BGM: Bad Gay Movies = Bitchy Gay Men

Your dad and your boyfriend go camping:  who do you think you’ll be more pissed off with when they come back? Not nearly as frustrated as we were with the premise of this movie, that tells us that the best way to deal with homophobic people is to trick them into outdoor activities. Bil, Mike and Dan talk about Winning Dad by Arthur Allen

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If you want to get married before it’s legal, go to Hawaii, even though it’s legal in Vermont, even though maybe it’s not.  We don’t get it, but we watched anyway. Special Guests Matthew Harris and Kevin Calaguiro join Bil for a discussion on Ben & Arthur by Sam Mraovich

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Matt and Jenn want to have a baby and don’t want to wait to find love; rather than be all clinical about it, they’ve decided that even though they’re best friends, they’ll make a baby the old fashioned way.  Listen to the boys as they talk about Gayby by

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If you’re going to make a comedy about murder, why not make sure to include every stereotype you can?  And while you’re at it, don’t worry about making sense. Join Bil, Dan and Mike as they discuss 9 Dead Gay Guys by Lab Ky Mo

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Starring on Ellen means you can open a movie, so why not cast Arye Gross as a Montana painter who has found his natural home in New York City before being forced to return to the midwest? We managed to somehow finish the longest movie of all time on this week’s guest panel episode, on which Bil was joined by Robert Keller and Robert Watson to talk about Big Eden by Thomas Bezucha

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Nothing ruins a night at the gay bar like your mom coming in and guilting you in the middle of the dance floor.  At least take off your coat and have a drink first? There’s actually a lot of good to be said about this week’s film; dated, sure, but informative?  Absolutely.  Listen to our discussion on Some of My Best Friends Are... by Mervyn Nelson.

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One of us is an alcoholic, one of us is deaf, one of us is dying and we’re all adopted: WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT? Maybe nothing?  Let’s find out. On this week’s Guest Panel episode, Bil is joined by Ryan G. Hinds and Phil Skala as they pore over THE PERFECT WEDDING by Scott Gabriel

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It’s that tired old situation we always find ourselves in, when your boyfriend leaves the house to go suck your dad off and you’re so over it.  If you thought Rob Williams did something magical for murder mysteries in Out To Kill, wait til you see what he does to family drama! Join Bil, Daniel and Michael as they discuss The Men Next Door by Rob Williams

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Or as they say it in the film, MAAAAAAAAme.  Lucille Ball was nervous about being too old for the part so she rubbed an entire chicken’s worth of fat on the lens every morning, and the result is that when she’s onscreen, you squint.  The rest of the time, you wince. The good news is, Bil, Daniel and Mike had special guests Michael Lyons and Vee Willard of the History Boys to talk to them about it! Listen to us discuss Mame by Gene Saks.

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More gays, more moms.  France made a TV movie that we think was looking to educate everybody about having a gay son, and when that gay son has a shack in the backyard to grow plants in. Vive La France! Upon request,  Bil, Dan and Mike watch and review Just a Question of Love (Juste une question d'amour) by Christian Faure.

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