In the first of three films Reggie is shocked to discover that for young Black and Asian LGBT men their harshest critics and persecutors often come from their own communities - or even their own families. Whether it’s young Muslims threatened with exorcism, or West African Christian parents ostracizing their own gay kids, religion plays a part in the story. But Reggie also wants to find out why so few gay men of colour are visible at events like Gay Pride, given the special cultural problems they face.
In the second film, Reggie meets the angry young British men who think feminism has gone too far - and some of the women who have felt their wrath on an internet tailor-made for anti-feminism and trolls. He meets young guys espousing men's rights at Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park and the underground movement of male separatists of MGTOW (or Men Going Their Own Way). Reggie also encounters infamous self-styled pick-up artist Roosh V, who dishes out advice on how to have more sex with women - but doesn't seem to like them very much.
Reggie investigates the extreme ways in which male body culture is impacting on young British guys - from extreme exercise to invasive plastic surgery and even steroid abuse. As Reggie embarks on his own challenge to get into shape he asks what it's all for and follows the story from a private hospital in Istanbul to a lock-up in the Midlands and beyond.
