Malik (Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman, American Horror Story, Canada’s Drag Race) and Aaron (Ari Cohen, It: Chapter Two), a same-sex couple, move to a small town in search of a better environment for them and their 16-year-old daughter (Jennifer Laporte, Web of Dreams). But nothing is as it seems as something sinister lies behind the picturesque homes and welcoming faces of their new neighbors. With Ty Wood, Chandra West and Lochlyn Munroe. Written by Colin Minihan (writer of the Shudder Original Z and the upcoming new Urban Legend) and John Poliquin, directed by Kurtis David Harder Premieres Sept. 17 on Shudder ===================================

Enjoy your favorite queer series uninterrupted! Filmed in Los Angeles, California, “STAY” is a cinematic romantic-drama that explores love, identity, courage, hope, acceptance, healing and the emotional journey of finding connection and letting go. Like, comment and share, share, share! Watch in 4K for the ultimate viewing experience! English subtitles available! STAY is topbilled by Sebastian Castro, Ellis Gage, Bombalicious Eklaver and multi-awarded actress Lotlot de Leon. With the special participation of Hannah Joo, Jeff Chen, Valentino Vladimirov, Nate Gill, Chad-Bushman Guertin, Phillip Musumeci and Xander Bailey. The film is directed, written, produced and edited by award-winning filmmakers Allan Ibanez and Dexter Hemedez who directed, wrote and produced the multi-awarded films "FIRST SEMESTER" and "THE RELIEVER". Instagram - Tiktok - Facebook - To those who are interested to donate, please visit the following link: Listen to STAY Official Soundtrack featuring "WHEN I SEE YOU, I SMILE" by Eric Verde SPOTIFY - Apple Music - At Rest - Romance by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. Edward by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. ✅ About Silang Productions Welcome to Silang Productions! We’re all about telling stories that matter, stories about the journeys of Asian and Filipino immigrants, their struggles, their triumphs and the vibrant cultures they bring with them. We also love creating heartfelt narratives around LGBTQ+ experiences, embracing the truth, complexity and beauty of identities that are too often overlooked. At the core of what we do is simple: powerful, emotional storytelling. We want to amplify voices that don’t always get heard to create real spaces for connection, empathy and authentic representation. Copyright Notice: This video and our YouTube channel contain dialogue, music, and images that are the property of Silang Productions. You are authorized to share the video link and channel and embed this video in your website or others as long as a link back to our YouTube channel is provided.

Starring Megalyn Echikunwoke, Mo McRae, Brandon Firla

Dubbed one of the “15 best LGBTQ shows everyone needs to watch by Cosmopolitan and “required horror viewing” by Fangoria, The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula has taken both queer and horror audiences by storm. The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula: Resurrection presents drag in a unique feature-length format, blending both cinematic and documentary style content with reality competition. This innovative, two-hour film—part horror movie, part documentary and part reality competition—marks the first spin-off of the groundbreaking The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula series and the first time that competitors from all three seasons of the show will return to compete against one another. The winner will be “resurrected” and return to compete on the upcoming Boulet Brothers’ Dragula Season 4 as a main competitor, and will also walk away with a twenty thousand dollar cash prize. Premieres Oct. 20, only on Shudder. ===================================

The new season of the groundbreaking Shudder Original series features ten diverse drag artists from around the world including the series’ first South Korean competitor, Hoso Terra Toma; a competitor from Mexico City, La Zavaleta; the first trans woman competing on a main season of the show, Bitter Betty; and an AFAB (Assigned Female At Birth) drag queen, Sigourney Beaver. In addition, Jade Jolie, known from RuPaul’s Drag Race joins season four as well as the winner of The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula: Resurrection, Saint. Previously announced season four guest judges include Vanessa Hudgens (High School Musical film series), Harvey Guillén (What We Do in the Shadows), Kristian Nairn (Game of Thrones), Misha Osherovich (Freaky), Queer country music icon Orville Peck, pop metal star Poppy, Ray Santiago (Ash vs. The Evil Dead), Bob the Drag Queen (We're Here), with additional judges to be announced later. Dubbed one of “the 19 best LGBTQ+ shows everyone needs to watch” by Cosmopolitan, The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula is hosted, written and produced by the Boulet Brothers. Premieres Tuesday, Oct. 19 ===================================

