I'm generally not a big fan of horror movies, but there are a few I've found I enjoy. I not long ago watched three LGBTQ+ horror movies that are enjoyable for all.
Bit (available on most free streaming services)-Nicole Maines (who if you don't know is a trans woman) plays a young woman right out of high school who moves in with her brother in Los Angeles for the summer and gets involved in a cult of lesbian feminist vampires. While the movie itself isn't a funny movie, there is a line in the credits where Maines (not in character) says "That was fun, we should do it again. But I promise there's no way I'm getting pregnant in the third movie" (a shot at Twilight).
They/Them (Peacock)-It starts off as just bunch of queer kids at a conversion camp. As if that's not horror enough, a mysterious masked killer strikes the camp.
Slay (Tubi)-My favorite of the three. This is the type of horror movie I like, a horror comedy. A mistake lands a group of drag queens at a dive bar in the middle of not-so-friendly version of nowhere (think Bob's Country Bunker from Blues Brothers). Suddenly supernatural forces begin their assault on the bar and seeming enemies must work together.
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