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PRIDE sat down with George Rexstrew, Jayden Revri, Kassius Nelson, and Yuyu Kitamura to kiki about the show that’s about to fill that Buffy-shaped hole in your heart forever.
The queerest horror festival returns on April 25. This is what we’ll be feasting our eyes on.
The queer supernatural mystery series premieres next week!
“We knew that if we got to season three, just to be realistic, we’d want them to take that step,” said Don Mancini.
“Fiona is a fine-looking specimen of womanhood.”
In a time when fascistic powers are intent on controlling our bodies, minds, and reproductive choices, this all-too-timely and terrifying film hits just right.
Sandman and Buffy fans take note, Dead Boy Detectives is about to be your new obsession.
With Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood & Honey 2 hitting theaters this week, we delved into the mind behind the mega buzzy horror franchise.
Out director Zelda Williams and writer Diablo Cody have created a monstrous new modern classic.
Cole Sprouse becomes the perfect man (duh) in this subversive and charming horror comedy.
The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula season five winner spills all on snatching the crown, healing her inner child, and where things stand with Orkgotik today.
This year some of the best representation we got on screen came with a side of chills.
The drag king is currently heating things up on the fifth season of The Boulet Brothers' hit drag competition series.
Eric Swanson & Erynn Dalton's Big Easy Queens is a spooky delight and a revolutionary act.
PRIDE sat down with Swanthula and Dracmorda to get the tea on how they create the perfect cast, bringing back fan faves, and how the show has impacted the world of drag.
PRIDE chats with ‘Birth/Rebirth’ filmmaker Laura Moss about their, bold and boundary-busting film.
In part one of PRIDE’s interview with Swanthula and Dracmorda, the demonic duo talk directing, why this season is a new chapter, and tease some shocking twists to come.
PRIDE chats with director Sean King O’Grady about how his film is a call for a personal revolution, and why the most sinister forces hide behind the friendliest faces.
Writer-director Anna Zlokovic opens up about why this film was so personal and why casting Emily Hampshire was essential.
