Yeah, TUBI is an absolute gold mine for not only cheesy old school movies, but their animated series collection is amazing. Plus all the Rifftrax and MST3K you can binge. I still need to watch Cool as Ice while it's on there. It's just too bad the Leprechaun movies were removed last year.
In the film, I think I see a 2003 calendar on the wall in the office, and none of the cars on the street look newer than that, including the Cadillac DeVille that Shirley drives. Plus the cell phones shown in it seem to be from that era too. It definitely seems like a '90s script that was filmed in 2003, and got shelved until they finally released it in 2009.
When I was in college studying film, there was a class that brought in alumni who are working in the film industry, and one had his own production/financing company. It was all very impressive until he showed us the trailer for one of his films: This. I have remembered this title for nearly a decade.
You know what would have actually been kind of intelligent, or at least original? You know how Brad joked about the mom being attracted to Carmen Electra (didn't bother to remember her character's name), and the dad having a lot of fun in the gay bar? What if that was the plot of the movie, an older/middle-aged couple figuring out that they're both bi and have been supressing it (and the subsequent fall-out from that revelation) after their son confesses to being gay. You could have them coming to terms with their sexuality, questioning if they want to try an open marriage for awhile to experiment, confronting possible predjudice and stereotypes in the Jewish community, maybe have gone into more detail about the uncle's aparent "need" for a beard, etc. At least it would have been something different, as opposed to an 80 or 90's-era stereotype-filled comedy that somehow got transplanted to the 2000's.
@@AnInsideJoke I have to stop you right there and remind you this movie is called oy vey my son is gay, not oy vey my parents are bisexual don't ruin the ryme
I always love mentioning these types of trivia facts because my brain is *full* of them, but Lainie Kazan was a Playboy model in her youth and the basis (almost 1:1) of the DC superheroine Big Barda.
@@merrittanimation7721 And it has a scene in it where Saint Nick comes in at the end and solves the conflict by beating the parents to death for not believing in Jesus.
I thought the same thing too! The Star of David may have a point on top like the letter “A” but it’s symmetrical like the letter “O.” It’s like using the letter “Σ” in place of the letter “E” in the title card of “My Big Fat Greek Wedding.” I can speak and read Greek and when I first saw the title of that movie and read “GRΣΣK” I thought to myself, “What the hell does ‘grssk’ mean?”
I don't recommand Latter Days for a review, it's actually a good drama about "gay conversion therapy" in the Mormon community, and how harsh it is on the men subjected to them. I remember it pretty fondly. You know... from when I was a teenager... :p
I think a Snob review of "Latter Days" can be accomplished that both lampoons the comedy and is sensitive to the more serious half of the film when Elder Davis is outed and goes through hell.
Oddly enough the gay couple are the most normal and kind people in the whole movie. For real, They don’t act stereotypical, loud, or flashy. Just normal! Yes, that stuff is real in the lgbtq community and I’m pan so I can’t speak for every single lgbtq person, but it’s good to see some positive representation even if it’s in a kinda sleazy movie.
Until seeing this video, I thought that Lainie Kazan was ethnically Greek. She spoke English with a very convincing Greek accent in “My Big Fat Greek Wedding.” Also, I knew that the actor playing the father in that film was Greek and assumed that the actress playing the mother was too. You’d think that the name “Lainie Kazan” would be a dead giveaway that she’s Jewish. I can be dumb sometimes.
The woman who plays this role is also the Mom in My Big Fat Greek Wedding, and in the 2nd movie, her son played by Joey Fatonen reveals to her that he's gay, and they handle it much better in that 2 minutes than in this entire fucking movie!
This movie *sounds* like a movie made in the 70s or 80s. I mean that literally. What did they do to make it sound like that? Academy Curve equalization? This is a legit question; I want to recapture that aesthetic somehow... and I'm starting to think the Snob's ending monologue was also recorded that way even though it clearly wasn't, so it's probably my brain fooling me...
I actually filmed an interview with this movie's director a year or so ago; promo video for a documentary he was releasing (he's a very good documentarian- I would recommend 'Winter on Fire'). He was condescending and rude to the promo producer, a good friend of mine, which pissed me off. I'd say bridge burnt, but no way in hell would he remember that.
The title sounds like a bad 90's sitcom... (watches review) Heh. It IS a bad 90's sitcom. Seems like something they'd run in between Seinfeld and E.R. level of bad.
