Reverend Love: Rusty Schwimmer

Mary Kay Wulf, Angela Goethals and Rusty Schwimmer in The House of Blue Leaves The official opening of Los Angeles' Center Theatre Grou...

Reverend’s Interview: 9 to 5: The Musical's Robert Greenblatt

Producer Robert Greenblatt's “day job” as President of Entertainment for Showtime Networks, Inc. has helped bring such GLBT favorites a...

Reverend's Reviews: The Fly Buzzes Into LA Opera

Desire, death and Hollywood collided over the weekend during the opening of LA Opera’s 2008-2009 season. In a unique development, the four ...

Reverend’s Interview: 9 to 5: The Musical's Patricia Resnick

The 1980 comedy film 9 to 5 was a substantial success upon its initial release. It has also stood the test of time as a still-witty satire ...

Reverend’s Reviews: Rock Me, Sexy Jesus!

Last month, I ranted and raved here against Another Gay Sequel: Gays Gone Wild , which begins opening across the country this weekend like ...

Reverend's Reviews: Creepshow

The works of the esteemed horror-fantasy writer H.P. Lovecraft (1890-1937) haven't translated well to film historically. The Dunwich Ho...

Reverend's Reviews: Slay Ride

It is most appropriate that the horror-comedy Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer is opening in Los Angeles and other cities a day after media repo...

Reverend's Reviews: XXY Marks the Spot

We've all experienced confusion and isolation at times in the process of coming to terms with our queer sexuality. Imagine, though, bein...

Reverend's Reviews: A Night with Dolly

While I've always admired Dolly Parton as a singer, actress and philanthropist, I can't say that I've been a fan. However, dati...

Reverend's Interview: The Way He Sees Things

GLBT film festivals regularly provide a showcase for works by first-time directors, writers and actors. However, one such movie and its crea...

Reverend's Report from Comic-Con ... in Absentia

At the end of Comic-Con weekend here in Southern California, I hate to admit that I didn't make it down to San Diego for the first time...

Men on Film: On the Other Hand, Death - A Donald Strachey Mystery

Today, we have a special double feature review for you today of On the Other Hand, Death , directed by Ron Oliver , premiering tonight on he...

Reverend's Reviews: No Regrets for No Regret

A few years back, out filmmaker Todd Haynes paid a well-received tribute to the films of Douglas Sirk with his Far from Heaven . Sirk was k...

Reverend's Report from Outfest: Awards Night

Drag queen Momma, wannabe drag queen Janice Dickinson , and out actors T.R. Knight , Craig Chester and Rex Lee were on hand in Los Angeles...

Reverend's Report from Outfest: Another Gay Sequel

There are only three movies during the course of my lifetime that I've deemed so wretched I walked out of the theater before they ended....

Reverend's Report from Outfest: Gay Muslims & Porn Stars

In the tradition of Trembling Before G-d and For the Bible Tells Me So , which have screened at Outfests past, comes this year's docum...

Reverend's Report from Outfest: Loving Otto

I've long had a fascination with zombies. Neither completely dead nor completely alive, they terrify and intrigue in countless ways, con...