‘Bros’ Is A Very Queer, Very Safe Foolproof Rom-Com.

Romantic comedies, you either love them or you cannot stand them. I would say I have a soft spot for them. There is something comforting about watching a heterosexual love story unfold from cheesy meet-cutes to dating montages to a one-sided breakup to grand gestures and happy endings. It's formulaic and safe and I love … Continue reading ‘Bros’ Is A Very Queer, Very Safe Foolproof Rom-Com.

‘Heartstopper’ Is A Joyous Reminder To Celebrate Our Queer Selves.

To escape into a world where you can live vicariously through its characters and live out the most joyous experiences and come out wanting to emulate that in your own life, is exactly what 'Heartstopper' has done to me. My immediate reaction after watching this show for the first time besides overwhelming joy and a … Continue reading ‘Heartstopper’ Is A Joyous Reminder To Celebrate Our Queer Selves.

A Thrilling Night of Therapy, Drinks and Cake | The Boys In The Band REVIEW!

The Boys in the Band is directed by Joe Mantello and it is a new adaptation of the 1968 play by Mart Crowley. The story revolves around a group of gay friends who get together to celebrate a friend's birthday. However when the host gets an unexpected invite from an old friend who happens to … Continue reading A Thrilling Night of Therapy, Drinks and Cake | The Boys In The Band REVIEW!

The Wholesome Content I Needed | Love, Victor: Season 1 REVIEW

Love, Victor is a spin-off television series from the movie Love, Simon based off the Simonverse books written by Becky Albertalli. The show is brought to us by the same people who worked on the movie, Elizabeth Berger and Isaac Aptaker. This time we follow Victor Salazar and his family who just moved to Creekwood. … Continue reading The Wholesome Content I Needed | Love, Victor: Season 1 REVIEW