@@krystalfan It's called "The Hammock" when you try to boost a crappy show by putting it between two good shows (so people who watch the two good shows will be too lazy to change channels to avoid the crappy show).
The only thing I got from Carmen Electra's shower scene is that I can't stand when women don't coordinate the color scheme of their bathing suits!! PD. I'm definitely gay apparently.
The scene where the parents finally meet the son and his boyfriend could have had a film ending joke right there. Son: What was it like in the gay club? Mom: Well, I didn't go in... Dad: It was exciting though kinds scary, guys kept hitting on me and that was uncomfortable... Mom: They have low standards dear... Angelo: How could you say that about your husband?! There's no way of saying this without sounding awkward but... he's a very handsome man, I'm not surprised he was popular... Mom: Well I can't say this without being awkward but... son... why couldn't you find yourself a good Jewish boy? Son: Oh... Mom! Angelo: What? Do you have a problem with Italians? Son: No Angelo... it means she's... finally accepted us! Cue the most stereotypically Yiddish version of Hava Naguila ever recorded. THE END
I took Snob 10 episodes in to finally make a "coming out of the closet" joke. So looking forward to you reviewing Soup For One when it wins a future Patreon Poll. 4:49- Damn right I will. ...Wait, I'm suppose to THINK that, not COMMENT that. And why the hell and I still typing? 17:11- Thank you for the reference I was hoping for in this episode.
Due to tonal neutrality, I couldn't honestly tell if Snob was joking about only protesting the balloon boy hoax, as I have vivid memories of Tea Party protesters giving the world Rubio, Cruz and Bachman a year later.
The cut twist ending to this movie is that it's revealed this is a tie-in to Warehouse 13 and Artie accidentally activated Golan's camera artifact that traps the user inside a Jewish schlock comedy.
As a gay man raised by mormons I now must see you review the gay Mormon movie. Ive watched every Cinema Snob review ever made. So uh... that's gotta count for something... right?
Oy Vey! This was written by the same guy gave us a lot of Chuck Norris movies in the '80s! Well Lainie Kazan was in The Delta Force which I'm sure this script was written for her around that time.
Better dust of my menora shaped jetpack because this feature is going bananas. That opening animation makes me think of the nanny. Gah im getting flashbacks to Fran Dreschers laughter.
In 2009 there were still a few states that didn't allow gay people to adopt, but it was legal in the the majority of them by that time, so yeah, that whole subplot about the guy and his partner being revolutionary for wanting to adopt a child and sparking massive protests really does seem like it was written in a bygone era.
Latter Days is actually pretty good from what i remember. About a mormon but absolutely not made by mormons. Low budget because gay films weren't allowed a budget until like three years ago, ha.
@@unpleasanttruth238 Press X all you like, until very recently Gay Movies were only a niche genre made by pennyless studios. LGBT were used mostly in mainstream cinema as best friends, psychopathic killers, tragic AIDS victims and background fairies at parties. Actual movies about the discovery of sexuality like Moonlight, Love, Simon or Call me by Your Name were groundbreaking for that reason : they were the first gay movies with a real budget and studio support.
Tubi tv is a gold mine if you are a transformers fan as it has the most transformers series of any streaming service. It also has the whole series of sonic x on it.
Six Degrees of Snob Separation complete! I went to school with John Lloyd Young (the title gay son), who worked in this movie with Saul Rubinek here, whom Brad met at a Con!
Okay, I have never, EVER heard of this movie. But it seems to exist, because The Cinema Snob got to it. Even though I haven't seen this one, let alone hear about it, I can't really judge it fully. But from what I've seen here, this looks like one of those movie's that just doesn't go anywhere. Also stereotyping in this movie is practically on Michael Bay levels of offensive. Great episode man.
Check out Lloyd's full video of his Top Ten Best 9-1-1: Lone Star moments! ruclips.net/video/-ED4ZL8ugNk/видео.html
Tubi is killing it, full of crazy crap!
Yeah, TUBI is an absolute gold mine for not only cheesy old school movies, but their animated series collection is amazing. Plus all the Rifftrax and MST3K you can binge. I still need to watch Cool as Ice while it's on there. It's just too bad the Leprechaun movies were removed last year.
@@BobbyDrake2000 All of Rudy Ray Moore, crazy pile of horror classics, the series Alf, a mass of anime, and some real gems hidden out. Elvira to boot!
please review Gay Deceivers (1969)
Th by run on a laptop!?
