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Each week, gay comedian, actor and old movie lover STEVE HAYES comments on and dishes the classic movies he loves. From Film Noir to Screw Ball Comedies, Social Dramas to Camp Classics, nothing escapes his scrutiny. Using his vast knowledge of film and Hollywood history, he not only describes the various films, but provides the inside scoops on who got who to do what to whom in order to get what was made, made. With a new segment every week, each two to four minute segment is shot on location in Thornfield Manor, Steve's overly-opulent , nostalgia filled, sumptuously cluttered, Studio apartment and hosted by fellow actor John Bixler, Steve recommends what classics to see, what to avoid, what to take seriously, what not to and what to run out and rent as soon as the show is over.

EPISODE GUIDE
#1 Demetrius and the Gladiators
#2 The Lodger and Hangover Square
#3 Kings Row
#4 The Maltese Falcon and Brick
#5 Written on the Wind
#6 Vertigo
#7 Sudden Fear
#8 The Stranger
#9 With a Song In My Heart
#10 The Bishops Wife
#11 Desk Set
#12 The Furies
#13 Them!
#14 His Girl Friday
#15 The Greatest Show on Earth
#16 The Letter
#17 The Bad and the Beautiful
#18 A Place in the Sun
#19 Black Narcissus
#20 Victim
#21 Mildred Pierce
#22 Titanic (1953)
#23 Auntie Mame
#24 Portrait of Jennie
#25 Leave Her To Heaven
#26 The Rains Came
#27 Torch Song (1953)
#28 The Big Clock
#29 Lifeboat
#30 Red River
#31 Niagara
#32 No Way Out (1950)
#33 The Harvey Girls
#34 The Long Hot Summer (1958)
#35 Laura
#36 Picnic
#37 The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex
#38 The Thing from Another World (1951)
#39 East of Eden (1955)
#40 Born Yesterday (1950)
#41 Strangers On A Train (1951)
#42 Stage Door (1937)
#43 Mrs. Miniver
#44 Peyton Place (1957)
#45 The Little Foxes
#46 The High and the Mighty
#47 The Lady Eve
#48 The Spiral Staircase (1945)
#49 The Philadelphia Story
#50 The Night of the Hunter
#51 The Heiress
#52 Stage Fright -1 Year Anniversary!
#53 The Dark Corner
#54 The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947)
#55 Dracula (1931) & The Wolf Man (1941)
#56 Green For Danger
#57 Pride & Prejudice (1940)
#58 The Naked Jungle
#59 The Apartment
#60 Midnight
#61 Separate Tables
#62 The Razor's Edge (1946)
#63 All That Heaven Allows & Far From Heaven
#64 San Francisco
#65 Rebecca
#66 Roman Holiday
#67 From Here To Eternity
#68 Double Indemnity
#69 Singin' In The Rain
#70 Flamingo Road
#71 Suddenly, Last Summer
#72 Notorious
#73 Funny Face
#74 Sweet Smell of Success
#75 The Creature Trilogy
#76 Dinner at 8:00
#77 Dark Passage
#78 Lost Horizon (1937)
#79 Sunday, Bloody Sunday
#80 Gypsy (1962)
#81 Caged
#82 Giant
#83 China Seas
#84 The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939)
#85 Now, Voyager
#86 The Haunting (1963)
#87 A Letter To Three Wives
#88 Meet Me In St. Louis
#89 Random Harvest
#90 The Lion In Winter (1968)
#91 Mogambo
#92 Key Largo
#93 The Tall Men
#94 Sabrina (1954)
#95 The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

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STEVE HAYES starred as Perry in the Fine Line Features motion picture "Trick" directed by Jim Fall and starring Tori Spelling and Christian Campbell. "Trick" was nominated for Best Picture at the Sundance Film Festival and Steve can be heard singing a solo number on the soundtrack CD. He recently completed the film; "The Big Gay Musical," in which he sings three songs and plays GOD. He won Oustanding Actor at the International New York Fringe Theatre Festival in 2006 for "The Penguin Tango" by Stephen Svoboda. In 2008, he was again at The Fringe performing in the original two character show "Parental Indiscretions" written and performed with comedy partner Tom Cayler. He appeared in GAYFEST NYC in 2008 in his original one-person show, "Steve Hayes Hollywood Reunion" directed by Vincent J. Cardinal. Steve and Tom Cayler recently appeared in a sold-out engagement of their latest comedy, "Stories We Tell Ourselves" at Don't Tell Mama in New York and The Pontine Theatre in Portsmouth. Steve starred Off-Broadway in Paul Corrigan's comedy "Queen's Blvd" also directed by Vincent J. Cardinal. He appeared in Johnathan Tolins "The Last Sunday In June" at The Caldwell Theatre in Boca Raton, Florida and starred in the ABC television pilot "The Maintenance Mens Lounge" as well as the award winning industrial film, "Time To Save" for Merrill Lynch. As a comedian, Steve is a nine time nominee and three time winner of the Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs MAC Award for Outstanding Comedian and Characterization. He is also the recipient of the Backstage Bistro Award for Comedy Performer of the Year. He is a six time recipient of the ASCAP Popular Music Award and is the author and co-lyricist of the musical "Kiss Me Quick Before the Lava Reaches the Village" and the co-lyricist of "Girl Of My Dreams". Both with music by Peter Ekstrom and developed by Musical Theatre Works in New York. LAVA was produced at The Citicorp Center in New York, The Northshore Music Theatre in Boston and The Village Theatre in Seattle. "Girl Of My Dreams" was produced at the Barter Theatre in Abingdon, Virginia and the Village Theatre in Seattle. He taught comedy at The Cabaret Convention at Yale University.

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