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Within this collection of shorts is the vignette “I Was a Teenage Werebear,” a musical segment set in the 1960s, in which a closeted gay man comes to terms with his sexuality when he encounters a group of werebear leather daddies who transform when they become aroused. This is the dream of coded mid-century monster films fulfilled. This Nicolas Winding Refn movie is light on plot and heavy on aesthetics. An aspiring underage model (Elle Fanning) moves to Los Angeles to make a living out of the one thing she’s good at: being pretty. Before too long, she’s either beguiling every jaded fashion-industry type she meets, or whipping them into a jealous rage. Demon takes Bergman’s Persona concept of women blurring into one another and makes it a deliberate, insidious act. There’s sex, cannibalism, and the near-orgasmic experience of encountering transcendent beauty.Arek is the owner of a Polish gay bar, and one steamy twink you won’t want to pass by. For some delectable ass play and tantric sex, you’ll want to catch The Gay Hippie in action. XDevil_RedX is an Italian dreamboat and one of the top rated Onlyfans creators worldwide, while Mike Masters will give you some wild glimpses into his BDSM practicing boys. Ema Paz is our youngest on the list, barely legal, and his personalized content is worth it. How do I grow my own gay Onlyfans account? The skin was beginning to look strained, shiny and red in places. The slime tentacle returned, showering the ever-growing orb with the strange roofie/elastic gloop, which was promptly rubbed into the now ever more stretchy flesh. While there’s been a long tradition of reappropriating queer villainy, multiple factors have conspired to make our current era a golden age — and one factor in particular. After the election, it became clear that the White House probably wasn’t going to be lit up in the colors of the rainbow anytime soon. Hellbent isn’t a great movie, but writer and director Paul Etheredge-Ouzts is an important figure in the queer horror canon for making a slasher about a bunch of gay men in the crosshairs of a serial killer, who has no discernable anti-gay motive for his crimes. Joey, Chaz, Tobey, Eddie, and Jake are just a group of guys celebrating Halloween in West Hollywood when a madman goes off and starts taking people out. Watch this with Make a Wish as a double feature and reminisce about the gay slasher wave of the aughts. Two women working at a boarding school in France conspire to kill their beastly headmaster, who happens to be the husband of one of those ladies. Christina is mild and frail, but Nicole is curt and self-assured, alternately soothing and strong-arming her companion to get on with killing her terrible husband. If Les Diaboliques were made today, it would probably more like Bound — but because this was the 1950s, audiences had to pretend these women weren’t closeted lesbians.

He said: "On two occasions I have got to the point where they've seen it and they've refused me... they just point plank say they're not willing to go any further with that. But most girls absolutely loved it." Water is wet, and horror is queer. By depicting monsters living on the periphery who antagonize a society that others them, the horror genre has always found ways to speak to the queer experience and struggle. As time has passed, the genre has evolved from showing queerness strictly at a subtextual level to bringing it to the surface. Congratulations, babe!” Dean grinned, but it was a bittersweet moment for him. “Guess you won’t be needing me anymore?” The 1960s were a time of cultural upheaval. Feminist and civil-rights activism were both on the rise. Antiwar protests would break out in response to the conflict in Vietnam. The Hays Code was about to be scrapped in favor of the rating system. The sexual revolution was on the horizon, and the gay-rights movement exploded into mainstream view following the Stonewall Riots at the end of the decade. Similarly, on the queer horror front, lesbian vampires were about to turn from shame-filled figures like the Countess Marya Zaleska into sexually forward predators, and a real, actual lesbian character — not a ghost or a suggestion of one — would appear as a protagonist in The Haunting.Vampires aren’t just immortalized creatures, but will always live forever on screen. After the vampire trend spurred by the success of Twilight, the famed nightly creatures are experiencing another resurgence thanks to projects like Day Shift, The Invitation, and the new TV series adaptation of Interview With the Vampire. But the 1987 Joel Schumacher classic The Lost Boys remains an early reminder of their undying allure. The eggs were piled nearby, and Dean was somewhat surprised and impressed through his pleasured haze to see that they were almost as large as basketballs. They were gooey and stretchy, which explained how they could manage to fit through his hole without destroying his pelvis, but maybe the strange, elastic fluid had temporarily altered that, too. You must have followed me when I came here. I think you fell and hit your head. It’s a good thing I was nearby.” The activist group Queer Nation protested the 1992 Oscars in part because of the nominations for Silence of the Lambs. Lambs won all five major Academy Awards that year, and is hailed as one of the great films of all time, but is also on the hook for the terrible transmisogyny and transphobia inherent in the movie’s primary antagonist, Buffalo Bill (Ted Levine). Excellent filmmaking by Jonathan Demme, to be sure, but also the immortalization of one of the most frightening queer monsters in film history.