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Everyone knows Michael loves to discover what’s on Shudder, so Bil asked him to take a look at Yann Gonzalez’s Knife + Heart (Un Couteau Dans Le Coeur) and give him his thoughts.
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It took a Londoner to make a Torontonian out of Bil Antoniou, which is what happened when he met his friend Bill Clarke doing a play twenty years ago and he opened Bil up to the possibilities of the city’s art scene. We haven’t had Bill on the show since the episode on Cruising, but he returned to reminisce over their memories of their friendship as well as to talk about Winter Kept Us Warm by David Secter, a groundbreaking 1965 film that was shot at U of T and reportedly inspired David Cronenberg’s career.
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The one and only Curtis Campbell joins Bil to talk about being fans of Lauren Bacall and discuss how The Fan ties into their feelings about gays and their mean mommies. Plus follow Curtis’ hit show Gay For Pay With Blake And Clay and listen to his podcast Lola and Lani .
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Bil has the great pleasure of sitting down with Anders Yates to talk about Rift by Erlingur Thoroddsen but, as the film doesn’t give them much to work with, they end up talking about Sweden and flying instead.
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Magnificent comedian Jonathan Duffy joins Bil to talk about MY POLICEMAN and figure out if Harry Styles is worth getting excited over. L
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It’s our 7TH ANNUAL OSCAR EPISODE! And for the 7th time in a row, the one and only Glenn Sumi joins Bil and Daniel to talk about this year’s nominees, who we think will win, who we think should win, who Bil hates, and who Daniel bestows with his venerated Yenta Awards!
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BGM has a real treat for its audience this week, the rare opportunity of talking to a director who is capable of making GGMS! (that’s Good Gay Movies for those of you didn’t know). Jim Fall, who delighted us all with his 1999 instant classic Trick and The Lizzie McGuire Movie a few years later, joins Bil to talk about the making of his 2006 comedy Wedding Wars, which gained significance with the news coming from the House this week…
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We got Mikey back! Bil let him pick whatever he wanted to do for his episode this season, and Michael Soulard decided he wanted nothing more than to indulge in the memories of erotic thrillers of the nineties. Join him and Bil as they discuss Basic Instinct by Paul Verhoeven and Body Of Evidence by Uli Edel.
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If you’re like us, you can’t get enough of a bad gay gimmick, and one of the best is body swaps! Paul Mizzi, co-host of The Swapcast Podcast, joins Bil for a look at the 2020 romantic drama Out Of Body by Jason T. Gaffney
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Bil’s guest for this episode is author Matthew Harris, who was asked to choose the film he wanted to cover. As a huge Drag Race fan, Matthew’s first choice was the Bianca Del Rio vehicle Hurricane Bianca!
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