Out To Kill • Poster & Trailer

The credits for the film 'Out To Kill' will feature several names I not only know, but also have been featured in this blog before. The movie stars Scott Sell as a private detective investigating the death of egotistical music maker Justin Jaymes. I was not familiar with Sell before this trailer, but hope to learn more now! 'Out To Kill' was written and directed by the talented Rob Williams, who also is listed among the producers of this Guest House Films venture. I love Williams' work, and 'The Men Next Door', 'Role/Play', 'Make the Yuletide Gay', '3-Day Weekend', 'Back Soon', and 'Long-Term Relationship' are all films he has made, and all of them have made it into my DVD collection. Justin Jaymes is played by Tom Goss, a musician who has been featured many times on this blog. Tom is also a personal favorite of mine, both for his great music, and his great personality. I can't wait to check out the movie, if this movie trailer is any indication. Check it out.

Before he was murdered, Justin Jaymes made a great music video that was already featured on this blog. "You Didn't Know How Hard" is a fantastic Hip-Hop song, giving us all a glimpse into the world of handsome gay rapper Jaymes. The video is almost as intoxicating as the song itself! This is the official music video for "You Didn't Know How Hard".

You can purchase his final single on iTunes, CD Baby and Amazon. The film is now hitting the festival circuit, so you might be able to catch it soon. The DVD is also scheduled for release in the Fall. To learn more about 'Out To Kill', visit the official Facebook page. You can also check out Guest House Films on their official website. You can also find them on Twitter and Facebook. You can learn all about the films I listed about, as well as a couple of collection of film shorts.Get to know them, for I am sure you will love them. To learn more about Tom, visit his official website. You can also follow him on Twitter, or like him on Facebook. Check out his touring schedule, for you won't want to miss him if he is playing in your area. Tom is currently on tour in Europe, but will be back in the States very soon!

Movie Trailer • Sparkle

The movie trailer for Sparkle has hit the internet, four months before the movie is set to hit the theaters. To be sure, much of the buzz about the film will be that is is the last performance of the late Whitney Houston, but it is also the first big screen starring turn for American Idol Season 6 winner Jordin Sparks. This is a remake of the 1976 film starring Irene Cara, Lonette McKee and Phillip Michael Thomas. The story spins a tale of a trip who form a girlgroup in the late 1950s and early 1960s, much like Motown legends The Supremes. Of course, that is pretty much where the diverge, as the trio in this story are sisters. Watch this trailer.



Jordin is looking fantastic, and still sounds great. I am also impressed that Whitney looks good, yet also was willing to take on the matriarchal look for the film. Sparkle will feature new music from Houston, Sparks, and Cee Lo Green. For more about the movie, visit the official website.

Christmas Bargains - 1 Day Only!

I got a note from filmmaker Paul Bright of Silly Bunny Pictures giving me his permission to offer the lucky readers today the opportunity to buy the hysterical, sexy and touching Theft (of the Drag Queen's Wig) Friday! In case you don't remember, I loved the movie, and you can check out my review here. You can check out the trailer below.



According to Paul:

Okay, fine, I've had enough of you asking if this private sale of THEFT OF THE DRAG QUEEN'S WIG could be shared with friends and up till now I've said no because this is a private sale for my friends. However, I'll take the flack from the distributor. Go ahead and let your buddies know. Send them the link, repost it, whatever. [Click here]

Last day to get this deal is Friday. THEFT OF THE DRAG QUEEN'S WIG is going for the wholesale price right now. Tell your friends tonight before they miss out.

Merry Devine is such a ho, ho, ho...


Ho, ho, ho, have a Merry Devine! (And believe me, she can be had.)

All my love,
Paul

PS. You know, the dvd fits perfectly in your loved one's stocking...

Hurry, you can finish your Christmas shopping with some great bargains!

Movie Trailer - Mambo Italiano

The Movie is the story of a family of Italian immigrants finding their way in Canada. The son of the family, Angelo, comes to grips with his homosexuality, and his relationship with longtime friend Gino, now his lover. The family, which is a goldmine of familial dysfunction, sets out on a path to acceptance of one another.



So, as Angelo and Gino, Luke Kirby and Peter Miller are amazing to watch. And Kriby's relationship with his father, played by Paul Sorvino, is a warm and wonderful thing, quite unexpected in this comedy. And in a somewhat pivotal role, Tim Post, playing Peter, is quite good. I really enjoyed this movie, which on the surface is a coming out film, but dig deeper and it really is more of a romp through family dynamics. And all the boys are hot.



Top left: Peter Miller. Top Right: Tim Post. Bottom: Luke Kirby

While Miller is scorchingly hot, and Post is coolly adorable, I found myself attracted to Luke Kirby in the lead role as the quirky Italian gay, Angelo. His soulful eyes are just irresistible. On the whole, the movie also proves there is some prime Canadian bacon to be on the watch. And you can watch them, for I found the DVD here for just $9.99. It would be well worth the price.

Movie Trailer - The Greatest Story Ever Told

In 1965, United Artists released the movie The Greatest Story Ever Told, and I remember seeing it during the holiday season, sort of a tradition. Directed by George Stevens, it starred an all-star cast, including Max von Sydow, Charlton Heston, Dorothy McGuire, Jose Ferrer and Telly Savalas. Here is the trailer.