Directed by Dean Matthew Ronalds and written by Domenic Migliore, Ashley stands as a starkly intimate entry in the early-2010s American independent cinema movement. Emerging during an era defined by a wave of raw, low-budget character studies focused on suburban malaise and youth trauma, the film operates within the traditions of the psychological coming-of-age LGBTQ drama. Ronalds, drawing upon his background in independent thriller and genre filmmaking, strips away polished Hollywood tropes to offer a unvarnished exploration of identity in modern suburbia. The narrative centers on nineteen-year-old Ashley Collins, a deeply troubled young woman attempting to navigate the lingering psychological scars left by a predatory father and the neglect of her erratic, emotionally distant mother. Isolated within her stifling suburban surroundings, Ashley resorts to cutting as a physical manifestation of her internal torment. Her fragile trajectory shifts when she forms a clandestine online relationship with an older woman. Central to the film's resonance is the commanding lead performance of Nicole Arianna Fox, whose vulnerable, haunting portrayal imbues the titular protagonist with a tragic, aching humanity that elevates the material above standard melodrama. Within the broader landscape of the modern queer coming-of-age sub-genre, the production mirrors the brooding, melancholic sensibilities that characterized the contemporary festival circuit, prioritizing emotional authenticity over glossy commercial artifice. Ashley marked a high-profile dramatic turning point for lead actress Nicole Arianna Fox, who had risen to national prominence just a few years prior as the winner of America's Next Top Model Cycle 13. Furthermore, the film features a distinct supporting turn by veteran cult character actor Michael Madsen as Bill, providing a surprisingly grounded, gritty anchor that offers stark contrast to the young protagonist's fragile interior world. Ashley (2013) Genre: Psychological Drama, LGBTQ © 2026 Right Shark LLC. Published under license. © 2026 Library Kingdom Co. Establishment Inc. Published under license. Cosmo+ is your ultimate destination for the best in YouTube cinema. From chilling thrillers to dazzling adventures, from gritty dramas to slapstick comedies — here you’ll find an essential collection of movies that will make you Hype us... again and again.

Dubbed one of the “15 best LGBTQ shows everyone needs to watch by Cosmopolitan and “required horror viewing” by Fangoria, The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula has taken both queer and horror audiences by storm. The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula: Resurrection presents drag in a unique feature-length format, blending both cinematic and documentary style content with reality competition. This innovative, two-hour film—part horror movie, part documentary and part reality competition—marks the first spin-off of the groundbreaking The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula series and the first time that competitors from all three seasons of the show will return to compete against one another. The winner will be “resurrected” and return to compete on the upcoming Boulet Brothers’ Dragula Season 4 as a main competitor, and will also walk away with a twenty thousand dollar cash prize. Premieres Oct. 20, only on Shudder. ===================================

From Executive Producers Bryan Fuller (Hannibal) and Steak House (The Mustang), Queer for Fear is a four-part documentary series about the history of the LGBTQ+ community in the horror and thriller genres. From its literary origins with queer authors Mary Shelley, Bram Stoker, and Oscar Wilde to the pansy craze of the 1920s that influenced Universal Monsters and Hitchcock; from the “lavender scare” alien invasion films of the mid-20th century to the AIDS obsessed bloodletting of 80s vampire films; through genre-bending horrors from a new generation of queer creators; Queer for Fear re-examines genre stories through a queer lens, seeing them not as violent, murderous narratives, but as tales of survival that resonate thematically with queer audiences everywhere. Premieres Friday, September 30, new episodes weekly, on Shudder ===================================

The LGBTQ+ community has always held a powerful influence on horror. Stream episodes of Queer for Fear on Shudder.

