BGM: Bad Gay Movies = Bitchy Gay Men

It might not have any Big Love, but it certainly has a Big Phone.

And why is Joseph Gordon-Levitt so mean?

Join Bil, Daniel and Michael cover C. Jay Cox's Latter Days, with our special guest NOW magazine's Glenn Sumi!

What happens when a gay man tries to write a straight woman's sexual life?

What happens when a movie tries to make us believe that a straight guy will do ANYTHING to get a girl?

This week's film has all the answers!  Check out our latest episode as Daniel, Michael and Bil look at Q. Allan Brocka's Eating Out!

A secret worth millions to keep!  That's right, you're son is a CONFIRMED. BACHELOR. 

Even better, Michael is foraying into "old-timey" movies for the first time, Bil has an unhealthy obsession with Elizabeth Taylor, and Daniel is just glad to hang out with demonic Mercedes McCambridge.

Good thing we have a guest to keep us in line, and we're so pleased to invite Toronto theatre director Andrew Lamb as our first visitor at BGM, as we discuss the 1959 film Suddenly, Last Summer by Joseph L. Mankiewicz, starring Elizabeth Taylor, Katharine Hepburn and Montgomery Clift, based on the play by Tennessee Williams and co-written by Gore Vidal.

It's got hunky guys, amazing elevator decorations and...the theme from Night Court?

It just doesn't get more bizarre than this.

Michael, Daniel and Bil dig back into the indie gay archives and revisit a film that's just like Pretty Woman, except without the budget or the charm.

We have reached 1000 hits!  Thank you so much to our wonderful listeners.

Now the bad news:  our dear Michael Soulard is unavailable for today's episode because he broke his leg while skiing in Germany.  Daniel and I are pretending to be him at the office until he gets back, but we're going to make a HUGE financial deal out of it.

Now the REALLY bad news:  we watched Making Love.

It's the 80s, so beige equals tasteful.

Usually when a boy takes another boy to a cabin in the woods, the results are not quite so friendly.

Join Bil, Michael and Daniel as they converse on the enormously romantic effect of Michael Akers' Gone, But Not Forgotten.

LOVE ON THE DOWNLOAD!

But why are there only four people at the party?

Michael, Bil and Daniel discuss J.C. Calciano's Ecupid on the March 16 edition of BGM.

Madonna as a Yoga Instructor.

Rupert Everett as a raging anger ball.

Could this movie be any stranger?

Bil, Michael and Daniel discuss John Schlesinger's THE NEXT BEST THING.