Watched this for the first time just the other day.

I am very familiar with Hellbent, but I had to order Twin Cheeks out of curiosity.

Congrats to me & Callum! Thx, @matthewleggatt.bsky.social & @sunypress.bsky.social!

I watched this so many times as a child.

Orange tabby cat staring intrnsely

He looks so pensive and serious, but really he's just begging for dinner.

Clea DuVall as Marcie Ross. A girl in sepia looks at her hand as it turns invisible.

Give us the backdoor Buffy spin-off "Whatever Happened to Marcie?" please.

Gay bear in red plaid waiting for the bhs.

At the bus stop.

Coffee chip ice cream in a ghost shaped bowl.

Celebrating the warm weather with spooky ice cream.

Howard Ashman and Jodi Benson in the recording booth making "Part of Your World."

Howard Ashman told Jodi Benson during the recording of 'Part of Your World' that "intensity is better than noise" and I can't stop thinking about how that applies to singing, but also virtually everything else.

App photo from AMC showing ticket reservations for the above movies.

Today's ooky spooky triple-feature: Hunting Matthew Nichols, Exit 8, and Faces of Death.

I liked it!

Showtimes for two evening shows 7-ish and 10-ish for April 10th - Faces of Death, Newborn, Exit 8, and Hunting Matthew Nichols.

Showtimes for two evening shows 7-ish and 10-ish for April 10th - Faces of Death, Newborn, Exit 8, and Hunting Matthew Nichols

As a spooky person who likes matinees, I am not a fan of this new trend of only screening theatrical horror at night.

Gay bear in plaid wearing a lanyard name tag

Projector screen showing a screen shot from The Woman in the Yard - a woman in all black seated in a chair

SCMS 2026 on The Woman in the Yard. Thanks to Cain Miller and Alex Svensson for a great panel!

Cover image of Queer Slashers. A blue and pink masked killer with an arm full of flowers

Book launch at Sidetrack Bookshop. Seated audience surrounding a Q&A on a small stage.

Cake showing Queee Dlashers book cover piped in frosting

Queee Slashers talk projected on a screen at Occult 83.

Celebrating one year of Queer Slashers. We sold 788 copies in the first year! Thanks to any small business that stocked it. Thanks to Occult 83 and Sidetrack Bookshop for helping launch it. To everyone who sent me photos of the book "in the wild" at your local bookstore. And everyone who bought it!

Screen grabs showing queen bees Sarah Michelle Gellar in Cruel Intentions, Rose McGowan in Jawbreaker, Denise Richard's in Drop Dead Gorgrous, and Lili Reinhart in Forbidden Fruits.

"The retail cycle is now complete."

Book Launch flyer with the following information: Friday, April 3, 2026 1pm EST (10am PST, 6pm GMT) Zoom Register at: https://us05web.zoom.us/meeting/register/0zyHvo4jT7KzYQz_ILjDQA VIRTUAL BOOK LAUNCH & PANEL DISCUSSION Farrah Freibert Nothing Censored, Nothing Gained: Obscenity Law and Histories of Queer Distribution and Exhibition (Edinburgh University Press 2025) Panelists (in alphabetical order): Peter Alilunas, University of Oregon Lynn Comella, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Constance Penley, UC Santa Barbara Matthew Tinkcom, Georgetown University Thomas Waugh, Concordia University Co-Hosted by the Society for Cinema and Media Studies Queer and Trans Caucus and the Adult Film and Media Scholarly Interest Group Includes cover of NOTHING CENSORED, NOTHING GAINED book.

I'm excited to share that the book launch for NOTHING CENSORED, NOTHING GAINED is Friday, April 3, 2026 at 1pm EST with a stellar lineup of panelists: Peter Alilunas, Lynn Comella, Constance Penley, Matthew Tinkcom, and Thomas Waugh! Cosponsored by @scmsqtc.bsky.social and @scmsadultfilm.bsky.social

Selection of slices from Mama’s Too - vodka, spicy soppressata, cacio pepe, buffalo chicken, poached pair

Hubba Hubba

Vintage marquee of the Se ate Theater in Detroit Michigan with modern digital signage advertising upcoming shows. In the distance, the sun is setting.

