Saturday, April 30, 2011

Barako Trailer


This is the trailer of our film "Barako" directed by Monti Parungao, produced by Avel Bacudio starring Johnron Tanada and Frederick Peralta.

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Melanie's Experience


The vivacious Bb. Melanie of the "Todo sa Bongga" blog shares her experience at the shoot of our film, Barako as she is one of the lucky ten to get an invite into the event.

Bb. Melanie recalls, "Dito na namin nasaksihan ang tinutukoy ni Lexie na "revealing" act ni Johnron TaƱada with company. Witchells kong ispluk ditey kung ano ang naganap. Panoorin niyo na lang nang masaksihan niyo ang eksenang ikinawala ng aking ulirat."

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Monday, April 25, 2011

A Police Car Chase

If you still patronize those scheming sex workers around the QC  Circle, then read this sharing from "Pinoy Insider", who successfully escaped from the QC Police trap on Gay Men:

After picking up a call boy in QC Circle we made out in pasig near my place. Then when we were done he asked me to bring him back to QC so I did I noticed he kept texting and when I asked him to give e his cell he kept delaying while texting. When we reached Kamuning he told me to park on the side so he can take off. A police car wang wanged and tried to block my way. I was terrified and managed to escape by driving fast heading edsa. The call boy was still in my car but still texting. Immediately I figured him out and said to him, : sinet up mo ako no?" Baket? and he couldn't say a word. I drove so fast he was scared we might get into an accident. He said : ok na tama na baka maaksidente pa tayo." I was probably driving at 120 kph. At a nearby gas station I parked quickly and pushed him out of my car. He asked for an extra P500 so to let him go I quickly gave it to him. When I reached Greenhills I noticed the police car was catching up so I steped on the gas some more and managed to park in an establishment and quickly switched off. he police car passed by me so fast but they did not see me parked. When the coast was clear I drove back to pasig where I lived. I was shaken by the experience. And never went back again. I learned my lesson well.

Friday, April 22, 2011

The Gay Church

In observance of this religious holiday, let me feature what probably is the only gay-friendly church in the Philippines, the MCC. They hold bible studies and support group for mostly gays, bisexuals,  lesbians, trans in Quezon city. And they also officiate gay weddings (although, it does not have any legal merit in our country).

This church proclaims, Jesus does not discriminate.  And if you believe so, you may visit their website or text 09151814963.

Thursday, April 21, 2011

Lex, Tsupain mo 'ko...

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I was 20, a UP student doing part time work for Viva Entertainment. I was assigned to work with teen stars for a very popular TV show.

There was a long break and we were in a studio. I was at the couch resting with this former teen star who eventually became a lead hunky actor. He was with another actor talking about sex and all. Then suddenly, he sat near me and whispered to me, "Lex, tsupain mo 'ko" (Lex, wanna suck my dick).

My heart skipped a beat.

Back then, I was pretentious and virginal. I shook my head, crumpling my face in fake disgust.

That was eleven years ago. And I am slapping my face right now.

I am now 31. And this is my birthday post.



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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Pulupot in Torino Film Fest


My first screenplay for Monti Parungao "Pulupot" will be screened at the 26th Torino GLBT Film Festival in Italy this April.
“Pulupot” stars former “Survivor Philippines” contestants Justine Ferrer and Echo Caceres. It is Parungao’s second film to be featured at the festival following last year’s “Sagwan.” It is listed in the Tracks Feature Film section.

“Pulupot” is a story of a country boy who dreams of a life in America. However, he is relegated to making ends meet in a sex club, in a world steeped in prostitution and pansexuality.

Source: Manila Bulletin

Monday, April 18, 2011

Bawal Bakla

I was walking at the busy street at the back of SM North when I an handwritten announcement caught my attention and stirred a gut reaction in me. The bond paper was posted in front of a window of a beauty salon manned by long-haired stylists. And it says:

Wanted: Male Bedspacer. Bawal Bakla.