1993 gay movies
Synopsis
The story of a juvenile man who tragically defeated his lover in a horriffic motorcycle accident. Now working at a video store and selling uncensored gay hardcore pornography under the counter, he one day discovers the worlds most bizarre snuff video... which happens to "star" a man who looks exactly like his expired lover. Pushed over the edge by this event, the protagonist goes on a violent rampage, attempting to murder everybody committed in the video's creation.
Popular reviews
MoreBallads is one helluva weird gay pinku, clearly following in the footsteps of Satô's haunting stabs at homo-erotic nightmares with the likes of Muscle, The Fetist, etc.
Right off the bat this film dunks you head-first into some wild imagery as you're inundated by a noisy concert interspersed with a group of criminals shooting a same-sex attracted snuff flick. Videodrome turned up to 11, with screeching sounds and anarchic energy pounding into you. Cyberpunk maniacs running amok in leather jackets, while these hyenas laugh and whip a tied up man. Yikes!
The hour-long flick then switches gears, focusing on a man mourning the death of his lover after a machine accident. He works at an
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The 30 Best LGBTQIA+ Films of All Time
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However, there are exceptions fond the fifteen movies below.
For this list I picked mainly movies that are not only absorbing for the gay group but also for anyone who is open for a great movie encounter. Also, they are my personal favorites, even though there are a rare more good ones out.
1. Shelter (2007)
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