"Nightborn" and Why We Need More Feminist Horror
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B-Girls from Planet Q (1991)
The incomparable Mx. Justin Vivian Bond and comedian Mark Davis star in this faux homo promo by the late Jon Bush, one of the 99¢ Queer Video Fest’s earliest and most prolific filmmakers. Produced by Shan Carr, B-Girls from Planet Q was commissioned for the original Out for Laughs queer TV sketch comedy show.
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The incomparable Mx. Justin Vivian Bond and comedian Mark Davis star in this faux homo promo by the late Jon Bush, one of the 99¢ Queer Video Fest’s earliest and most prolific filmmakers. Produced by Shan Carr, B-Girls from Planet Q was commissioned for the original Out for Laughs queer TV sketch comedy show.
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