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Amos Lassen wrote on 01/11/2011:

“November Son”
Sharing Secrets
Amos Lassen
If this title seems familiar to you it is because this is a re-release of this film, the sequel to “October Moon”. It’s all about sharing secrets and facing the truth. Directed by Jason Paul Collum, here is a new kind of horror film.
Jake (Jeff Dylan Graham) has a boyfriend, Corin (Sean Michael Lambrecht) who had become victim to Elliott (Jerod Howard), a mentally unstable and sexually repressed man in “October Moon”. Someone new, Eli (Sacha Sacket), rents Elliott’s apartment and is soon enmeshed in Corin’s life. There is a lot happening in the film and it has a large cast. There is also a lot of dialogue and it is the characters that move the film forward, My problem was that there were so many characters and each had something to say—I had a hard time following.
Central to the film is homosexuality and this is a somewhat erotic movie but what is interesting is that the setting for the film is a Christian community in a town obsessed with gay men. We see a little homophobia but it is a different kind of intolerance. Here homophobia is accepted which is somewhat strange in a gay themed film. We meet the characters early and we learn about them through their lines of dialogue—the plot doesn’t move until late in the film. I will tell you that this is a thriller but that is all I am going to say about the plot.

Amos Lassen wrote on 01/10/2011:

“November Son”
Sharing Secrets
Amos Lassen
If this title seems familiar to you it is because this is a re-release of this film, the sequel to “October Moon”. It’s all about sharing secrets and facing the truth. Directed by Jason Paul Collum, here is a new kind of horror film.
Jake (Jeff Dylan Graham) has a boyfriend, Corin (Sean Michael Lambrecht) who had become victim to Elliott (Jerod Howard), a mentally unstable and sexually repressed man in “October Moon”. Someone new, Eli (Sacha Sacket), rents Elliott’s apartment and is soon enmeshed in Corin’s life. There is a lot happening in the film and it has a large cast. There is also a lot of dialogue and it is the characters that move the film forward, My problem was that there were so many characters and each had something to say—I had a hard time following.
Central to the film is homosexuality and this is a somewhat erotic movie but what is interesting is that the setting for the film is a Christian community in a town obsessed with gay men. We see a little homophobia but it is a different kind of intolerance. Here homophobia is accepted which is somewhat strange in a gay themed film. We meet the characters early and we learn about them through their lines of dialogue—the plot doesn’t move until late in the film. I will tell you that this is a thriller but that is all I am going to say about the plot.