I'm looking forward to the sequel "Who Knew? My Son's a Jew!!"
Or the threequel What's the Chance? My Son Is Trans!
Or the Disney version: Oh Great! My Son is Straight!
Then a few years later, we'll get the long awaited final installment "Oh Dear! My son's a queer!"
"Nobody move, this boy will be circumcised"
Perfect title for the sequel.
This movie was produced in 2009? It looks like it was filmed in the 90's, during the Friends / Seinfeld / Fraiser era.
To its benefit!
And the comedy style, trying to be edgy
And Carmen Electra
In the film, I think I see a 2003 calendar on the wall in the office, and none of the cars on the street look newer than that, including the Cadillac DeVille that Shirley drives. Plus the cell phones shown in it seem to be from that era too. It definitely seems like a '90s script that was filmed in 2003, and got shelved until they finally released it in 2009.
@@vwestlife Not only did I not expect to see you here, but that's a perfect explanation for how dated this film is!
When I was in college studying film, there was a class that brought in alumni who are working in the film industry, and one had his own production/financing company. It was all very impressive until he showed us the trailer for one of his films: This. I have remembered this title for nearly a decade.
Also, I think we can all agree the title of My Baby is Black would’ve been much better as “Oh Smack! My Baby is Black!”
Well saying he worked with Menahem Golam is certainly a flex
This is all the Mom's fault, she made her son join The Buttercream Gang.
oy vey my son is gay , only a genius could come up with a title like that
yes, welll... it must have been a quite unique state of mindset xD
You know what would have actually been kind of intelligent, or at least original? You know how Brad joked about the mom being attracted to Carmen Electra (didn't bother to remember her character's name), and the dad having a lot of fun in the gay bar? What if that was the plot of the movie, an older/middle-aged couple figuring out that they're both bi and have been supressing it (and the subsequent fall-out from that revelation) after their son confesses to being gay. You could have them coming to terms with their sexuality, questioning if they want to try an open marriage for awhile to experiment, confronting possible predjudice and stereotypes in the Jewish community, maybe have gone into more detail about the uncle's aparent "need" for a beard, etc.
At least it would have been something different, as opposed to an 80 or 90's-era stereotype-filled comedy that somehow got transplanted to the 2000's.
@@AnInsideJoke I have to stop you right there and remind you this movie is called oy vey my son is gay, not oy vey my parents are bisexual don't ruin the ryme
The title sounds like a Dr. Seuss parody title.
I dunno, in real life, Saul Reuben going into a gay bar, all the dudes would be buying him drinks, he's got that fatherly bear look to him.
I always love mentioning these types of trivia facts because my brain is *full* of them, but Lainie Kazan was a Playboy model in her youth and the basis (almost 1:1) of the DC superheroine Big Barda.
24:24 "Oy Vey my kittens are gay! They have pink fur and are coughing up a Cher ball!" Damn it Lloyd!😂😆
THAT'S the movie I want!
24:43 - Oh my God, I would LOVE a Snob episode of "Latter Days". The extreme tonal shift it takes midway through is kind of awe inspiring.
Bruce Vilanch blessed us with the Star Wars Holiday Special. He was a co-writer.
A Canon Gaysploitation film?! This could have been the Masters of the Universe sequel we always wanted!
The He-man sequel was released. It's called, Cyborg.
I thought it said “oy vey my son is goy”
That's a movie where the son comes out as Christian instead of gay.
@@merrittanimation7721 And it has a scene in it where Saint Nick comes in at the end and solves the conflict by beating the parents to death for not believing in Jesus.
I thought the same thing too! The Star of David may have a point on top like the letter “A” but it’s symmetrical like the letter “O.”
It’s like using the letter “Σ” in place of the letter “E” in the title card of “My Big Fat Greek Wedding.” I can speak and read Greek and when I first saw the title of that movie and read “GRΣΣK” I thought to myself, “What the hell does ‘grssk’ mean?”
The Greendalewitch played by a Jewish wrestler?
@@Greendalewitch Easy there, Kirk Cameron!
When Snob says, "Murder Hornets," I keep thinking "Marble Hornets." And I would love to see Snob review that series.
That would be great, but he'd more likely review the awful movie.
nah that 4 eyed cat with the voice that sounds like hes seducing you covered it
I second that.
@@krystalfan ... Night Mind?
