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The Big Gay Musical

"With a musical within this wonderfully imagined film, we're treated to musically told story of gay love, lust and heartbreak in a new take on Genesis with Adam and Steve, angel hotties in teeny briefs a televangelist couple with big hair."

Eating Out: All You Can Eat

"Absolutely essential, Eating Out: All You Can Eat is the story of Casey, a naive new arrival in West Hollywood, and his misadventures trying to score a date with the super-hot Zack. Filled with disgustingly hysterical jokes, EA3 is a rare breed, it works as both a romance and a sex comedy."

Redwoods

"Certainly one of the most romantic gay films ever, Redwoods tells the story of a man in a stagnant relationship who meets and falls in love with a writer passing through his small Northern California town."

Shank

"Class struggle, gay romance and hot action all meet in the amazing UK film, Shank as the lives of Cal and Oliver intersect in a gritty, urban street drama. We sell only the unrated director's cut; there is also a censored R-rated version with toned-down nudity and sex."

Little Ashes

"Young hottie Robert Pattinson portrays Salvador Dali and sleeps with poet Frederico García Lorca, portrayed by the beautiful Javier Beltran. Scroll to the bottom for some hot footage from the film.

In the midst of the repression and political unrest of pre-Spanish Civil War, eccentric artist Salvador Dalí and renowned poet and revolutionary Federico García Lorca find their artistic and sexual freedom. The two form a bond challenged by their fierce ambitions, their friends, the struggle between a love for Spain and a love for each other. In 1922, Madrid is wavering on the edge of change as traditional values are challenged by the dangerous new influences of jazz, Freud and the avant-garde. Salvador Dalí arrives at university at the age of 18, determined to become a great artist. His bizarre blend of shyness and rampant exhibitionism attracts the attention of two of the university's social elite - Federico García Lorca and Luis Buñuel. Salvador is absorbed into their decadent group and for a time Salvador, Luis and Federico become a formidable trio, the most ultra-modern group in Madrid. However, as time passes, Salvador feels an increasingly strong pull toward the charismatic Federico - who is oblivious to the attention he is getting from his beautiful writer friend, Magdalena. Finally, in the face of his friends' preoccupations - and Federico's growing renown as a poet - Luis sets off for Paris in search of his own artistic success. Federico and Salvador spend the holiday in the seaside town of Cadaques. Both the idyllic surroundings and the warmth of the Dalí family sweep Federico off his feet. Salvador and he draw closer, sharing their deepest beliefs, inspirations and secrets, convinced that they have found a kind of friendship undreamt of by others. It is more than a meeting of the minds; it is a fusion of souls.

Mr. Right

"With snappy repartee and a cast of handsome men and cute boys, this romantic comedy, set in London, playfully bounces around its romances, dramas and lusts."

Boycrazy: Six Great Gay Short Films

"This collection of popular gay short films includes two award-winning short musicals: Fairies directed by Tom Gustafsen, which was the basis for the hit movie Were the World Mine, and the colorful and romantic Boycrazy plus four other acclaimed shorts: Teddy, a wistful story of a man trying to win back his ex lover; The Back Room, the surprising story of unexpected romance between two art lovers; Frequent Traveler, about a man with a crush on an airport guard; and Dish, a look at a kids bragging via text message.

Fairies
Timothy is bullied by homophobic classmates at his all boys high school. While studying 'A Midsummer Night's Dream,' he imagines a world where he isn't so different. This original short was the inspiration for the smash hit feature, Were The World Mine. Directed by Tom Gustafson. USA (20 min.)
Dish
Emo kids Israel and Louie walk around their East Los Angeles neighborhood dishing about their high school classmates. After listening to Louie boast about his sexual escapades, Israel decides he has some catching up to do. Featuring a stand-out performance by Matthew Monge as young Israel. Directed by Brian Harris Krinsky. USA (16 min.)
Teddy
Can Tony rekindle some romance with his ex-boyfriend Neil (despite Neil's new boyfriend, Phil)? A story of two men and a bear. Directed by Christopher Banks. New Zealand (13 min.)
Frequent Traveler
A crush on the airport security guard causes one traveler to go to creative lengths in his pursuit. Directed by Patricia Bateria. Germany. (8 min.)
The Back Room Just before closing, a bookstore manager helps a mysterious stranger find information on an artist who recently inspired him during a trip to Florence. As the stranger's story unfolds and the search for the elusive painting begins, these men uncover astonishing connections to the art and each other. Directed by Greg Ivan Smith. USA (16 min.)
Boycrazy Corey (the fabulous James May) enjoys the single gay life, yet still searches for love at the gym, the beach and in a singing chat room! When co-worker Derek and ex-boyfriend Nathan pursue Corey at the same time, he faces a difficult decision in this wonderful, colorful, romantic, musical-comedy extravaganza. Directed by John Sobrack. USA. (25 min.)"

