Decades before lady Ghostbusters, Hollywood was already doing girl versions of their biggest hits. But instead of decrying woke culture, the patriarchy just demanded the girl versions be HOT.

Here are five lesser known Francis Ford Coppola films to watch to prepare for Megalopolis.

The first out lesbian with a solo Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue cover, a return date for Ayo Edebiri in The Bear, Cynthia Erivo in an adaptation of Dracula, and more!

Tis the season for queer horror, but fans of sapphic books with magic have a lot to look forward to, too!

This is an episode of television that earns its trigger warnings — due to the lived experiences of the kings rather than their horror craft.

Plus, educators are fleeing Kentucky and Florida, Amy Schneider’s new memoir debuts, and more LGBTQ news and culture.

Are *any* Halloween monsters good at math?

Whether we’re claiming a beloved, aspirational character or simply being mocked, the following characters are proof we’ve always been in the vast world of gaming.

The phrase “lesbian vampire” might be one of the most titillating combinations of words in the English language.

Gather round stream queens, it’s time to watch queer horror all month long.

8. Go down a social media rabbit hole trying to figure out what your favorite high school English teacher is up to.

Fall TV, Dungeons & Kittens, and more!

For many trans readers, it’s easy to find a kinship with Kafka.

Also, queer Frankenstein, NYC’s queer punk scene, and more LGTBQ culture news.

“I’m always down to contribute to more queer representation. Always down.”

I’m not some kind of cartoon Dracula wearing a cravat and a cape every day. It leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Or maybe that was my last victim.

It’s not hard to see the connection that trans readers and storytellers can find in vampire media.

So many women who’ve suffered death by television and just-so-happened to also like other women.

Hopefully this will finally get me recognized by the Pulitzer nominating committee.

This part essay, part research project started out as a joke. I wanted to know if one of the unexpected benefits of Black people always dying first in horror movies was that we could never be zombies.