@@krystalfan This comment makes me happy.
I don't recommand Latter Days for a review, it's actually a good drama about "gay conversion therapy" in the Mormon community, and how harsh it is on the men subjected to them. I remember it pretty fondly.
You know... from when I was a teenager... :p
Major yikes
I think a Snob review of "Latter Days" can be accomplished that both lampoons the comedy and is sensitive to the more serious half of the film when Elder Davis is outed and goes through hell.
Oddly enough the gay couple are the most normal and kind people in the whole movie. For real, They don’t act stereotypical, loud, or flashy. Just normal! Yes, that stuff is real in the lgbtq community and I’m pan so I can’t speak for every single lgbtq person, but it’s good to see some positive representation even if it’s in a kinda sleazy movie.
You had me at Menahem Golan.
2009? This looks like its from 2000
Mid 90's more like!
Tommy Butler well the early 00s still had a lot of stuff from the 90s
Mid 90s is stretching it a bit
It could be from a old script. for example, Chuck and
Larry started out as a 1990s film for Will Smith.
The script feels very 80’s, even the movie title seems like it’s something that would’ve come out in 1984 along side Windy City.
80s script, 90s cinematography.
Now if the lost Christian gay film, HIM is found and revealed to the public, then we all beg Snob to review it.
YES
Until seeing this video, I thought that Lainie Kazan was ethnically Greek. She spoke English with a very convincing Greek accent in “My Big Fat Greek Wedding.” Also, I knew that the actor playing the father in that film was Greek and assumed that the actress playing the mother was too. You’d think that the name “Lainie Kazan” would be a dead giveaway that she’s Jewish. I can be dumb sometimes.
The woman who plays this role is also the Mom in My Big Fat Greek Wedding, and in the 2nd movie, her son played by Joey Fatonen reveals to her that he's gay, and they handle it much better in that 2 minutes than in this entire fucking movie!
Now that I know that Brad is ADHD, so much of his style ofcomedy makes sense.
I’m autistic and his humor is very similar to mine. Maybe it’s a neurodiverse thing?
This movie *sounds* like a movie made in the 70s or 80s. I mean that literally. What did they do to make it sound like that? Academy Curve equalization? This is a legit question; I want to recapture that aesthetic somehow... and I'm starting to think the Snob's ending monologue was also recorded that way even though it clearly wasn't, so it's probably my brain fooling me...
Or the 90's, I've seen similar awkward situational comedies back then too.
What could be more 80s than this? A 1985 made for TV movie starring Marlo Thomas freaking out when she finds out that her son is gay.
Snob back in the closet War Room..Pray for us Snob
I was about to say, what the hell is Danny Devito doing here?
I actually filmed an interview with this movie's director a year or so ago; promo video for a documentary he was releasing (he's a very good documentarian- I would recommend 'Winter on Fire'). He was condescending and rude to the promo producer, a good friend of mine, which pissed me off. I'd say bridge burnt, but no way in hell would he remember that.
The title sounds like a bad 90's sitcom...
(watches review)
Heh. It IS a bad 90's sitcom. Seems like something they'd run in between Seinfeld and E.R. level of bad.
that sounds like something shown on TGIF in the dark timeline
that or a crappy spinoff of the nanny
Excuse me. Since when is either Seinfeld or E.R considered as bad?
@@karlkarlos3545
I think mightyfilm meant something they show in the slot(s?) between Seinfeld and ER back in the day
no he said its somthing they would run BETWEEN those shows
not saying its bad
@@krystalfan It's called "The Hammock" when you try to boost a crappy show by putting it between two good shows (so people who watch the two good shows will be too lazy to change channels to avoid the crappy show).
Also wood rocket would've done this
Wood Rocket would've been more entertaining to watch though, if only due to Wood Rocket being weird enough to hold your attention for a bit.
A porno version would give the gay couple a sexuality. The film doesn't seem to be made for gay people
@@Ohflipsnap I don't know. I can't sit through the Wood Rocket snob episodes because the movies are so terrible that they actually piss me off.
The only thing I got from Carmen Electra's shower scene is that I can't stand when women don't coordinate the color scheme of their bathing suits!! PD. I'm definitely gay apparently.
I prefer when the bra and panties match, too. I wouldn’t turn a woman down for that, though...
It's curious that the gay couple gets no nudity and very little pda. The straights get to have sex and show off their body.
