We’re queering the scariest month of the year with SCREAM, QUEEN!, a four-film series celebrating the myriad forms of queer horror. Tracing the legacy of the genre through multiple decades, we bring to the big screen an early Hollywood creature feature, an ’80s practical effects gore-fest, a grimy ’90s anti-capitalist environmental horror, and the ballerina bloodbath that continues to thrill midnight moviegoers nearly half a century after its release.
Suzy Bannion, a young American ballet student at a prestigious German dance academy, thinks she has landed the opportunity of a lifetime, but unspeakably dark and pernicious secrets are lying in wait.
Dr. Frankenstein, goaded by an even madder scientist, builds his monster a mate.
A lesbian couple living nearby the world’s largest landfill becomes enmeshed in a global industrial waste plot.
Believing a neighborhood newcomer to be a vampire, a teenage boy turns to an actor in a television horror show for help to deal with the undead.
Cybergrime is a disgusting erotic nightmare lovingly extracted from the fiber optic cable lodged in the slimiest depths of your brain. Oversaturated and underexposed: 8 twisted short films plus original glitch art form this breakneck 62-minute collection of hypersleazy technophilic homo-depravity.