Horror Queers
@horrorqueers.bsky.social
LGBTQ horror podcast. Part of Bloody Disgusting's BloodyFM.
Tweets by co-hosts @joelipsett.bsky.social and @tracedthurman.bsky.social | horrorqueers at gmail dot com
Tweets by co-hosts @joelipsett.bsky.social and @tracedthurman.bsky.social | horrorqueers at gmail dot com
Plus: not trusting Peter Sarsgaard, Black character exposition, the difference between hoodoo and voodoo, and the ending we still can't believe a studio signed off on!
November 12, 2025 at 4:52 PM
Plus: not trusting Peter Sarsgaard, Black character exposition, the difference between hoodoo and voodoo, and the ending we still can't believe a studio signed off on!
Starring Kate Hudson and Gena Rowlands, this Ehren Kruger joint has a great twist (or is it a reveal?) that may or may not have dicey racial implications.
November 12, 2025 at 4:49 PM
Starring Kate Hudson and Gena Rowlands, this Ehren Kruger joint has a great twist (or is it a reveal?) that may or may not have dicey racial implications.
That and also (we realized this in hindsight) because Romero said she used to dress up as a bunny for her gigs
November 11, 2025 at 4:57 PM
That and also (we realized this in hindsight) because Romero said she used to dress up as a bunny for her gigs
Plus: another lesson in German Expressionism, lamenting the uselessness of Elizabeth (Mae Clarke), heaping all the praise on that dummy shot, and recounting a funny anecdote about....hard-boiled eggs???
a black and white photo of a man and a woman standing in the water .
Alt: a black and white GIF of a man throwing a little girl into a pond
media.tenor.com
November 5, 2025 at 4:30 PM
Plus: another lesson in German Expressionism, lamenting the uselessness of Elizabeth (Mae Clarke), heaping all the praise on that dummy shot, and recounting a funny anecdote about....hard-boiled eggs???
Join us as we discuss how the success of #Frankenstein (and #Dracula) helped kickstart a series of Universal monster films. We also discuss what made this film so terrifying for 1931 audiences, despite the fact that the creature itself is one of the most sympathetic characters in horror history.
a black and white photo of a man in a coffin being examined by a nurse .
Alt: a black and white GIF of a man in a lab coat screaming "It's alive!"
media.tenor.com
November 5, 2025 at 4:30 PM
Join us as we discuss how the success of #Frankenstein (and #Dracula) helped kickstart a series of Universal monster films. We also discuss what made this film so terrifying for 1931 audiences, despite the fact that the creature itself is one of the most sympathetic characters in horror history.