A rookie drag queen reeling from a breakup escapes to the country, where he finds his grandmother (Cloris Leachman) in steep decline yet desperate to avoid the local nursing home.
A young man (Bakary Koné) is sent to "La Maca", a prison of Ivory Coast in the middle of the forest ruled by its prisoners. With the red moon rising, he is designated by the Boss to be the new "Roman" and must tell a story to the other prisoners.
Has London's Charing Cross Tube station slipped back in time - to the '70s?
Not quite. These fantastic mock ads currently adorn the walls of the station's disused lower levels, where the Jubilee line once terminated, and which now plays host to filming (from low budget horror Creep, to Skyfall), and TfL's own Hidden London tours.
Somewhere In Delaware, new music from Fab The Duo.
New LA-based alternative-pop duo Fab The Duo aim to smash societal norms through music and love. The glamorous boyfriend duo quickly became rising stars in New York City’s nightlife and indie music scene, performing to big, energetic crowds at iconic venues like The Cutting Room, The Stonewall Inn, and The Bitter End all within their first year.
Coming-of-age film about Caleb (Troye Sivan), a South Florida teen. On the eve of his high school graduation, everything changes when he's exposed to HIV. While he waits three months for his results, he finds love in the most unlikely of places.
Mad, bad True Romance throbs with manic energy as an eclectic array of maniacs and oddballs lose their minds (and in some cases, parts of their anatomies) in La La Land.
Christian Slater are Patricia Arquette are our... er, heroes. Christopher Walken, Gary Oldman and James Gandolfini are thrillingly monstrous (Gandolfini's scenes, particularly, ooze menace and malice). Brad Pitt is a ton of fun as an unemployed pothead, and Dennis Hopper finds a unique way to needle a Sicilian (don't try this at home).
It's a big, daft heady brew of violence and crackling dialogue that will leave you gasping, "WTF?!" When it's all over, you'll be in need of a lie down in a darkened room - but you won't regret one second of this exhilarating ride.
An intriguing mix of horror and romantic comedy, You're Killing Me demonstrates what happens when narcissistic, wannabe Internet star George meets Joe, a monotone serial killer.
George catches Joe's attention and they immediately begin dating. While all of George's friends agree that Joe seems a bit strange, George claims his new beau "isn't scary, he's gorgeous."
As George's friends start to disappear, the remaining group take matters into their own hands. The surprising ending begs the question: Can the right kind of attention make you blind to a cute killer?
Directed and co-written by Jim Hansen (creator of The Chloe Videos with Drew Droege), this gay mixture of Dexter and Gilmore Girls blends witty banter, pop culture references and good old-fashioned gore. You're Killing Me will have you laughing hysterically as you cover your eyes in fear.