A
A
African
Journey: Jason Blicker takes off his shirt, gets a boyfriend
Alice
Through the Looking Glass
All
About Eve: the gayest movie ever?
An American
Werewolf in London
Annie
Get Your Gun: Beefcake and a gay couple
Avatar: The
Last Airbender: Sokka loves Zuko
B
Barbarella: heterosexual comedy or gay classic?
Beefcake Horror:
Beerfest: Gay-positive guys behaving badly
The Best
Little Whorehouse in Texas
Betty
Boop: The gay symbolism of the 1930s flapper
Big
River: Come back to the raft again, Huck Honey
Blackpool: Gay
musical comedy murder mystery
The Blossoming
of Maximo Olivares
Blue
Velvet: Slow, depressing, homophobic
Born
to Fight/The Devil Diamond: Frankie Darro's boyfriend
Brother
Sun, Sister Moon: The transcendent flesh
Burn
after Reading: or better yet, burn before seeing.
C
Caddyshack:
Masculine women, feminine men
Cannibal Attack: Johnny Weissmuller's last boyfriend
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof: 10 shirtless Bricks
Chicago: Skip
the musical, see it on stage
Chicken
Chronicles: Steve Guttenberg's physique
Christmas Specials: 5 heterosexist and 5 gay-inclusive
A Clockwork Orange: Violence, homophobia, and violation
The Collegians:
Muscle and gay symbolism of the silent era
The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes
The Crazies: A
gay free Iowa, as stereotyped
Criminal Lovers: Heterosexist postmodern fairy tale
CrissCross:
Laying it bare in Key West
D
Damn
YankeesDavid DeCoteau's talking dogs and homoerotic hunks
Dead
Man on Campus: With that scene
Death
of Peter Pan: Michael and Rupert fall in love
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul: Fill your
beefcake quota
Dog
Pound: Unpleasant, violent, homophobic
E-F
The Eagle: When gay subtexts aren't enough
Eight Heads in a Duffel Bag, with gay couples
Equus: Gay symbolism, madness, and Harry Potter's willie
The Explosive
Generation: Billy Gray in love
F*ck It List: How many times can you say WTF? without
turning it off
Firesign
Theatre: We're all bozos on this bus
The First
Nudie Musical: 70s stars get naked
Fred, gay liberation, and All That Jazz
From
Here to Eternity: gay friendship
G
Gangster's Boy: Jackie Cooper falls in love
Geography Club: gay and straight high-schoolers
Georgy Girl: Lesbian mother in the swinging 60s
Ghoul: The kid from "Modern Family" fights monsters
Grandmother's House: Gay kid saves the day
Grease Live: Still no gay people at Rydell High
Guys
and Dolls: but mostly guys
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Hansel and Gretel, Witch-Hunters
Harriet
the Spy: Gay and Lesbian kids
Horrible
Bosses: Homophobia and gay subtexts
How to Eat Fried Worms: They tease you because they like you
I Wanna Hold Your Hand: a boy Beatles fan
If It's Tuesday This Must Be Belgium
Inner Sanctum: "You'd be perfect for my grandson"
The Innocents: In the south of France, everybody wants everybody
It
Happened in Athens: The end of 1950s gay Hollywood
J
Jewel
in the Crown: Gay British officer in love/hate with India
Johnny
Depp's Lone Ranger: For heterosexuals only
Joseph
and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Jules Verne: The Disney Version
K-L
Kilroy Was Queer...um, I mean "Kilroy was here"
The King and I: Bare chests and shaved heads
Kings
of Summer: Three boys alone
Kiss Me, Kate:
The updated, gay-ified version
Ten reasons why it's a gay classic
Knowing:
The most heterosexist movie of all time
The Last Picture Show: Small town melodrama with gay subtexts
Li'l
Abner, the musical: gay anxiety during the Cold War
The Little Vampire:
Little Vampire 3D: An inch away from an open gay
romance
Little
Vampire and his bodybuilder pal
Lords
of Flatbush: Fonzie before "Happy Days"
Lost
Boys: Corey Haim's bubble bath
M
Maleficent:
A Disney fairy tale that's not heterosexist, for a change
Meatballs:
Bill Murray mentors a gay kid at summer camp
Motorama and
the Girl of Your Dreams
Movie
Serials: Ten forgotten musclemen
My Fair Lady: A gay couple in Edwardian England
N-O
Next
Friday: Homophobes create an interracial gay romance
Nosferatu: The first gay vampire
Nothing Like Before: Homophobia condemns a gay teen
Once Upon a Mattress: The girl named Fred
Orange
County: Arlo and Chad, gay couple
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P-Q
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Paranorman: The first gay character in a kids' movie
Pepe
Le Pew, the bisexual Looney Tunes skunk
Picnic: Hood takes his shirt off
Pinocchio in Outer Space: Gay subtext cartoon classic
Pinocchio: A "real heterosexual boy"
Pippin: A gay piece of the sky
Popeye: Finding a non-traditional family
R
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Fox's
Heterosexual Rocky Horror
Rocky Horror Picture Show Live
Why do gay men like Rocky Horror?
S
Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom
Savage
Sam and the Disney Adventure Kid
Searching for beefcake in Hamlet
The Secret
of Boyne Castle: Kurt Russell's secret life
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Shaken, not stirred: the gay James Bond
Shipwrecked:
Jens builds a family
Shock Treatment: Romance is not a children's game
Sidekicks:
Gay kid meets his crush
Sixty Movies I will never see, or saw and regretted it
The Sound of Music: the gay connection
South
Pacific: A high school musical
Southern
Baptist Sissies: Gays vs. God, yet again
Spider-Man: Into the Multiverse. How is this not a coming-out movie?
Spider-Man,
the Musical: Bring on the Bulges
Star Wars: Were Han Solo and Luke Skywalker boyfriends?
Streetcar
Named Desire: 14 shirtless Stanleys
Super 8: Four boys, a girl, and a monster
Superman: You'll believe a man can fly
Sweet Sweetback's Baadassss Song: Ten gay surprises
Swordsmen
and sorcerors of the 1980s
T-V
Tarzan: The Stage Musical: Major loincloth-clad hunkage
Teen Beach Movie: Not your grandfather's homoeroticism
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Which was gay?
Terminator: A boy and his robot
Tim Tyler's Luck: Gay boy and pirate in the jungle
Touch of Pink: Whiny gay guy, freespirited bisexual, and cougar mom
Toy Soldiers: Muscles on parade
Triplets
of Belleville: Jazz Age lesbians and the androgynous M
Uncle
Tom Award #3: High School Musical
Vanya and Sonya and Masha and Spike
Visit
to a Chief's Son: Romance between an American and an African boy
W-Z
Welcome
Home, Bobby: Homophobic mess
Whatever
Happened to Baby Jane: The gay connection
White
Christmas: the gay connection
White Water Summer/Stand by Me
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
Willy
Wonka and the Torture...um, I mean Chocolate
Factory
The Wiz: Gay Manhattan in the 70s
Xanadu: A million lights are dancing
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