#KevinWilliamsonWouldNever December wound up being pretty hectic between our festive entries in Krampus, Better Watch Out and Terror Train, but now that it’s January, it’s time to continue the...
Power Rangers. The month of December has been dominated by holiday horror so far. Trace and I have tackled Krampus and the ill-advisedly-released-at-Christmas animated film, Batman:...
Booby Likes It Spooky. Trace and I had a surprisingly busy November: we tackled a not-great Candyman sequel, a great adaptation in The Ruins and, oh yeah, we...
Last year, following the lack of recognition at the Oscars for horror films, Trace Thurman and I created “The Hereditaries” (named after Toni Collette’s Hereditary omission from...
Man to Lay by Men.com After a fun November filled with Holly Hunter & Sigourney Weaver in Copycat and a terrifying flora-filled vacation in Carter Smith’s The...
Ah say ento pi alpha mabi upendi. After last week’s episode on Trick ‘r Treat, what better way to wrap up October than quintessential comfort horror film,...
Ghost Crucifixes. As we roll through October, we’re crossing off timely entries like Hitchcock’s Rebecca, as well as “comfort” horror entries like The Final Girls and now Mike...
Despite numerous exceptions to the rule, there’s a certain trepidation around anthology horror films. They’re often constructed by multiple filmmakers working around a centralized theme, but...
Grief, Satanism and black magic is rife in Anything For Jackson, the Canadian horror film about a pair of grandparents who will quite literally do anything...
It’s SHOW-Kat. Welcome to October, y’all! After the last few weeks talking lesbian vampires, urban legends and <checks notes> Vegas Showgirls, we’re ready to break out...
On the surface, Vise has an intriguing premise that is filled with horrific potential. The Girl (Julian Koike) is an aspiring Toyko model who is obsessed...
It’s always impressive when a film nails its mood and tone right off the top. The Strings, the second feature film from collaborative pair Ryan Glover...
Rapey Michael Bolton. September has proven to be an odd month at Horror Queers. Trace and I kicked things off with Argento’s classic Tenebrae, then we...
No one is more surprised than me to discover parallels between Shadow in the Cloud and genre festival favorite The Vast of Night. The latter film...
Camilla Bored in the Slutterdome. We’re still jet-lagged from all of the travel during “Vacation Month”, especially last week’s trip to Rome for Tenebrae. This week...
From its very first scene, director I-Fan Wang’s debut feature crackles with slapstick energy. The Taiwanese zombie comedy opens on a parliamentary session in complete chaos:...
Calling the Koontz After a busy “Vacation” themed month filled with cave diving, as well as trips to exotic Mykonos, Fiji and the Muskokas up in...
Things aren’t going well for high school student Sarah (Julia Sarah Stone): she’s avoiding her mother for reasons unknown, which means she’s alternating staying with her...
The Reckoning is a period film set in 1665 during the Great Plague in England. The opening text provides the context and also introduces the concept...
“Fuck the Kid” Vacation month rolls on! After a failed attempt at cave-diving last week with The Descent, Trace and I are headed off to Mykonos to...
There are a few times in The Columnist when the titular columnist, Femke Boot (Katja Herbers) should be writing, but she can’t stop checking – and...
Chunky Knit Sweater. After episodes on I Know What You Did Last Summer, May, What Lies Beneath and The Old Dark House, we’re just about ready...
Each month in Horror Queers, Joe and Trace tackle a horror film with LGBTQ+ themes, a high camp quotient or both. For lifelong queer horror fans...
Pussy Melons. The weather outside may be scorching, but we’ve barely recovered from our fourth of July double-bill of I Know What You Did Last Summer on...
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