'Wicked' is even better on the big screen—but how gay is it?
Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande lift the beloved musical to new, higher heights, writes Out's film critic Mey Rude.
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Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande lift the beloved musical to new, higher heights, writes Out's film critic Mey Rude.
In this trans critic's opinion, Netflix's newest movie musical is one of the best trans stories to be released in years.
The sequel raises the epic stakes, but does it live up to the spirit of the original? Out's film critic Mey Rude explores!
Out's Mey Rude reviews the queerness and the quality of the Disney+ original series Agatha All Along.
Out's Mey Rude reviews Neon's new comedy-drama that focuses on the love story of a New York City exotic dancer.
The Sweat Tour cements the legacy of two pop stars of the internet age.
Out's Mey Rude also asks 'How Gay Is It?' in this review of the Warner Bros. film.
The upcoming Netflix musical & Oscar contender is a unique, brilliant trans film with stunning performances, writes Out's Mey Rude.
Mubi's newest campy body horror film is all about seeking flawlessness, though it is not without its areas of improvement!
Witches, rejoice! There is FINALLY a show for us in the Marvel Cinematic Universe!
Despite the muscled madness from the Scottish heartthrob, there's still a lot of problems with Universal Pictures' newest horror thriller Speak No Evil.
The new doc follows Will Ferrell and his best friend Harper Steele as they go on a road trip across the country.
Tim Burton is back to squeeze any remaining life out of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, but perhaps some things are better left to rest in peace...
Fede Álvarez takes the Alien franchise to new, gory heights.
Unfortunately, Borderlands isn’t just a bad video game adaptation, it’s a bad (and de-gayed!) film.
Hunter Schafer is a brilliant final girl and Dan Stevens makes a great campy villain in Neon's new family horror film.
M. Night Shyamalan is back with the new serial killer thriller that is being billed as an "experience" — but does that mean it's a good one??
The Merc with a Mouth is back, and this time, he's got an iconic mutant friend.
Universal Pictures' new thriller lives up to the action hype but falls short on characters.
Nicholas Cage and Maika Monroe face off in this serial killer classic.