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"Beloved by audiences for over a decade, Here TV's original movie "Shelter" is celebrated with an in-depth discussion with stars Trevor Wright and Brad Rowe, along with director Jonah Markowitz."

YouTube's algorithm sent this my way recently, a couple of months after it was posted. Shelter is one of my fave queer movies, so it was nice to see the ( Read more... )

Since I'm still laid up, I decided to take advantage and rewatch Shelter. For those of you unfamiliar, it was released in 2007, and I watched and sorta kinda wrote a review then ( Read more... )

I thought I'd help spikedluv with some Shelter pimping by sharing a "good parts" (i.e. sexytimes, but still lots of romantic stuff) clips from the movie.

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The movie is from 2007, available on DVD, Netflix and Blockbuster have it for rent online, Blockbuster appears to have it available for "on demand" viewing as well as purchase. Amazon and other venues ( Read more... )

spikedluv  blames me, and I'll happily take it for her Shelter fic, Lube of the Month Club. [giggle]

I've been working my way through my Netflix queue as well as some things I had on hand.

I finished watching the first series of Blue Murder. It's a standard crime drama in one sense, but there's some interesting differences. First off, the lead is female. She's not a skinny waif either, and this is only partly because she's pregnant at the start ( Read more... )

Shore Leave XXX... er, wait, that makes it sound like a porny thing if I use XXX instead of 30, doesn't it? I'm surprisingly fine with that.

Panel Question: Which is your favorite, Torchwood or Sarah Jane Adventures?
Nialla: That's like asking me if I prefer porn or candy.

I managed to pimp Shelter and the Donald Strachey movie series to three ( Read more... )

I'm not going to write a full review of Shelter, I'll let the one over at AfterElton give you the overview (spoilers, of course). And here's the trailer if you want to see more (there's also links to more clips too).

( My sort of review, general impressions, complete with spoilers )

SyFy Portal: "Are Networks Afraid Of The F-Word? Frak, That Is."
 Since its debut in 2003, "Battlestar Galactica" has not gone as far as using the F-word expletive on the show (at least not on purpose), but has freely used "frak" as a substitute. And we mean freely.

Idiot. They used that in the original show, 30 years ago, and it was touted as a " ( Read more... )