Wolfe has tabbed Mar. 8 for the DVD debut of writer/director
Jim Hansen’s mixed-genre comedy, You’re Killing Me.
Self-centered George (Jeffery Self — who co-wrote the
script) has fallen in love with Joe (Matthew McKelligon — Interior. Leather Bar.
and as Jeremy in the Eastsiders series), who has actually
been secretly stalking George (he spotted him online in a goofy webcast
series). Now our boy George has many
problems, Joe, however, just seems to have one … he’s a serial killer.
Love is blind and the clueless George is more than eager to
share his new love with his friends, who take Joe’s blunt honesty as being an
active serial killer as something of a joke.
He can’t really be serious? Gay
men are sensitive, right? He’s as
serious as a heart attack, especially when George’s friends begin to
disappear!!! Besides, they needed to be
done away with, they’re nosey and irritating.
You’re Killing Me is part comedy, part horror tale, part love
story, with all of these elements cleverly blended together with a not-so-subtle
helping of social commentary; insights.
Too many people live in a world of their own and literally
can’t see the forest for the trees. Even
when one of his friends cautions him, “When people tell you who they are,
believe them,” George is utterly in the dark about that.
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