The Skeleton In The Closet: 8 LGBTQ+ Horror Films Claiming The Genre
When you think of the horror genre, the LGBTQ+ community is probably one of the last things you think of. However, horror is much more queer-coded than you may think.
Death 4 Told (2004)
Four horror stories occur in sequence connected by time and space. The first deals with a writer and his wife who move into a large house only to find it is already occupied. The second follows three college couples on a weekend camping trip where tall tales and legends are more real than fiction. The third segment follows a TV crew as they prepare for the taping of their hit show, "World's Most Haunted Places". The final story is about a hack psychic who discovers that practice really does make perfect.
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Four horror stories occur in sequence connected by time and space. The first deals with a writer and his wife who move into a large house only to find it is already occupied. The second follows three college couples on a weekend camping trip where tall tales and legends are more real than fiction. The third segment follows a TV crew as they prepare for the taping of their hit show, "World's Most Haunted Places". The final story is about a hack psychic who discovers that practice really does make perfect.
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Genre:Horror
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In Theaters:5/13/2004
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Runtime:96 minutes
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Cast
Bo Buckley, C. Michael Close
Director
Margot Kidder
Madam Badeau (segment "The Psychic")
Tom Savini
Man (segment "The Psychic")
Alicia Goranson
Joyce (segment "The Psychic")
Harley Kaplan
Dan (segment "World's Most Haunted")
K.C. Armstrong
Det. Dave Grisby (segment "The Psychic")
Stasia Andrews
Amanda (segment "World's Most Haunted")
Susan Bonowitz
Gretchen (segment "The Psychic")
Aaron Bozsan
Bartender (segment "The Doll's House")
Brian Cade
Stephen (segment "The Doll's House")
George Caleodis
Marty (segment "The Psychic)
Louie Cowan
Nigel (segment "World's Most Haunted")
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