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1): Daniel Radcliffe sheds his Harry Potter robe to play gay poet Allen Ginsberg in this dark drama about a real-life murder that unsettled the beat generation.
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1): Essentially the movie when it comes to discussions around the “horror genre as queer metaphor” trope. A Nightmare On Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge, 1984 (Aug.
Look, many gays have long had a soft-spot for home makeover shows like Trading Spaces and the HGTV classic House Hunters, so between Bargain Block and Trixie Motel, we’re really living in a golden age of queer-led restoration and renovation series. Our favorite “homo-renovators” are back! Real-life couple Keith Bynum (the renovation expert and designer) and Evan Thomas (the builder and carpenter) help restore the iconic and history-filled neighborhoods of Detroit, Michigan, one house at a time. 15): One of our favorite indies of the year, this is the story of an Australian teen who falls for his bestie’s older brother during an eventful road trip. 8): From Call Me By Your Name director Luca Guadagnino, this cannibal romance (yes, really) has been touted as an allegory for the queer coming-of-age experience. 1): In this Mexican comedy, a long-time friend group is thrown into disarray when one of them comes out as gay. 1): Out gay actor Tom Hulce stars as the (apparently very horny) composer in the Oscar-winning biopic. Directed by The Inheritance playwright Matthew López, the film shocked when it was given an R-rating but is the love story actually scandalous and sexy, or did it just earn a stricter rating because it’s gay? Also Don’t Miss:
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31): The beloved manga series about a merry band of pirates (with its fair share of queer characters) finally gets a colorful, fantastical live-action adaptation.īased off Casey McQuiston’s best-selling romance novel, Red, White & Royal Blue is the long-awaited story of frenemies from very different worlds who slowly begin to realize they can’t keep their hands off each other! Oh, and they happen to be the First Son of the United States (Taylor Zakhar Perez) and a royal prince (Nicholas Galitzine). 25): We adored nonbinary filmmaker Sammi Cohen’s queer high school rom-com Crush, so we’re eager to see this comedy starring Adam Sandler and Idina Menzel. You Are So Not Invited To My Bat Mitzvah (Aug.4): The joyful Nailed It meets The Great British Bake-Off in this new competition series hosted by-who else?-our fave Nicole Byer. The Big Nailed It Baking Challenge (Aug.1): Now that Barbie has reminded us how much we all love America Ferrera, it’s the perfect time to revisit her addictive (and very gay) comedy from the late ’00s. But it looks like the series is primed to pick up right where it left off-and that’s a great thing-as Nick Nelson and Charlie Spring navigate their newly official relationship, family drama, and a trip to Paris.
Since then, the sweet story of young love has become a global phenomenon, making stars out of Kit Connor, Joe Locke, Yasmin Finney, and creator Alice Oseman alike. Jump to your streaming platform of choice:Īt long last: Heartstopper is back! We’ve only been waiting, oh… 465 days (yes we immediately binged season one in a single day when it was released on April 22, 2022). So, get those watch lists ready it’s going to be a very gay August. Whether you use Netflix, Prime Video, Max (formerly HBO Max), Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock, Tubi-or some combo of the those- Queerty has your can’t-miss recommendations for each. Plus, streaming debuts of queer classics new and old, from the essential Celluloid Closet to septuagenarian romance Love Is Strange.
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If you need an excuse to stay inside and beat the heat, don’t sweat it-we’ve got you covered: There are plenty of amazing new queer and queer-adjacent TV series, films, and specials dropping on streaming platforms throughout August.Īcross the major streamers, this month will see the long-awaited return of one of TV’s most heartwarming queer love stories, a hilarious whodunit-back and gayer than ever-and all of RuPaul’s Drag RaceSeason 15 in its full, 90-minute-episode glory. Image Credits: ‘Heartstopper,’ Netflix (left) | ‘Red, White & Royal Blue,’ Amazon Prime Video (center) | ‘Reservation Dogs,’ FX/Hulu (right)
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