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The best LGBTQ+ movies & TV shows coming to streaming in October 2026 - Queerty (opens the original)
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Don we now our gay apparel: “Gay Christmas,” a.k.a. Halloween, is imminent. At long last, it’s October, which means our queer powers are growing in the lead-up to one of our favorite holidays. Of course, while you’re getting your skimpy/campy/glamorous/entirely-too-niche-of-a-reference costume ready over the coming weeks, you’re going to need some great, spooky movies and TV shows to watch… Thankfully, the major streamers have got you covered, with plenty of scary good classics new and old to ge
WATCH: The gayest movie & TV trailers that dropped in September 2026 - Queerty (opens the original)
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There’s a slight chill in the air, Pumpkin Spice Lattes are back in stock, and the gays are already wig-shopping for their Halloween costumes—it must be fall, right? Yep, we’ve suddenly reached the end of September, and with the month flying by, you might’ve missed some of the trailers for exciting LGBTQ+ movies and TV shows that dropped these last few weeks. Throughout the past month, we’ve gotten first looks at plenty of up-and-coming queer entertainment, from a doc about an American Gladiator
Unsimulated intimacy meets heart-pounding action in queer Mexican thriller On The Road - Queerty (opens the original)
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As we’ve recently covered, it’s shaping up to be a very queer awards season, and a huge reason for that is the large number of LGBTQ+ films from around the globe that are winning over audiences at festivals and beyond. One such film is On The Road—not to be confused with the Jack Kerouac American lit classic of the same name—a beautifully haunting queer, Mexican thriller from writer-director David Pablos that’s finally arriving stateside next month courtesy of Strand Releasing. Subscribe to our
The true story of the queer Parliament members who took on fascism pre-WWII—and then were erased from history - Queerty (opens the original)
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Recently, Variety‘s Marc Malkin hosted a “Saving Queer Media” fundraiser panel for Outfest with some of the industry’s leading LGBTQ+ filmmakers, and he asked a question that really got us excited about the future of queer cinema: Subscribe to our newsletter for your front-row seat to all things entertainment with a sprinkle of everything else queer. Fresh off of turning her hit song into a hit book into a movie, Girls Like Girls‘ Hayley Kiyoko said she wants to do a lesbian take on Pirates Of T
WATCH: Andrew Scott could make history with Elsinore, a biopic of closeted actor Ian Charleson's battle with AIDS - Queerty (opens the original)
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For many years, Scottish actor Ian Charleson was haunted by his most famous role in the Best Picture-winning sports drama Chariots Of Fire, with fans singing its iconic Vangelis score at him everywhere he went (you know the one). Though he didn’t seem to mind too much because, in some ways, it was a distraction from something else he definitely wasn’t ready for people to talk about: that he was a closeted gay man. Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ ente
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