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!

Justin Jaymes • You Don't Know How Hard

Like a comet streaking across the night sky, out gay rapper Justin Jaymes stole some headlines with his devilish good looks, bold and brash rhymes, and some sizzling hot boys joining in his performances. Justin just released his brand new music video for the latest single, "You Don't Know How Hard". The groove captures the pain and anguish of living the life of a gorgeous Rap star, as only Jaymes can attest to. Don't let your eyes drift away, you won't want to miss a frame of this. This is the music video for "You Don't Know How Hard" by Justin Jaymes.

As you can tell by the end of the music video, Justin Jaymes was recently found brutally murdered, making this his last work. You can purchase his final single on iTunes, CD Baby and Amazon. Well, that is not entirely true. You see, Justin Jaymes is a character from an upcoming film from Guest House Films and producer Rob Williams, 'Out To Kill'. Power-Pop singer/songwriter Tom Goss plays the character, and from the looks of this video, he plays it a bit too well. To learn more about 'Out To Kill', you can visit the Facebook page, and get the latest information.

New From Guest House Films • The Men Next Door

Writer/director/producer Rob Williams has worked on several of the more charming and delightful romantic comedies, and looks like he has another winner ready to work on. However, the man behind Guest House Films. This is the company responsible for the gay-themed films Role/Play, Make The Yuletide Gay, 3-Day Weekend, Back Soon and Long-Term Relationship. All those DVD have found their way into my collection, so it only seems right that this film would as well. Rather than me typing away, how if I let Rob talk to you about it?



There are plenty of ways you can stand up for gay indie features and get a reward for that support. You can give from $1 to $10,000, although I suspect that most of you are more like me, and only have so much money available. For just $10, you can get your name in the credits of the movie, with thanks. For $15, you can get a digital download of the movie when completed, as well as a mention in the credits. For $50, you can get a autographed copy of the finished DVD, as well as some other collectible items. There are many more options to get a look at. To find out how you can work out your investment, visit the IndieGoGo site. You have until Tuesday, May 15th at midnight to lend your support for a production company who has been making films the major studios would dream of making. That is just a little over three weeks. I offered my support, and hope you do, too!