Jane Schoenbrun’s Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma is a piece of visual candy that everyone needs to get a taste of. Fitting, considering candy...
Corpus Corrin Evans premiered her debut feature film Corpus at Fantasia Film Festival. Corpus is a steamy thriller set in 1997 New York, which follows a...
After the immense success of their sophomore film I Saw The TV Glow, Jane Schoenbrun returns to the big screen this month with their highly anticipated...
Can you believe Cronenberg, Spielberg, and Rodriguez all knew I was gay before I did? Leave it to a screening of The Fly to instantly deposit...
There is power to be found in embracing our inner beast. In a world that has, at best, othered us and at worst, deemed us monsters,...
No, you can’t pray the gay away. For queer youth, a proper life following Christian values is essentially a life on the run; an eternal haunting....
If you’re having a conversation about contemporary queer horror and the other person hasn’t heard of Alice Maio Mackay, it’s time to stop talking, sit them...
It’s been a hot minute since my interview with director Roger Conners talking about his feature film Meat. Armed with three thousand metallic spikes and a...
Queens of the Dead starts, as so many wild stories do, with a sketchy app-initiated hookup. Drag artist Z Queen (played by Julie J) makes a...
Brooklyn Horror Film Festival is over for another year, but many of the films I saw will linger long on my mind. That’s especially true for...