Each week, queer hosts Joe Lipsett and Trace Thurman discuss a horror film with LGBTQ+ themes, a high camp quotient or both.
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This is my favorite horror movie podcast. Trace and Joe not only have great chemistry, but they both genuinely love and respect the genre. It’s infectious. They’ve turned me onto so many great movies I never would’ve considered watching. And their Patreon is hella worth it.
I love this show! I love the way Joe and Trace banter and they have great guests. I always look forward to new episodes.
While the queer perspective is obviously a large, important, and appreciated aspect of this podcast, I think it’s important to note that Joe and Trace are just doing the best work in horror movie podcasting. I’ve enjoyed the pod from early days but they’ve really grown over the years- as podcasters and critics alike. The past six months to a year was a particular high bar for them, and I can’t wait to see where they go next. I also like that in general even when I don’t agree with their critique... more
My Podcast Virginity was lost to Joe and Trace!
I initially came across “Horror Queers” via a Scream 4 link on Twitter and really enjoyed their refreshing view and appreciation to my favourite franchise. I’ve gone back and probably listened to each Scream movie podcast at least three times and found other classics I thought I’d only enjoy that they covered.
The banter between the two makes it feel like these are connecting with friends you’ve know your whole life and while their views and ene... more
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The content is characterized by lively discussions surrounding horror films that feature LGBTQ+ themes or high camp elements. The hosts share incisive critiques and personal narratives, weaving in their unique perspectives that resonate with the queer experience while engaging with more traditional horror tropes. Commentary often includes analyses of character dynamics, societal implications, and thematic undercurrents, making it accessible and informative for both hardcore horror enthusiasts and casual viewers alike. With a distinct balance of humor and insight, this podcast stands out for its dedication to inclusivity and diversity in horror film discourse, often inviting various guests to share their views and broaden the conversation.
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