Queer 2 Queer Fest

reminds me that it’s a very good thing for the safety of this world that I am not a secret agent. My skills are, in fact, not enough.

Tomorrow might never die… but rest assured, I died a lot.

For fans, this experience will surely prove to be more than enough. It’s like the developers said “you know that castle mission in “Nightfire?” That slapped harder than drunkin’ all slaps mode on - let’s do that, but an entire game.”

The best bits (now now… keep your settle.) are just Patrick Gibson doing THE thing. His performance contextualizes Light’s entire experience, elevating this gorgeous game beyond the label of: “Hitman with martinis and tig ol’ bitties.”

French.

Happy - and I hope you’ll celebrate by watching ***rfilms - after all, that’s what we do here at

Anyway, this movie is really insightful about relationship dynamics. There’s lots of ways the title sets you up to have a worthwhile experience. “Beyond the Walls” you may not like what you find… “Beyond the Walls” you’ll reach enlightenment… “Beyond the Walls” is a man you may not really know, and what’s worse, you may not really know yourself.

Going “Beyond the Walls” (take a shot) is the challenge of every intimate relationship, right? We can stay comfortably in the superficial, or we can challenge ourselves to achieve something deeper. There’s a specificity to this struggle for many q***r identifying men, and men in general to be honest. Put this on. Have a glass of wine if you imbibe, and allow your feelings to inform your sensibilities. I recommend a little cheese and crackers tray to pair with it.

Please don’t confuse this movie with the third worst episode of “Game of Thrones.”