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Month: June 2015

Do I Sound Gay
Events

Me Talk Pretty One Day: David Thorpe’s DO I SOUND GAY?

Jun 22, 2015 Kyle Turner 0

I hate to admit it, but, since coming out, I’ve been rather proud that I come off as relatively ambiguous when it comes to my sexuality. Like, you can’t tell I’m queer unless I’m singing […]

Events

Grand Disillusionment: Noah Baumbach’s MISTRESS AMERICA

Jun 18, 2015 Kyle Turner 1

Staff Writer Kyle Turner reports live from the Provincetown International Film Festival with a review of Noah Baumbach’s latest, Mistress America. On the rather shiny surface of the last few Noah Baumbach films, it seems that, […]

Movies

A Quietly Meditative Birdman of Alcatraz (1962)

Jun 18, 2015 Wade Sheeler 0

It’s hard to imagine a time in recent history when so many filmmakers were churning out popular, crowd-pleasing material that would be considered art house fare today. Much has been written about  1939 and 1941 as […]

Beach Party (1963) Frankie Avalon Annette Funicello AIP
Movies

Beach Party Summer – Beach Party (1963)

Jun 17, 2015 Danny Reid 0

Welcome to the second in The Retro Set’s weekly summer series taking a look at the beach party movies of yore from guest writer Danny Reid.  Beach Party: Surf Before Marriage “Anything you want to […]

Reviews

Obsession, Race, and the Dark Side of Human Nature: Must Watch Warner Archive

Jun 11, 2015 The Retro Set 0

We love Warner Archive Instant and so should you! This week our Must Watch Warner Archive picks are all about digging deep into the dark side of human nature. Lon Chaney is a man obsessed with Joan Crawford […]

Movies

ZARDOZ is a big ZarDOZE

Jun 11, 2015 Wade Sheeler 2

Filmmaker John Boorman is an acquired taste, much like his fellow Brit Ken Russell. Both directors came of age in the 1960s where they cut their teeth in documentaries and television. The difference came in […]

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