Javier Parra returns with a second installment of 'Scream Queer', his successful review of the history of horror and fantastic cinema from an LGTBIQ+ perspective.
An unwritten rule of horror cinema is that if the first part works, get ready for the sequel. Three years after Scream Queer. The LGTBIQ+ representation in horror cinema, Javier Parra has come back to bare his soul. Once again.
Besides delving into ghosting, toxic relationships, and other horrors of adult life, in the pages of Scream Queer 2. The revenge you will find a new review of cult films (from What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? to Killer Candy); the vindication of filmmakers who are part of the queer spectrum (Curtis Harrington, Frank Henenlotter, and many others) or the revision of cinematic works that move on the edges of the fantastic.
Forgotten classic monsters return, musings around Zulawski’s Possession, the cenobites of the Hellraiser saga, and the most current reinterpretations of the New Flesh. Lustful aliens and tentacled creatures share space with a noir cinema of a perverse nature, psychological dramas that will sink you into misery, arty pornography that wants to be fantastique, and a bunch of proposals from yesterday and today praised by the LGTBIQA+ community.
