What To Expect: ‘Red, White, and Royal Blue 2’
The summer of 2023 was truly for the gays, with the arrival of two important pieces of Queer media arriving
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Book Review: ‘The Eaters of Light’ by Rona Munro a Doctor Who story
Bill and the Doctor have a debate to settle in The Eaters of Light by Rona Munro. What happened to
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Review: ‘Drive-Away Dolls’ is a Coen Crime Caper
Drive-Away Dolls, the latest venture by filmmaker Ethan Coen and partner Tricia Cooke, comes by its R rating honestly. The lesbian comedy is
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‘She is Conann’ Review: A Banksy-inspired Vision of Conan the Barbarian
She is Conann is not a Conan film. The characters are mostly here, including the addition of Red Sonja. But the acid
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‘Heartstopper Volume 5’ Embraces Young Love and Growing Up
Heartstopper is a recent addiction of mine and one that has changed my life in ways I can never fully
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‘All of Us Strangers’ is a Haunting Ode to Love, Family, and Queerness
A few weeks ago, when I did the Films of 2023 Cosmic Circle podcast, there were a few films from
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‘Hazbin Hotel’ Brings Heaven, Hell, Hilarity, and Heart to Prime Video
It seems like quite a few quirky series have found a home on Prime Video over the last few years,
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Book Review: ‘The First Shadowdragon’ by Lee Newbery
Lee Newbery’s first book was about the last firefox so it only makes sense that his second book would be
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Cosmic Circle Ep. 48: The Best Movies of 2023
Another year has gone by and we’ve completed another revolution around the sun. 2023 was a fantastic year for movies,
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Review: ‘All of Us Strangers’ is a Heart-wrenching Daydream
As a disclaimer, when it comes to the subject of LGTBQ, there are far better voices to discuss this film,
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Book Review: ‘The Color Purple’ by Alice Walker
Come meet Celie. She shares her life with us in Alice Walker’s The Color Purple. Through letters from her to
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Review: ‘Saltburn’ is a Devilishly Delightful Film
Sometimes going into a movie or screener knowing as little as possible is the right way to go. No preconceived
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