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3 days ago | outinjersey.net | Romeo San Vicente

Filmmaker Mike Flanagan is deep in the Stephen King business these days. His new feature The Life of Chuck — based on an unusually heartwarming Stephen King story — has opened to positive reviews and good word of mouth, and his next project is going back to classic King material: Carrie.

2 weeks ago | outinjersey.net | Romeo San Vicente

If you already watch The Great British Baking Show and its American cousin, The Great American Baking Show, and that’s still not enough baking content, the Roku Channel is about to send you into carb overload. The streamer has not only added gay comic actor Andrew Rannells as a co-host to work alongside host Casey Wilson (Schmigadoon!), Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith, but the shows are multiplying.

1 month ago | outinjersey.net | Romeo San Vicente

It has no title yet, but Dan Levy’s new series for Netflix has everything else it needs: a co-creator in Bottoms star Rachel Sennott, and a cast led by Levy, Laurie Metcalf (The Connors), and Taylor Ortega (Another Simple Favor). Levy describes the eight-episode comedy-drama as the “chaotic” story of “two deeply incapable siblings who are blackmailed into the world of organized crime,” a premise bubbling with queer comedic possibility.

1 month ago | outinjersey.net | Romeo San Vicente

This year marks 20 years since Brokeback Mountain, starring Jake Gyllenhaal and the late great Heath Ledger, hit movie theaters (feeling old now, are we?). The film won three Academy Awards — for its score, screenplay, and for its director, Ang Lee — and created quite a large cultural footprint, not to mention how angry it made plenty of conservatives (and some queer people) for all sorts of reasons.

1 month ago | epgn.com | Romeo San Vicente

‘The Chronology’ of Kristen Stewart“The Chronology of Water” is filmmaker Kristen Stewart’s narrative feature debut and in just a few weeks, it premieres in the Cannes Film Festival’s “Un Certain Regard” section and is eligible for the “Camera d’Or” award for best first film. Stewart also co-wrote the screenplay with Andy Mingo, based on the memoir by Lidia Yuknavitch.