Slay All Day: Queer Horror


Theatre Twentynine
7:00PM

Friday, September 19th

Slay All Day: Queer Horror (Gala)

Do you know what loves to go bump in the night?  Blood-thirsty oranges, killer drag queens, and a Crab Man!  You’ll find that and much more in this queer horror block. Gala hosted by Mr. Her. Performances by Obsidienne Obsurd, Darren Wave, and Beautox Rocks. Free Rocky’s Pizza (first come, first served). Raffle with prizes from Desert Rat Roasters, Very Very, and JT Distilling Co - and more!

Film Lineup:

Blood Oranges (Dir. Steve Flavin)

An unsuspecting shopper brings home a bag of carnivorous fruit. 5 mins.

SCRUMPTIOUS (Dir. Paul Jacob Presley)

A foxy thief gets more than she bargained for when a routine money drop turns to terror. 8 mins.

Dry January (Dir. C.J. Arellano)

When Maya commits to a month of sobriety and takes up sculpting as a hobby, her crab sculptures terrorize her former drinking buddy, her brother Toby. 19 mins.

The Last Story on Earth (Dir. Aaron Immediato)

Facing angry protesters, a determined drag queen does her best to finish a fairy tale reading at the local library. But when an alien invasion upends Earth’s existence, the queen encounters new challenges that carry terrifying outcomes for humanity. Trapped within the library, her storytelling skills are suddenly put to extraordinary tests, jeopardizing the lives of the last humans on Earth — the families who’ve cherished her stories and the protesters who’ve scorned them. Ultimately, it is the supreme power of imagination that holds the key to both the queen’s survival and the invaders’ domination. 18 mins.

Minister Chucky (Dir. Graham Kolbeins & Jonathan Andre Culliton)

As the specter of rising fascism looms, a queer couple celebrates their love with an unconventional Vegas wedding—officiated by Chucky, the killer doll—before making their escape to Canada. Filmmakers Graham Kolbeins and Jonathan Andre Culliton document their wild, heartfelt journey, offering a uniquely trans and nonbinary perspective on love, resistance, and the absurdity of our times. 11 mins.

Butterfly Kiss (Dir. Zohar Dvir)

Carol panics and argues with her girlfriend Ray after an unexpected proposal. The situation gets worse when she wakes up in an apocalyptic reality and terribly discovers that Ray has transformed into a butterfly. Ray's transformation, the invasion of the outside world into their home, and the growing tension between the two threaten their relationship. Carol is afraid of losing Ray... but devoting yourself to your girlfriend could come at a price. 10 mins.

In The Valley: A Cosmic Queer Abduction (Dir. Adam Van Dyke)

Lost in the vast Southern California desert, Josh wakes alone after a night with a mysterious Cowboy. As the landscape twists into a waking nightmare, Josh must uncover the truth about the Cowboy, the cloaked figures watching him, and his own forgotten past—before the desert claims him forever. 28 mins.