Gay Movies (and One Trans Horror!) We Can’t Wait to Watch This Cuffing Season!!!

It's cuffing season, which means it's time to find your favorite hookup and convince them that you two "actually have a pretty great connection." The weather is getting chilly, the fall leaves are falling, and it's going to be major cuddled-up movie time. Here's a look at the gay movies we're most excited for

Bros

Billy Eichner's much-awaited Bros is being released on September 30th, and it's got gay fans everywhere eager with antici............

.......pation (IYKYK). The first gay rom-com from a major studio (Universal) will feature an all-gay cast in all of the major roles and was written by/stars Eichner.

Strange World

Jaboukie Young-White, the super cute/gay comedic actor (Daily Show w/Trevor Noah, Only Murderers In the Building) will star in the new animated feature, Strange World, from Baymax. The movie follows the Clades, a family of explorers go on a quest to find a mythical creature. Young-White plays Ethan, a 16-year-old gay guy who has a thirst for life, as well as a thirst for another guy at school. This marks the first queer character featured in a Disney Animation production. Strange World hits screens on November 23rd.

My Policeman

I want Harry Styles to spit on me. That's the blurb. The movie comes out October 21st. *tucks boner under belt and walks away*

The Inspection

War vet Elegance Bratton makes his feature film directorial debut with a semi-autobiographical film that reflects on his time in the Marines. After being disowned by his homophobic mom (Gabrielle Union) Ellis French (Jeremy Pope) finds himself homeless and needing a path in life. More than that he needs a way to be what he feels is a real man, which didn't include being gay. He learns that spending all the extended time with a bunch of jacked men ended up serving a different purpose. The Inspection hits theatres on November 18th.

The Whale

One of the most highly anticipated films of the year has quickly become The Whale from director Darren Aronofsky and starring America's sweetheart Brendan Fraser. Fraser plays a morbidly obese gay man, whose weight has turned him into a bit of a hermit when he's not teaching classes virtually. He attempts to reconnect with his estranged teenage daughter and in doing so may also win Brendan Fraser his first Oscar. The movie received a six-minute standing ovation that left Fraser in tears.

Spoiler Alert: The Hero Dies

Starring Jim Parsons and Ben Aldridge, Spoiler Alert is based on the real-life romance between husbands Michael Ausiello (Parsons) and Kit Cowan (Aldridge). The story focuses on the difficulties the two face when learning of Cowans terminal cancer. The movie is based on the book of the same (/slightly longer) title, Spoiler Alert: The Hero Dies: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Other Four-Letter Words. This movie is also going to be a real chance for Parsons to stretch his dramatic wings a bit, as he's most known for his roles on The Big Bang Theory, and Hollywood. Spoiler Alert comes out on December 16th.

Hellraiser

Trans actress Jamie Clayton (Sense 8, The L Word: Generation Q) is about to take on one of the most iconic horror franchises in the genre's history. Hellraiser, whose Pinhead comes from the mind of Clive Barker, first hit the screens in 1987 and is being updated with the times. The horror movie tells the story of Riley, a young woman who struggles with addiction. When she finds herself the owner of a mysterious puzzle box called the Lament Configuration, she summons the Cenobites, a group of evil multidimensional beings led by Pinhead. If you're a fan of horror and love Queer movies the way I do, this is definitely going to be a must-see. Put a pin in your calendar for October 7th, because that's when Hellraiser movies hits Hulu!

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