Memphis indie filmmaker Morgan Jon Fox's raw, realistic portrait of  a young gay man struggling to be true to himself while fighting family and peer pressures. Unpolished, but emotionally rewarding.

A successful integration of factual background of the birth of the gay rights movement with a fictional story filled with interesting characters who are also involved in their own personal struggles.

Classic gay film which seems dated and negative today, but is worth seeing for the historical value. A group of bitter queens gather for a birthday party, and proceed to trash each other.

Shawn Hatosy (In & Out) channels the spirit of Irish author Brendan Behan during his reform-school incarceration, including his growing feelings toward a fellow prisoner.

William H. Macy gives a solid, non-stereotypical performance as a heroic gay lawman in this otherwise lightweight tale of escaped convicts posing as gay pageant coaches for little girls.

Lane Janger expands his short film to a feature which finds him wanting a girl/girl/boy thrieeway with his fiancee, but unwittingly agreeing to a girl/boy/boy threeway in the process.

This update on the Odd Couple throws a straight Italian New York wannabe actor and a gay writer/director together as roommates. Cultures clash, lessons are learned, and minds are opened.

A young musician becomes a page turner for his hero, a world-class concert pianist, Their relationship grows, and they become lovers, prompting interference from other interested parties.

John Hurt gives a strong performance as a stuffy British author who becomes fixated on a B-movie hunk (Jason Priestly) after seeing one of his films. His obsession is scary at times, moving at others.

Dark, gruesome psychological horror/thriller about a gay cop versus a serial killer - not for those offended by violence, male nudity or simulated gay sex. Atmospheric, brutal, and memorable.

Slight tale of the ups and downs of three friends searching for life, career and love in the big city. Some of the twists really stretch credulity, but the film is ultimately enjoyable.

Satire about the panic that overtakes a small town when a rumor spreads that drinking the local water will turn you gay or lesbian. Intolerance is raked over the coals in this indie comedy.