Put on your ruby slippers to strut down the red carpet as we ask what queerness means for Academy Awards voters past and present.
Several deserving cinematic achievements were egregiously overlooked by the Motion Picture Academy -- but not by us.
The kids are alright in the delightful, pop-infused British gay teen romance "Bonus Track."
The queer indie drama "Sex Love Venice" squanders an onscreen trip to Italy on an uninspired gay romance.
David Tennant and Cush Jumbo perform a scorching "Macbeth," filmed live "for the big screen" in London.
Demi Moore and the body-horror sensation take multiple top honors in the 16th Annual LGBTQ Criticsā Dorian Film Awards.
"Heart Eyes" blends slasher horror, murder-mystery, and romantic comedy with admirable ambition but mixed results.
In "Love Me," Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun find themselves adrift in a profoundly boring distant-future romance.
Steven Soderbergh's unsettling "Presence" lends a chilling new perspective to the haunted house thriller.
Matthew Miele gets a legendary artist and Hollywood survivor to bare his soul in "Bob Mackie: Naked Illusion."
Keke Palmer and SZA make a winning pair of unlucky besties racing to recover rent money in buddy comedy "One of Them Days."
A gay Brazilian stuck in P-town seeks a visa, and finds a fling in the sweetly melancholy romance "High Tide."
Pedro Almodóvar teams Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore for a rich slice of classic Hollywood melodrama in The Room Next Door.
Film critic AndrƩ Hereford serves up his best and worst films in an unforgettable year of witches, grannies, and gladiators.
TimothƩe Chalamet stars as Bob Dylan in "A Complete Unknown," a biopic that struggles to make the folk legend knowable.