The scene where the parents finally meet the son and his boyfriend could have had a film ending joke right there.
Son: What was it like in the gay club?
Mom: Well, I didn't go in...
Dad: It was exciting though kinds scary, guys kept hitting on me and that was uncomfortable...
Mom: They have low standards dear...
Angelo: How could you say that about your husband?! There's no way of saying this without sounding awkward but... he's a very handsome man, I'm not surprised he was popular...
Mom: Well I can't say this without being awkward but... son... why couldn't you find yourself a good Jewish boy?
Son: Oh... Mom!
Angelo: What? Do you have a problem with Italians?
Son: No Angelo... it means she's... finally accepted us!
Cue the most stereotypically Yiddish version of Hava Naguila ever recorded.
THE END
"Release date: December 24, 2010" - So, technically it's a Christmas movie...
I took Snob 10 episodes in to finally make a "coming out of the closet" joke.
So looking forward to you reviewing Soup For One when it wins a future Patreon Poll.
4:49- Damn right I will. ...Wait, I'm suppose to THINK that, not COMMENT that. And why the hell and I still typing?
17:11- Thank you for the reference I was hoping for in this episode.
Gee, definitely proud to be an Israeli, now that I know this exists 😑
When you mention Menahem Golan, I know it's going to be great.
Due to tonal neutrality, I couldn't honestly tell if Snob was joking about only protesting the balloon boy hoax, as I have vivid memories of Tea Party protesters giving the world Rubio, Cruz and Bachman a year later.
I've seen that gay Mormon movie. If I remember correctly it's actually pretty good.
22:00 Are you sure this is a 2009, where's the color corrects of Teal & Tans ???
This feels like a 2006 or 04 movie...
It's believed it was a script re-used from a rejected 80's movie, Snob goes over this at the end
I for one look forward to the Islamic sequel:
"Astagfirullah! My daughter is lesbian!"
If it had turned out the sister was gay too that would not have been worth it cause she was barely a character anyway.
HOw can you NOT watch a movie named "Oy Vey! My son is gay!"
Every second of this movie is daring the audience to shut it off and go watch Milk instead.
Are we absolutely certain this isn't an Adam Sandler movie starring Adam Sandler?
The cut twist ending to this movie is that it's revealed this is a tie-in to Warehouse 13 and Artie accidentally activated Golan's camera artifact that traps the user inside a Jewish schlock comedy.
As a gay man raised by mormons I now must see you review the gay Mormon movie. Ive watched every Cinema Snob review ever made. So uh... that's gotta count for something... right?
I thought this title sounded like "My Darling Schiska", which was also done by Golan & Globus. I'm amazed I guessed that.
Well done, Snob. Just a week after watching Lanie Kazan's "South of My Border" number from Lust in The Dust on a continuous loop.
Oy Vey! This was written by the same guy gave us a lot of Chuck Norris movies in the '80s! Well Lainie Kazan was in The Delta Force which I'm sure this script was written for her around that time.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that recognizes tubi tv as the hidden goldmine full of trash movies that nobody knows exist/talks about
I've been loving Tubi! All 4 Gingerdead Man movies!
@Brian Hebert SWEET!
I've also discovered it's got some great 80s-90s anime.
This movie sounds like an episode of "the nanny"
Isn't that why the opening credits were done that way?
if it was thankfully they chosen to do the animated christmas episode instead................no im serious its real....."oy to the world" look it up
@@krystalfan I've heard of it. I'm sorry I missed it.
Better dust of my menora shaped jetpack because this feature is going bananas. That opening animation makes me think of the nanny. Gah im getting flashbacks to Fran Dreschers laughter.
Released in 2009..... written and filmed in 1998
In 2009 there were still a few states that didn't allow gay people to adopt, but it was legal in the the majority of them by that time, so yeah, that whole subplot about the guy and his partner being revolutionary for wanting to adopt a child and sparking massive protests really does seem like it was written in a bygone era.
ANY Saul Rubinek movie is a good movie.
This is probably the best one I’ve seen since the Christiano Brothers trilogy
I can’t believe a movie like this was made in the 2000s!
...man, this Stephen King Miniseries sucks! When are the Tommyknockers going to show up?
This comment made me laugh harder than I should have :p
Wait why didn’t they have her shout that out at the wedding when he told her? Wouldn’t that have been funnier or actually funny?
