Gay Lens

This weekend, David and I watched Whiplash (1948) which came out on DVD recently from the Warner Archive. While it's not a great film,...

I grew up in a house with a shag rug that was not as dense as the fur on Steve Cochran's chest. Even if he wasn't a compelling actor...

When he was beginning film his career, George Nader was three things that don't go together much better now than they did in the 1950s: ...

In 1951, when Tony Curtis was sent on a nation-wide publicity tour to promote his first starring vehicle, he was all but totally disrobed by...

After WWII, a different type of movie leading man began to appear. One could say that he embodied the psychological turmoil and soul-searchi...

Famous for being Mae West's screen debut, the vastly underrated "Night After Night" (1932) also was George Raft's first st...

For the summer, I'm going to slow down my posting schedule a bit, with a new post going up each Thursday. (Up until now I've been po...