Make the Yuletide Gay

"Writer/director Rob Williams (3-Day Weekend) is back with this wonderfully whimsical tale of a gay Christmas love and a corny Wisconsin family that features some of the cutest twinks around."

Sordid Lives: The Series

"Piss in your pants funny, Sordid Lives: The Series is the story of a wacked-out Texas family with massive hair, their 'Tammy Wynette' brother and Ty, a cute Weho gay boy in love."

Dare

"Originally a short on the Boys Life 5 collection, this gorgeously-crafted film tells the story of a high school gay boy who dares to seduce a mysterious (and very hot) bad boy, while his best girlfriend has designs on the same guy."

The Lair: Season Three

"Welcome to 'The Lair,' a private club run by vampires, used to attract young male victims. Thom is the only one who knows the truth. But instead of warning the town, he becomes involved with Damian, the head vampire who desires him for more than his blood. From the creators of 'Dante's Cove'."

Midgets vs. Mascots

"If you've got a stomach for tasteless humor, prepare to laugh your balls off: Midgets vs. Mascots is funny as fuck. The story, told in mockumentary-style, follows 5 'little people' and 5 costumed mascots as they compete in a 'Real World/Road Rules'-esque series of challenges to try to win $10,000,000 left by a deceased midget/mascot/porn producer millionaire.

Never skimping on the skin, MVM throws in gratuitous boobage whenever it can. The scene from one of Big Red Bush's (the infamous dead guy) porno based on 'The Wizard of Oz' that features a gorgeous, sexified Dorothy letting a midget shove his head up her skirt while her hot fucking bare boobies pop out of her top is one of the hottest of the gratuitous scenes. In addition, there are some deranged scenes involving furry sex, hot topless chicks taking turns blowing Ron Jeremy, the deceased's slutty blonde wife (who has to coach the Mascots team to try and claim her inheritance) showing off her awesome rack during some post-sex lounging in bed with her stepson, a faked porno trailer involving the main lady midget's barely-covered by a bra titties and more.

Plus, MVM is littered with some of the most tasteless, shocking and hysterical humor imaginable. Contestants are maimed by alligators, punched in the face in bars and rammed by bulls. Gary Coleman shows his oversized cock at some point and the milk drinking contest features several contestants vomiting and ends with the funniest midget lady shitting her pants in public scene that we've ever had the joy of watching. All in all, Midgets vs. Mascots is shocking, offensive, filled with gratuitous cheap thrills and hysterically funny. A must see for fans of the weird and tasteless."

Breakfast with Scot

"When a closeted former hockey pro and his lawyer partner take in a flamboyant 11-year-old, all their lives are changed in this alternative family film."

Ciao

"A young man's death is the unlikely catalyst for a trans-continental friendship -- and maybe more -- between his ex-lover and a sexy Italian Internet buddy in this poignant story of love and loss."

Praxis

"Praxis peels away the layers of narrative even as Brian (Tim Macy), the film's axis, struggles to create his true self. Brian, a writer on the verge of a breakdown, is aided by Joe (Andrew Roth) and an elusive woman (Regina Aquino) as he sifts through the fragments of his persona to discover his true core. Fighting against fear and the indifference of society, his quest reflects the classical myths of Proteus and the human search for meaning in the universe.

Breaking away from the current trends of indie cinema - using snappy dialogue, ultra-violent action and a mumblecore style - Praxis relies on the visuals and cinematography for its spatial and thought provoking style of storytelling. Unspoken connections arise between the Proteus myths, current pharmacology and the possibility of life on other worlds. Pacheco draws on the influences of David Lynch, Stanley Kubrick, and Akira Kurosawa to express themes of spirituality, existentialism, and sexual identity."