dropped this week, and honestly? Just like last week, a lot happens.
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Soul Mate Premiere Finally Set: Netflix Confirms Release Date for Long-Awaited LGBTQ+ Mini Series
After years of wondering, waiting, and asking, “Did Netflix forget about this show?”, we finally have answers. Netflix has officially
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Province of Canada Is Releasing the Heated Rivalry Fleece
Ever since Episode 2 of Heated Rivalry aired and Shane Hollander (Hudson Williams) skated into our screens wearing the show’s
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Production Wraps on Gary Jaffe’s LGBTQ+ Rom-Com ‘Before I Do’
Another LGBTQ+ romantic comedy is officially on the way, and honestly? We love to see it. Director and writer Gary
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NEON Acquires Adrian Chiarella’s ‘Leviticus,’ a Queer Horror Breakout From Sundance
NEON is stepping once again into darker, queerer territory. As first reported in an exclusive by Deadline, the distributor has
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Vivien’s Wild Ride Review: Seeing, Listening, and Becoming Again
There’s a particular kind of reckoning that comes with losing something that once defined you. It forces a reorientation, not
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The Boyfriend Season 2 Part 2 Review: Love Grows, Doubts Linger, and New Faces Arrive
The second batch of episodes of The Boyfriend Season 2 arrives with fewer episodes than Part 1, but far heavier
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