Grue’s Gay Pride Month: LGBT Horror/Thriller films heading our way!!

Here are some upcoming indie LGBT Horror/Thriller films that just premiered at the 2018 Films Out San Diego Festival.

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GOLDEN BOY: THRILLER:

James (Mark Elias) is a man who gambles on the dangers of being seen versus the quiet life of desperation & invisibility. Saved by CQ (Lex Medlin), a wealthy businessman with more going on than meets the eye, and introduced to a world he’s not ready to navigate. James chases his dreams — while losing himself, one piece at a time. Trust. Seduction. Betrayal. Redemption.. With Logan Fahey, Paul Culos & Kimberly Westbrook.

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NIGHT SHIFT: THRILLER:

After a chance meeting years later, two men reignite an incendiary relationship forged by their mysterious shared past.

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DEVIL’S PATH: HORROR:

Director Matthew Montgomery returns to FilmOut with a dramatic thriller in his feature directorial debut. Two men (Stephen Twardokus and JD Scalzo) encounter each other on a wooded trail in a dangerous gay cruising park where they find themselves caught up in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse. With Steve Callahan.  CLICK HERE FOR TRAILER.

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FISH TANK: HORROR:

When a college student goes to his first hook-up with a mysterious older man, he must determine if his anxieties point to a darker truth about his host for the night.

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THE JEALOUS SEA: THRILLER:

When Carlos discovers pictures of a nude male model taken by his photographer boyfriend, he becomes engulfed in jealousy.  CLICK HERE FOR TRAILER.

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THE QUIET ROOM: HORROR:

When Michael’s attempt at suicide awakens a psych-ward demon, he must stop her before she kills everyone in the hospital he connects with. CLICK HERE FOR TRAILER. 

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MEETUP: THRILLER:

With the promise of weed and a good time, an emotionally starved gay man decides to give an enigmatic stranger a ride home, completely unaware how the night will unfold.

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DEVIANT: THRILLER:

In the early sixties, a sexually conflicted teenager finds faith and acceptance after escaping the tortures of electrotherapeutic conversion therapy.

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