Big Blast: Get's Merry (2013)

Actors: Joop Agema (actor), Joop Agema (writer), Joop Agema (director), Joop Agema (editor), Jan-Hessel de Haan (actor),

Ayer no termina nunca (2013)

Actors: Javier Cámara (actor), Isabel Coixet (director), Isabel Coixet (writer), Isabel Coixet (producer), Candela Peña (actress), Manuel Monzón (producer), Alfonso de Vilallonga (composer), Adolfo Blanco (producer), Belén Funes (miscellaneous crew), Carla Sospedra (producer), Agnès Bonet (costume designer), Jordi Azategui (editor), Arantxa Roca (producer),

It's Okay! She's My Stepdaughter 8 (2011)

Actors: Marco Banderas (actor), Steve Crest (actor), Jake Jacobs (actor), Lee Stone (actor), Keni Styles (actor), Jeanie Marie Sullivan (actress), Jenna Rose (actress), Ava Jay (actress), Ashley Abbott (actress), Becky Brielle (actress),

The Making of Michael Lucas' 'Dangerous Liaisons' (2006)

Actors: RuPaul (actor), Michael Lucas (producer), Boy George (actor), Michael Musto (actor), Randy Jones (actor), Bruce Vilanch (actor), Michael Lucas (actor), The Lady Bunny (actress), Gerald McCullouch (actor), Amanda Lepore (actress), Wilfried Knight (actor), Steven Polito (actor), Ben Patrick Johnson (actor), Dan Renzi (actor), Mickey Skee (actor),

Plot: Turning the gay adult industry on its cock-eyed (cock-heavy?) ear, Michael Lucas' Dangerous Liaisons quickly became one of the most-talked about gay porns of 2005. Purportedly one of the most expensive endeavors of its type ever, Lucas' adaptation of Choderlos de Laclos' thrice-filmed classic novel "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" updates the action to today's New York fashion world. Taking the already deliciously nasty scenario to even tastier levels, the sexual tension and antics that were only alluded to in previous incarnations are now played out for viewers in gloriously nasty, fully-hardcore sexual trysts. But what really raised eyebrows were the high-profile non-porn personalities who popped up in the film: Amanda Lepore, Boy George, Bruce Vilanch, Graham Norton, Hedda Lettuce, Lady Bunny, The Village Voice's Michael Musto and RuPaul all make appearances (thankfully in non-sexual roles -- sorry, Bunny!). The gamble paid off: the film was an instant smash with critics as well as with porn-fiends everywhere, garnering the year's most GayVN Award nominations (13) and scoring four, including nods for its killer screenplay, Best Supporting Actor Kent Larson and a tie for Best Picture of the Year. Here now is your chance to go behind-the-scenes and see not only the creation of this sizzling flick, but also hear from the participants and industry elite. You'll hear insightful and witty (and uproariously filthy) comments from such luminaries as the irrepressible Bruce Vilanch, Lady Bunny, RuPaul, and glamazon Amanda Lapore, as well the film's cavalcade of drop-dead gorgeous (and frequently fully naked) lead actors. Some of the best lines are delivered by Mr. Lucas himself, whose refreshingly candid and self deprecating delivery is sure to win over even non-fans. Make no mistake, though -- there's plenty of fully explicit flesh on display here. This World Premiere will be followed by a panel discussion to be moderated by Michael Musto. Also scheduled to appear live and in person will be Bruce Vilanch, Michael Lucas, porn star (and cast member) J., Matthew Roberts and other surprise guests.

