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Review: Lean, Mean Exploitation Film 'Siege' Gets Terrific New Blu-ray from Severin Films
Of all the exploitation films to come out of Canada, the 1983 thriller "Siege" may be one of the most underrated. Severin Films gives this nasty, mean film a terrific new presentation.
Review: 'Obama: In Pursuit Of A More Perfect Union' a Portrait of the Icon
HBO's three-part documentary illuminates the statesman, activist, teacher, writer, husband, father, and human Barack Obama.
Review: His Name is 'Luca,' and He's a Charmer
"Luca" is undeniably the gayest movie Disney has ever made, even if they don't come out and say it - and that's a good thing.
Review: 'Pray Away' a Heartbreaking, Infuriating Look at the 'Ex-Gay' Movement
Kristine Stolakis' Netflix documentary brings former leaders from "ex gay" ministry Exodus together to explain why they promoted the idea that being LGBTQ could be "cured" - and why they eventually denounced that message.
Troye Sivan Tweets he's the 'Demon Twink' that Disrupted NYC Boat Cruise
A "demon twink" wreaked havoc on a New York City boat cruise event on Friday. And Troye Sivan jokingly says it was him.
Dating Changed During the Pandemic; Apps are Following Suit
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Review: His Name is 'Luca,' and He's a Charmer
"Luca" is undeniably the gayest movie Disney has ever made, even if they don't come out and say it - and that's a good thing.
Review: 'In The Heights' is Rousing, Pulse-Pounding and Hypnotic
"In the Heights" is a rousing, pulse-pounding and hypnotic screen adaptation, magnificently directed by Jon M. Chu, who pays homage to a slew of movie musicals and reinvents what the genre can do.
Review: 'Hold These Truths' Celebrates Pacifist Hero
In Jeanne Sakata's one-person play actor Jomar Tagatac is superb as Gordon Hirabayashi, a sunny Quaker activist staring down the federal government's World War II-era internment orders.
Review: 'The Pink Unicorn' an Intimate Experience in Virtual Theater
Boston's peakEasy Stage Company embraces the COVID-era necessity of theater making via streaming, and explores the possibilities that come with it, with its production of Elise Forier Edie's play "The Pink Unicorn."