Mark Young

As we eagerly await the second season of the standout Netflix series Heartstopper on August 3, we all need so…

Few shows have aired in the last couple of years that have truly dragged us into its darkness like Yellowjack…

One of the best marketing campaigns of the last decade came in the final moments of The Mandalorian 's pilot …

READ THIS REVIEW IN THE MAGAZINE With a constant stream of new reboots and revivals, you win some, but lose m…

There's something about You. Maybe it's the way Penn Badgley looks with or without a beard. Or maybe it's the…

In the age of prestige television, comedy can't just be funny. It has to be deep or meaningful, otherwise how…

Few works will hit the screen this year with as much acclaim as the new HBO series (★★★★★). Since releasing o…

It's been almost three years since the onset of the COVID pandemic, which completely upended nearly every par…

A look at the biggest and brightest LGBTQ+ shows of 2022

A galaxy not so far away... *Spoilers for Andor Season 1* Star Wars is not a franchise known for its LGBTQ+ c…

More than eighty years since their debut in The New Yorker magazine, The Addams Family still have something i…

At first glance, The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself (★★★★★) seems like another Netflix attempt at algorithmi…

It must be hard living in the shadow of RuPaul's Drag Race. The drag competition show has perfected the forma…

In the first ten minutes of American Horror Story: NYC (★★★☆☆), a doctor uncovers the first signs of AIDS, a …

2022 is almost over, but there are still over a dozen LGBTQ+ films to look forward to.

Queerness is universal. It's one of the first things noticeable about this Norwegian documentary by Kenneth E…

In an era where trans people are fighting to be treated with respect, Soy Niño (★★☆☆☆) is a pressing tale of …

Waking Up Dead (★★☆☆☆) wants you to think it's hilarious and really deep, while failing to maintain a coheren…

From the opening scene of a young girl resurrecting a pigeon that dive-bombed into a statue of Jesus' Mother,…

Part of the reviewing team for the 29th annual Reel Affirmations LGBTQ+ Film Festival. Reviews of Blessed…

LGBTQ+ horror has always been here (and is better than ever).

No film had more of a formidable task this year than Bros. Since the press for Billy Eichner's queer rom-com …

There are probably more reboots of old projects than there are completely new queer projects every year. From…