55 Essential Queer Horror Films A group of popular influencers head off to a music festival but before the concert can even begin they start being picked off one-by-one by a serial killer with a keen sense of irony Jojo Siwa stars Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara” makes some horror films look like Disney fare That’s because something is especially scary
10 Best Lgbtq Horror Films through Alfred Hitchcock’s many queer-coded films, and runs all the way to Ryan Murphy’s “American Horror Story” empire More from IndieWire A Guinness World Records Consultant Analyzed 27,000 Horror Take the common horror-and-action trope wherein ordinary efforts And then there is the so-called queer-mongering subgenre made famous by films like Psycho, Homicidal, Dressed to Kill, Silence of Author Talia Lavin discusses the legacy of the Satanic Panic and how right-wing superstitions fuel conspiracy theories The Center for Creativity celebrated queer horror this Wednesday with the workshop “Everybody Has a Secret Face: Queer Horror & Poetry” Held in the Text and Context lab on the third floor of Hillman
Films Queer Horror Author Talia Lavin discusses the legacy of the Satanic Panic and how right-wing superstitions fuel conspiracy theories The Center for Creativity celebrated queer horror this Wednesday with the workshop “Everybody Has a Secret Face: Queer Horror & Poetry” Held in the Text and Context lab on the third floor of Hillman With a genre that has been defined by the bone-chilling sounds that accompany it, which horror films have perfected the art of the needle drop? The 'Five Nights at Freddy's' and 'Scream' actor talks launching a limited-edition tequila aimed at horror fans, his 'horror icon' status, and scary movies Saturday, November 2, 3 pm New York’s Asia Society presents the Japan Cinefest, showcasing a wide variety of short films, including the queer “Me and Her” Tickets and full-line up via Eventbrite From decades-spanning legends like David Cronenberg to more recent auteurs like Ari Aster, Julia Ducournau, and Robert Eggers, the horror genre has long been a playground for arthouse filmmakers
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