Check out filmography of the singular Gregg Araki

The word on the street (and in the news, and the movies) is that younger men are increasingly interested in older women.

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National story. 11 articles from 9 sources. 8 are on the bar; 1 is an international, entertainment or tech outlet, listed separately. Updated Aug 1, 2026.

How each side is putting it

Left

6 sources
The MLeft· Jul 31, 2026

Gregg Araki: 'I Want Your Sex' Is About the Sex Gen Z Isn't Having

SalonLeft· Jul 31, 2026

“I Want Your Sex” is deliberately unsexy

Seattle TimesLean Left· Jul 30, 2026

‘I Want Your Sex’ review: A goofy, garbled sex-comedy from Gregg Araki

The MLeft· Jul 30, 2026

I Want Your Sex Is a Queer, Punk Sex Comedy for Deeply Unsexy Times

Gay City NewsLeft· Jul 29, 2026

New queer cinema great Gregg Araki checks in on straight men in ‘I Want Your Sex’

Center

1 source
The ColumbianCenter· Jul 31, 2026

Check out filmography of the singular Gregg Araki

Right

1 source
The Brunswick NewsLean Right· Jul 29, 2026

Movie review: Gregg Araki's 'I Want Your Sex' an erotic farce with message for Gen Z

The Brunswick NewsLean Right· Jul 28, 2026

What to stream: Go your own way with films of indie auteur Gregg Araki

Other outlets

International, entertainment and tech outlets, by their rating. Not counted in the bar above. How we count coverage

Left

1 article
The GuardianLean Left· Aug 1, 2026

Gregg Araki on sex, film and queer resistance: ‘All the terrible shit in the world is because of sexual repression’

Center

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Right

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The story so far

3 developments
  1. Jul 28What to stream: Go your own way with films of indie auteur Gregg Araki
  2. Jul 29Movie review: Gregg Araki's 'I Want Your Sex' an erotic farce with message for Gen Z
  3. Jul 30‘I Want Your Sex’ review: A goofy, garbled sex-comedy from Gregg Araki

Who covered each development

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Last development · Jul 30 — ‘I Want Your Sex’ review: A goofy, garbled sex-comedy from Gregg Araki