Shel Grandy (John Stamos) is a gay party planner in Wedding Wars. His brother (Eric Dane) is a speech writer for the governor and is getting married to the governor’s daughter (Bonnie Somerville) and they ask Shel to plan the wedding. When the governor makes a campaign decision to support a ban on gay marriage, Shel goes on a one man strike but is soon followed by gays and lesbians across the country. Sean Maher plays Shel’s lover.
In Deadly Skies Antonio Sabato Jr is an ex-military guy who was in charge of builiding a honking big space laser, but was afraid the military would use if for bad stuff. He told them he was gay to get kicked out. Rae Dawn Chong recruits him and his other half, Michael Boisvert, to get the laser up and running to zap an asteriod about to hit the earth. Although Boisvert shows all (and a VERY nice show it is) Sabato plays coy on the full frontal unlike his bare all in Testosterone.
The movie was also put out in a “straight” version without the gay content.
Head On follows young Ari (Alex Demitriades), a Greek-Australian closeted gay man, as he tries to figure out his life. He doesn’t really reach a good conclusion, but its an interesting movie as we get introduced to his dysfunctional family, his boyhood friend (a transvestite), and follow his drug use and sexual hookups.
Griffith (Dan Montgomery, Jr.) is a Southern boy living with his crazy Aunt Summer (Karen Black) and romancing his female cousin in the relentlessly Southern small town of Pine Apple Mississippi in ‘Red Dirt’. One day, a handsome stranger comes to rent the cottage on the farm. Griffith finds himself attracted to the lodger, Lee (Walton Goggins) and they become friends and more, but Griffith can’t bring himself to leave the small town he’s trapped in.
Other than the stereotype of Southerner’s having sex with their cousins, not a bad movie.
