BGM: Bad Gay Movies = Bitchy Gay Men

Mike and Dan are out of town and out of touch, so I asked my good friends Matthew and Kevin to step in and watch a movie with me that we could then commiserate on afterwards.  Weirdly enough, it turns out they liked it!  So join us for an episode of Good Gay Movies as we discuss 4th Man Out by Andrew Nackman

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Bil is back from vacation, Mike has a break from work and Dan is still not over Glenn Close’s Oscar loss, so what better way to deal with the dog days of summer than to go to Provincetown?  Join the boys as they enjoy revisiting a retro classic(?) brought to you by those paragons of film morality, the Miramax Brothers, Lie Down With Dogs by Wally White

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It’s the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots, and that’s not something we take lightly!  Roland Emmerich does, though, since he made a movie in which five days of rioting is turned into a quick skirmish outside a bar before catching the last train home, and thank god for the white guys who were there to make it happen! Dan and Bil were joined by our beloved special guest Ryan G. Hinds for a look at Stonewall by Roland Emmerich

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Bil Antoniou and Daniel Krolik are joined by Andrew Lamb, the director of A Gay Victorian Affair, who stops by to talk about his upcoming Fringe Show Spend Your Kids Inheritance and then discuss the “camp classic” (or not) Something For Everyone by Harold Prince

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We continue our exploration of some pretty dark times by dipping into the impressive filmography of Todd Verow for the first time!  Join Bil, Daniel and Michael as try to figure out the process of a Rashomon tale that only has one version. Tumbledown by Todd Verow

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Nothing ailing a soldier that a boy in eyeliner can’t fix, even if he is also a boy who keeps abandoning his baby in his car. Yes, all of these things happen and Mike, Dan and Bil are there to witness it all in this week’s episode, covering Dog Tags by Damion Dietz

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We have wonderful listeners, we wouldn’t get to 102 episodes without them, so when they write to us and ask us to cover movies they’ve watched, who are we to say no?  But when we actually see what it is that we’re being asked to watch, we think WHY DO YOU HATE US SO MUCH. Join Bil, Michael and Daniel as they investigate Cherry Pop by Assaad Yacoub !

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BGM 101 and it’s back to school…high school! Graphic novel adaptations are always so great, think of Ghost World, and gay YA fiction can be so charming, like Love Simon!  So of course this adaptation of Jay Bell’s book has to be great, right?  Well, you’ll find out when Dan and Bil and our super exciting special guest Kyle Brownrigg – whose new comedy album Unmedicated: The New Fragrance is now available –look into Something Like Summer by David Berry.

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We can’t believe we made it!!!  We’ve done 100 episodes!!! We owe such thanks to our listeners for being so great to us and for getting us this far.  To celebrate, we decided to go back to the fabulous Mae West and take a look at her last film and one of the most bizarre comedies of the seventies. To commemorate this milestone, we brought along our own Mae West, Lisa Ferreira, to talk about it. Join Bil, Dan, Mike and Lisa as they talk about Sextette.

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It’s about an hour and a half of Glenn Close and then a few minutes of other things…but Bil and Dan are thrilled to be talking Oscar predictions again, AND to have the pleasure of the great Glenn Sumi returning to share his year in film.

NOTE: This episode was recorded before the Academy changed its mind about presenting Oscars during the commercial break, DON’T write to us explain anything.

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