For a frightening good time, call phone sex operator Monster Girl, who can be all yours for only $10 per minute. How about $5 per minute? $1?! She's had it! 

In this taut, claustrophobic chiller, co-writer/director Emily Bennett plays Charlie, a pretty, up-and-coming makeup artist preparing her two-story Brooklyn apartment with flowers and romantic notes for the long-awaited return of her girlfriend Simone (Orange Is the New Black’s Emma Myles).

In this hilarious twist on My Best Friend's Wedding, Grindr’s first scripted series follows a shamelessly self-absorbed twink (Jimmy Fowlie) as he embarks on a mission to sabotage his childhood best friend Judith’s wedding by seducing the groom.

Following the disappearance of his boyfriend, a devastated young man begins seeking his lost lover out in other men, with increasingly dark and macabre results. 

When his cast and crew start ending up dead, a B-movie director finds himself hotly pursued by a horny butch detective, her squeamish partner, and a ruthless tabloid journalist — each on the hunt to unmask the killer.

In neon eye-popping splendor, director Alexis Langlois, one of France’s most enticing queer filmmakers, introduces us to aspiring filmmaker Dorothy and her wild, hallucinogenic visions of a demonic queer fantasia.

Glamour possesses each frame of this stylized and epic ritual performed by a coven of Black, queer artists.  

Pass the popcorn, and kill the lights; Fangs’ first-ever queer shorts program is the perfect mini-marathon for Halloween! Sexy monsters, surreal sea creatures, and murderous maniacs all swirl together for one ooey-gooey good time. 

This riveting documentary from Emmy-winning filmmaker Jesse Moss brings viewers inside Pete Buttigieg’s campaign to be the youngest (and first LGBTQ+ identified) President of the United States, through intimate footage with Buttigeig, his husband Chasten, and their ambitious team.

Shot on 16mm, this steamy and slimy creature feature finds a trans artist on the verge of a surprise awakening when her sculpture comes to life. 

Two of France’s hottest talents — director Jacques Audiard (A Prophet) and co-writer Céline Sciamma (Portrait of a Lady on Fire) — deliver a vibrant, erotic snapshot of 21st century romance, through the intersecting lives of sexually fluid Parisians Émilie, Camille, Nora, and Amber.

While on a seaside vacation with her girlfriend, Lyla gets stung by a sea urchin, opening a portal to a lurid underworld of forbidden pleasure and ancient ritual. 

In a brand new 4K remaster commissioned by Frameline and the Outfest UCLA Legacy Project and facilitated by the UCLA Film & Television Archive, this landmark of queer cinema finds the world-famous Cockettes’ irreverent reenacting the star-studded wedding of First Daughter Tricia Nixon.

Thrillingly unpredictable and diabolically entertaining, We Need to Do Something churns a savage potion of teen lesbian witchcraft, apocalyptic nightmares, and dysfunctional family drama, in its cauldron. When Melissa and her family get trapped during a torrential storm, family tension collides with paranoia and fear when it appears something more sinister might be lurking.