Directed by The Sword’s own co-founder Michael Stabile, Seed Money: The Chuck Holmes Story is near and dear to our hearts. As part of the Frameline LGBT Film Festival, you can see it for yourself this Sunday, June 21, if you happen to be in San Francisco.
Way back in 2009 when I and Mike Stabile both left The Sword, then in its third year, to pursue other things, Mike went off to begin work on a passion project he’d been talking about for many months. That project, a documentary covering the life and times of Falcon Studios founder Chuck Holmes, is now about to have its …
As part of its brand new Falcon Forever campaign, the iconic studio is debuting Weekends at Falcon to kick off a year-long celebration of its Golden Anniversary!
The Sword co-founder turned filmmaker, Mike Stabile, has called Falcon founder Chuck Holmes “the gay Hugh Hefner.” The rest of the world is about to find out why.
And a Kickstarter campaign. Seed Money: The Chuck Holmes Story, the feature length documentary from Michael Stabile, explores the life of Falcon Studios founder Chuck Holmes, and includes testimonials from John Waters, Chi Chi LaRue, Steven Scarborough, and Tom Chase (wow @ 2:10), among others. Donate here! Stabile’s last project, Smut Capital of America, screened at film festivals all year …
Falcon Studios has announced the launch of the year-long Falcon Forever campaign celebrating its golden anniversary! Featuring a dedicated website, special live events with your favorite performers, giveaways, special offers and more, it’s a party you’re all invited to!
Steve Cruz was in Europe filming his directorial debut for Falcon Studios—a momentous point in his illustrious career—when the project was sidetracked and shelved due to the COVID-19 pandemic. He joins the rest of an industry forced to be more creative than ever during a period of immense uncertainty.
The world’s oldest male strip club is now history. But thanks to Woody Fox, Alam Wernick, a handful of stars, a standing room audience, a film crew, and a live double penetration, it won’t be soon forgotten.
Legendary gay porn director John Travis has passed away. Perhaps most famous for discovering Jeff Stryker, he left an indelible mark on the gay porn industry that lives on today.
A new article expands the territory director, and The Sword founder, Michael Stabile explored in “Seed Money: The Chuck Holmes Story” to ask if Holmes most lasting legacy is the bar at which gay beauty is still set at.