From 'Die, Mommie, Die!' to 'Death Drop Gorgeous,' the underground drag films that prove a queen and a tiny budget are all it takes to make a cult classic.

In May 2015, my father died. It wasn’t sudden, but it was difficult nonetheless. I had just moved to Rhode Island, no longer able to afford Boston. One evening that August, in the midst of my grief, I...

In May 2015, my father died. It wasn’t sudden, but it was difficult nonetheless. I had just moved to Rhode Island, no longer able to afford Boston. One evening that August, in the midst of my grief, I...

WARNING: This article contains spoilers for the film Green Room (2016) In April, a 40 foot tall mural went up on the side of a building of a gay club in downtown Providence. It featured slain Ukrainia...

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My first feature film, Death Drop Gorgeous, was often described as its own disturbed piece of queer cult cinema due to its over-the-top camp, practical special effects, and radical nature. As a film i...