Franklin Charter (2005)

Actors: Brandon E. Brooks (actor), Brandon E. Brooks (producer), Charlie McDermott (actor), Dave Manzo (editor), Amy Carlson (actress), Michael Jacques (actor), Adam C. Edwards (actor), Kathilynn Phillips (director), Kathilynn Phillips (writer), Kathilynn Phillips (producer), Gildart Jackson (actor), Laurence Lau (actor), David Forsyth (actor), Maurice Lavelle (actor), Chrystopher Ryan Johnson (actor),

Rise of the Undead (2005)

Actors: J. Horton (writer), J. Horton (editor), J. Horton (director), J. Horton (producer), Blaine Cade (producer), Blaine Cade (actor), Robert Valentino Kitchen (actor), Robert Bravo (producer), Chantal Koerner (actress), Maximilian Kabong (composer), Shannon Hubbell (director), Shannon Hubbell (producer), Stephen Kayo (producer), Shannon Hubbell (writer), Shannon Hubbell (editor),

Plot: The apocalypse has arrived. Seven strangers escape a fiery blast that has engulfed the city. Refuge is found in an abandoned government building. Trapped with nowhere to go, they soon realize they are not alone. Something sinister, hidden in the shadows, is slowly killing them off one by one. A game of survival has begun. Become the hunter or become the hunted.

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Soho Square (2000)

Actors: Olegar Fedoro (actor), Lucy Davenport (actress), Jamie Rafn (editor), Sam Eastall (editor), Pamela Mandell (actress), Jamie Rafn (producer), Jamie Rafn (director), Jamie Rafn (writer), William Wilde (actor), Amanda Haberland (actress), Livy Armstrong (actor), Tim Fitzhigham (actor), Emma Poole (actress), Imogen Cooper (producer), Andrew Heath (actor),

Plot: A deadly serial pyromaniac is preying on young women in London's Soho district. Assigned to the case is a laconic deputy police investigator (Biggs) with a troubled history, a fondness for drink and haunted memories. When he meets a bartender (Haberland) in a Soho club who reminds him of someone from his past, the detective finds he is rapidly getting closer to the perpetrator of the horrific crimes.

Father Steps Out (1941)

Actors: Jack Ogilvie (editor), Tristram Coffin (actor), John Dilson (actor), Frank Faylen (actor), Charlie Hall (actor), I. Stanford Jolley (actor), Paul Maxey (actor), John Maxwell (actor), Frank Melton (actor), George Morrell (actor), Gene O'Donnell (actor), Edward Peil Sr. (actor), Jed Prouty (actor), George Waggner (writer), Jean Yarbrough (director),

Plot: A remake of Monogram's 1934 "City Limits" with practically all of the character role names the same as in the earlier film, and the primary difference here is that the author of the original story, Jack Woodford, receives no mention here. George Waggner (as Joseph West),who adapted the story for the first film, takes an "original screenplay" credit here with no nod in the direction of the man who wrote the story in the first place. A glance at a few Universal B-westerns Waggner "wrote" for Bob Baker will find that the majority of them had also been written before by other writers, mostly in the John Wayne Lone Star westerns. Edmond Kelso's additional dialogue credit must have been for the interplay between Frank Faylen's and Charlie Hall's hobo characters, especially when Faylen starts explaining why the sixty-cent dollar is still worth a dollar in a 40-year precursor to voo-doo economics. Story concerns railroad tycoon J.B. Matthews (Jed Prouty) taking over a rival line, being sent on an R&R; vacation by his doctor, falling off his private train-car and landing in a hobo jungle occupied by Faylen and Hall, and being cured of all his ills, while reporter Jimmy Dugan (Frank Albertson) poses as a doctor in order to get an exclusive story about the railroad takeover.

Here Is My Heart (1934)

Actors: Charles C. Wilson (actor), Roland Young (actor), Bing Crosby (actor), Charles Arnt (actor), William Frawley (actor), Roland Young (actor), Reginald Owen (actor), Reginald Owen (actor), Albert Petit (actor), Arthur Housman (actor), Fred Santley (actor), Rolfe Sedan (actor), Frederick Sullivan (actor), Akim Tamiroff (actor), Cecilia Parker (actress),

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Three Men in a Boat (1920)

Actors: Challis Sanderson (director), Johnny Butt (actor), Lionelle Howard (actor), Florence Turner (actress), Percy Nash (producer), H. Manning Haynes (writer), H. Manning Haynes (actor), Lydia Hayward (writer), Eva Westlake (actress), Jerome K. Jerome (writer), George Redman (producer), Edward C. Bright (actor),