Fans of Before Sunset (2004) and My Dinner With Andre (1981) cannot miss this intimate relationship drama: a single night of conversation between two people who have not seen each other in ten years. A decade after abruptly breaking up with Naomi, Kris invites her to dinner to catch up on their complicated lives, their relationships and Kris's transition. Over a night of intimate and vulnerable conversations, a shocking truth is revealed. There are no car chases or contrived twists here: the drama lives in what two former partners say, what they leave unsaid and how much has changed since they last sat across from each other. Directed by Mari Walker, the film is led by Pooya Mohseni as Kris and Lynn Chen as Naomi, with Danny Jacobs, Nican Robinson, Nikohl Boosheri and Tim Chiou in supporting roles. The conversation-driven film has a distinguished history. My Dinner With Andre, directed by Louis Malle, turned a single restaurant table into a feature-length theatre of ideas and proved that two people talking can hold an audience as firmly as any action sequence. Richard Linklater's Before Sunrise (1995) then made the walk-and-talk romance a modern staple, following two strangers across one night in Vienna, and its sequel Before Sunset (2004) revisited them nine years later in a single afternoon in Paris. In parallel, the independent wave that critic B. Ruby Rich dubbed New Queer Cinema in 1992 opened space for LGBTQ+ stories told on their own terms. This film extends that lineage by placing a transgender character at the centre of a classic reunion drama, not at the edge of someone else's story. Chamber dramas like this are also a reminder that independent cinema thrives on limited means. John Cassavetes' Faces (1968) captured the fragility of relationships with a handheld camera and long, painfully honest scenes, a template for later independent films that rely on performance rather than spectacle. When the camera stays close and the script gives actors room to breathe, a single table, a single night and a single question can carry an entire feature. Dialogue comes first here, and it rewards patience: lean in, listen, and let one long night unfold at the speed of real conversation. See You Then (2021) Genre: LGBTQ, Drama © 2026 Breaking Glass Pictures. Published under license. We secure AVOD rights for the most intense and critically acclaimed Black Cinema movies to provide you with a 100% FREE full-length entertainment experience on YouTube!

Fans of Before Sunset (2004) and My Dinner With Andre (1981) cannot miss this intimate relationship drama: a single night of conversation between two people who have not seen each other in ten years. A decade after abruptly breaking up with Naomi, Kris invites her to dinner to catch up on their complicated lives, their relationships and Kris's transition. Over a night of intimate and vulnerable conversations, a shocking truth is revealed. There are no car chases or contrived twists here: the drama lives in what two former partners say, what they leave unsaid and how much has changed since they last sat across from each other. Directed by Mari Walker, the film is led by Pooya Mohseni as Kris and Lynn Chen as Naomi, with Danny Jacobs, Nican Robinson, Nikohl Boosheri and Tim Chiou in supporting roles. The conversation-driven film has a distinguished history. My Dinner With Andre, directed by Louis Malle, turned a single restaurant table into a feature-length theatre of ideas and proved that two people talking can hold an audience as firmly as any action sequence. Richard Linklater's Before Sunrise (1995) then made the walk-and-talk romance a modern staple, following two strangers across one night in Vienna, and its sequel Before Sunset (2004) revisited them nine years later in a single afternoon in Paris. In parallel, the independent wave that critic B. Ruby Rich dubbed New Queer Cinema in 1992 opened space for LGBTQ+ stories told on their own terms. This film extends that lineage by placing a transgender character at the centre of a classic reunion drama, not at the edge of someone else's story. Chamber dramas like this are also a reminder that independent cinema thrives on limited means. John Cassavetes' Faces (1968) captured the fragility of relationships with a handheld camera and long, painfully honest scenes, a template for later independent films that rely on performance rather than spectacle. When the camera stays close and the script gives actors room to breathe, a single table, a single night and a single question can carry an entire feature. Dialogue comes first here, and it rewards patience: lean in, listen, and let one long night unfold at the speed of real conversation. See You Then (2021) Genre: LGBTQ, Drama © 2026 Breaking Glass Pictures. Published under license. We secure AVOD rights for the most intense and critically acclaimed Black Cinema movies to provide you with a 100% FREE full-length entertainment experience on YouTube!