Due to unforeseen circumstances in March, I’ve been spending more time with the family, which means my two younger nieces have had more time with their uncle Mark. Out of my four nieces, Star (who is fifteen and my third-born niece) has had a taste for horror since she was five. Her mom caught her […]
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We’re almost at the year milestone for the release of Ryan Coogler’s modern classic Sinners. The cultural discourse surrounding it has not slowed down. Since its general release on April 18, 2025, Coogler’s sixth film has dominated the awards circuit with numerous nominations and wins. It has also taken over every aspect of social media.
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After parlaying with the 1962 roster of the Losers’ Club in IT: Welcome to Derry, I skipped my happy ass back to Stranger Things to join the Hawkins Hellfire Club as they make their last adventure into the Upside Down. While I already prepared myself for some tearful moments (Stranger Things always makes my face
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On August 8th of this year, the secretive horror film Weapons unleashed more than a memorable movie experience on its unsuspecting audience. Gays and horror fans alike were introduced to the enigmatic figure of Aunt Gladys, played to perfection by Amy Madison, and overnight, the gays adopted Gladys as one of our own. While we
Happy Pride, Bitches!!! It’s that time of year when the entire queer community shows our collective asses and celebrate our right to exist in this world. In between the continued fights to protect our rights, I’ve compiled a list of movies to watch in the traditional fashion of the double feature for Pride month. Yes,
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Welcome back, Horror Fans! The second half of the hellish year known as 2025 is upon us. This means it’s time to look at what’s still on the horror fare docket for the rest of the year. Luckily, the horror options are vast. Although honestly, there are several that I can gladly wait until their
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My journey chronicling Black Queer Horror Characters has been met with some highs and many lows. This is expected given the history of being Black and Queer in America. Although, Black Queer folx are not new to horror, as you know. We have been playing in the horror sandbox since the 70s and possibly even
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“What was your gateway to horror?” This question is often presented as an icebreaker between horror fans, with answers ranging from Goosebumps to Scooby Doo. There’s even a popular horror content creator, Horror4Kids, who specializes in curating movies, shows, etc. for people who want to start their little ones off in the genre without scarring
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email It is almost the end of the year, which means it’s time to reflect on the horror movies bestowed upon us throughout 2024. To be honest, not much tickled this gay horror Blerd fancy this year. Throw in unforeseen personal circumstances, overhype, and
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Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on email Email Until Garbage released their single “Queer” in 1995, I had no clue the word existed. In recent years, I’ve grown a bit attached to the word, especially when it serves as an umbrella of sorts when discussing anything LGBTQAI+ related. Or even things
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