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Luke Hearfield

Reporter · GB

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Aug 24, 2026
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Aug 18, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Luke Hearfield

    Director Gregg Araki on Gen Z, sex and why 'the highs and lows of it are kind of what life’s all about' (EXCLUSIVE) (opens the original)

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    Gregg Araki, you kinky bitch. Fans of the renowned queer filmmaker have been thirsting for “another homo movie by Gregg Araki” for over a decade. His last feature, White Bird in a Blizzard, came out in 2014, meaning he’s been edging us for 12 years. Twelve years! Thankfully, he is finally giving audiences the release we’ve been yearning for. On 28 August, he makes his highly-anticipated return to the silver screen with his saucy sex-comedy I Want Your Sex. The title alone screams Araki. Audience

  2. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Luke Hearfield

    Stop! That! Train! and Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma top Attitude’s reviews of the hottest new films (opens the original)

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    Queer cinema is at its peak, with the RuPaul-steered Stop! That! Train! pulling into cinemas worldwide and every lesbian’s favourite heartthrob, Gillian Anderson, gracing our screens in Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma. Attitude has reviewed this season’s hottest releases.Elsewhere, we look at I Want Your Sex, starring Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman, Leviticus, fronted by Joe Bird, and Bad Apples, as well as taking readers back to 1960s Tokyo with this issue’s queer cult classic, Funeral Pa

  3. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Luke Hearfield

    Stop! That! Train! review: RuPaul takes us aboard the campest film of the year (opens the original)

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    Choo-choo bitches! The gay cinematic event of 2026 is finally pulling into the station. Some movie reviews require deep critical thinking and studious analysis. And then, there are movies like Adam Shankman’s disaster-spoof Stop! That! Train!, which are so simple, stupid and self-assured, that I could summarise this entire movie just by quoting President Judy Gagwell’s (RuPaul Charles) campaign slogan, which got her elected to office: “She Fun!”. Call it lowbrow. Call it idiotic. Call it a Drag

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