Sunset at the Senate Theater.

Seeing F. W. Murnau's Sunrise with live organ music!

Selfie image of gay bear in medium close-up

39 today!

This is the first birthday that I am celebrating intentionally in some years. I could not conceive the function of them for a bit.

At present, I am really happy to celebrate a life lived well. And particularly, to celebrate the concept of survival in spite of all things.

THE MONKEY

DANGEROUS ANIMALS

THE LONG WALK

THE DAY THE EARTH BLEW UP

Four movies you didn't see at the #Oscars but absolutely need to see

Vince and Landry from the East Dillon Lions in Friday Night Lights

👌🏽

Natalie Portman, Black Swan Amy Madigan, Weapons Michael B. Jordan, Sinners Fredric March, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde Ruth Gordon, Rosemary's Baby Anthony Hopkins, The Silence of the Lambs Jodie Foster, The Silence of the Lambs Kathy Bates, Misery

Oscar winning performances in a horror movie.

4K package of Office Killer by Vinegar Syndrome. Red and black imagery of Teo faces looking scared.

New from @vinsyn.bsky.social Office Killer! A favorite semi obscure queer slasher of mine from the 90s. Carol Kane in a movie directed by Cindy Sherman, produced by Christine Vachon, and co-written by Tom Kalin and Todd Haynes.

Drop a poster of a TV Show Starting With The Letter "C"

#newgame #tvsky #horrorsky

Selfie of a gay bear in a red plaid shirt sitting in a college classroom.

The pre class "is my hair everywhere?" selfie is like a camera roll documentary of my evolving mental state.

Making a t-shirt for every neurodiverse gay man who is struggling right now and remembers how much that one English teacher was rooting for them...

Flyer showcasing the title and details of the Karen Tongson lecture, showing a photo of Dr. Tongson alongside an image of Pedro Pascal and Bell Ramsey looking back stoically in a post art image from The Last of Us (HBO). Bio reads: "Karen Tongson is Professor of English, gender & sexuality studies, and American studies & ethnicity, and chair of the Department of Gender & Sexuality Studies. She is the 2019 recipient of the Lambda Literary Jeanne Córdova Award for Lesbian/Queer Nonfiction, and the author of Normporn: Queer Viewers and the TV that Soothes Us (2023), Why Karen Carpenter Matters (2019; Lambda Literary Award nominee in LGBTQ Nonfiction; Pitchfork’s Best Music Books of 2019, The Believer Book Award, longlist, 2020), Relocations: Queer Suburban Imaginaries (2011). For ten years, she co-edited the award-winning book series, Postmillennial Pop with Henry Jenkins at NYU Press. Currently, she serves as co-editor of the Singles book series at Duke University Press with Summer Kim Lee."

Please join the English Department and Center for Gender and Sexuality on April 15, 2026 for an invited lecture by Karen Tongson @inlandemperor.bsky.social titled "The Rest of Us: Normporn TV after the Apocalypse." 5:00 PM at 5057 Woodward Room 10302. Free and open to the public!

Flyer advertising an author talk with cartoonist and educator Megfie Ramm. Features select comic panels and drawings of the character Bat Cat.

Please join the Center for Gender and Sexuality and Department of English for a special author talk with non-binary cartoonist and comic educator @meggietheramm.bsky.social !

Tuesday April 7 at 11:30 am in 5057 Woodward room 10302. Free and open to the public!

Pink and bkue saturated still image of the cast of But I'm a Cheerleader accompanied by event details.

Come watch the queer classic But I'm a Cheerleader with the Center for Gender and Sexuality Wednesday March 4th beginning at 5:00 PM, followed immediately by a virtual Q&A with producer Andrea Sperling.

670, 6th floor of the Student Center building at 5221 Gullen Mall Detroit,48202.