Latter Days is actually pretty good from what i remember. About a mormon but absolutely not made by mormons. Low budget because gay films weren't allowed a budget until like three years ago, ha.
"Low budget because gay films weren't allowed a budget until like three years ago"
In Hollywood, the gay mecca? I'm gonna have to press X to doubt.
@@unpleasanttruth238 Press X all you like, until very recently Gay Movies were only a niche genre made by pennyless studios.
LGBT were used mostly in mainstream cinema as best friends, psychopathic killers, tragic AIDS victims and background fairies at parties.
Actual movies about the discovery of sexuality like Moonlight, Love, Simon or Call me by Your Name were groundbreaking for that reason : they were the first gay movies with a real budget and studio support.
Why does that guy in the bathroom of the gay club look like Bam Margera?
I have been awaiting this with childlike zeal.
I lost it completely during the Captain Caveman part 😂
Anyone else getting Plumbers Don't Wear Ties vibes from this movie?
Later Days is an amazing movie, please don't make fun of it too harshly. It's a nice love story with some genuine tear jerker moments.
"Mom is CANCELED"
TIL Evgeny is pronounced "eugene-y"
I have been pronouncing Evgeny Malkin's name wrong in my head for years of reading Hockey Fanfiction.
Brad is still learning Russian pronunciations.
If they made a movie about me it would be called "oh why is my son bi"
Hey! It’s the mom from My Big Fat Greek Wedding doing her best Linda Richmond impression.
Bruce Vilanch: The Star Wars Holiday Special, The Paul Lynde Halloween Special, and this.
You're lettin' us down, Bruce. You're lettin' us down.
hollywoo squares was his punishment for this
6:46 This guy is a four way cross of Elton John, Paul Williams, Danny DeVito and Robbie Coltrane!
Thank you for doing your best Brad. Gonna have to tap out on this one. Yecch.
Wooo! Episode no longer blocked in Austria!, better watch it quick before they realise!
I’ll bet my grandma would love this movie. If she ever actually watched movies.
it gets funnier and funnier whenever he says the title
😂😂😂
this looks like the box art for a sega master system.
Pandemonium is now on Blu-ray through the Vinegar something website. You haven't lived until you seen Pandemonium.
With this film feeling as though it were shot in the 90's I can't help but wonder. How did Fran Drescher from The Nanny let herself go? This badly?
"Gay Windy City." Lol.
I remember Saul Rubinek from Warehouse13
Canceled too soon.
Tubi tv is a gold mine if you are a transformers fan as it has the most transformers series of any streaming service. It also has the whole series of sonic x on it.
Tubi has the highly underrated roswell conspiriacies.
looooool i saw this a while ago on the great poo hole tubi on strength of title
Hey, Ill watch ANY movie with Saul Rubinek! The man is a legend!
Balloon boy wasn't a hoax!
Desmond Child ? The record producer ?
"Mom is cancelled."
Lloyd: 12:16, 24:24
Six Degrees of Snob Separation complete!
I went to school with John Lloyd Young (the title gay son), who worked in this movie with Saul Rubinek here, whom Brad met at a Con!
Desmond Child Presents over a groovy beat? I was made for loving you bay-beeeee
So is Mambo Italiano next?
At first, I thought this was a sitcom.
Holy fuck, I can not believe this exists? Is this just a really good troll by cinema snob?
Very few RUclips productions make the effort to have the setting be a character or statement in itself for the story.
Okay, I have never, EVER heard of this movie. But it seems to exist, because The Cinema Snob got to it. Even though I haven't seen this one, let alone hear about it, I can't really judge it fully. But from what I've seen here, this looks like one of those movie's that just doesn't go anywhere. Also stereotyping in this movie is practically on Michael Bay levels of offensive. Great episode man.
I'm so glad my parents never gave a shit about me being gay.
22:21 The petty part of me hope you are calling out a few people who blocked me on Twitter. 😂🤣😂🤣
My baby is black?!? My son is gay?!? All we need is for my husband to convert to Hinduism and our Christian way of life is RuiNed!!!!!
ok now i REALLY wanna see you do "Soup for One"
Why do all the gay movies have to have a love story angle? I only know of 3 gay horror movies, only one of which was explicitly gay.
Because they're written by straight men who have never seen a gay person before, but want rainbow dollars
I'm amazed Doug hasn't reviewed a Steve Rambo movie yet.
What kind of film is this...?
Woo pride month Snob! Way funnier than the movie likely was!