Meet the drag monsters on 'The Boulet Brothers' Dragula: Titans' season 2

14 drag monsters from previous seasons — ranging between fan-favorites and finalists — return to compete on The Boulet Brothers' Dragula: Titans season 2, which premieres on Tuesday, October 7 on streaming services like Shudder and AMC+.

The new season will be co-directed, co-produced, and cohosted by The Boulet Brothers, otherwise known as Dracmorda and Swanthula Boulet, as they judge these competing drag monsters of Titans proportions and award one champion the grand prize of $100,000. That winner will succeed the current reigning Queen of the Underworld, Victoria Elizabeth Black, who won the first season of The Boulet Brothers' Dragula: Titans.

Besides Victoria Elizabeth Black herself, season 2 of The Boulet Brothers' Dragula: Titans will also feature celebrity guest judges such as Jennifer Tilly, Peaches Christ, Kate Siegel, Todd McFarlane, Bonnie Aarons, David Dastmalchian, Don Mancini, Akela Cooper, Twin Temple, James A Janisse and Chelsea Rebecca, Steve Orlando, and Ryan Turek.

Keep scrolling to meet the drag monsters competing on The Boulet Brothers' Dragula: Titans season 2, which premieres on Tuesday, October 7 on Shudder and AMC+.

Abhora

Abhora is the kind of creature one could see if an imaginary friend came to life, and that imaginary friend was designed to commit atrocious acts of horror. Like a walking nightmare, but worse, and with a smile. Abhora has only further perfected their ghoulishly good looks and haunting costumes since their last time on The Boulet Brothers' Dragula. They have figured out the meaning of a Halloween House Party and are ready to show up as an exclamation point this time around, leaving all questions about their place in this season of Titans behind them.

Instagram: @abhora_rules

Past seasons: Dragula season 2; Dragula: Titans season 1

Hometown: Los Angeles, CA

Pronouns: They/them/it

Drag style: Drag creature

Favorite horror film: Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory

Favorite queer icon: George Santos

How would you die in a horror film? I would die in a horror film cheerfully answering the door and being blown away by a Colt 45 (the gun).

Blackberri

The Bearded Beauty of Texas returns with her cunning wit and stage prowess to show audiences she means business this Titans season. Blackberri has refined her makeup, costumes, and comedy talents from season 5 to bring larger-than-life ideas to her floorshows this time around, pulling from inspirations across history, cinema, and anime.

Instagram: @theblackberri

Past seasons: Dragula season 5

Hometown: Houston, TX

Pronouns: She/her

Drag style: Drag monster; Drag creature

Favorite horror film: Ginger Snaps and Jennifer's Body (tie)

Favorite queer icon: Kelly Rowland in Freddy vs. Jason — especially when she calls Freddy a f****t

How would you die in a horror film? I would want to die like Jada Pinkett Smith at the beginning of Scream 2: Very dramatic and in front of a large crowd.

Cynthia Doll

Inspired by Angelica's doll from the Rugrats, Cynthia Doll is a little bit ragged, a little bit weird, and a little bit delightfully off-putting. In addition to her drag skills, Cynthia Doll is a songwriter/musician who brings a unique flair to iconic Boulet Brothers' Dragula challenges like "Monsters of Rock." While Cynthia Doll is perhaps most known for her iconic screaming death scene in her original season 5, she hopes her return to Titans season 2 will have her known for her fierce looks, over the top reactions, and most of all, winning this time around.

Instagram: @cynthiadollx

Past seasons: Dragula season 5

Hometown: Kansas City, MO

Pronouns: She/her

Drag style: Drag creature

Favorite horror film: Weapons

Favorite queer icon: The Babadook — the mascot of the LGBTQIA+

How would you die in a horror film? I'd be the Drew Barrymore of the franchise, Casey Becker down!

Disasterina

Disasterina, "LA's Most Disastrous Drag Queen," is back to grace your television screens with her unique brand of bizarre trash-fashion, humor, and storytelling — all with that iconic, impossible to place accent. One of Dragula's earliest competitors, Disasterina has held true to her brand while allowing it to evolve with time and resources, creating an elevated, crazier version of the queen fans tagged as a favorite in season 2.

Instagram: @disasterina

Past seasons: Dragula season 2

Hometown: Chicago, IL; Los Angeles, CA

Pronouns: She/her

Drag style: "LA's Most Disastrous Drag Queen"

Favorite horror film: From Beyond

Favorite queer icon: Divine

How would you die in a horror film? Slipped on a fetus and hit my head.

​Dollya Black

Dollya Black is a devilishly talented ghoul who marries her love for fantasy with her exceptional skills in costume design and armor creation to execute otherworldly drag transformations. A bedazzled, silver-tongued devil, Dollya is ready to take on her fellow competitors — and take them down on her way to the crown. A fan-favorite amongst earlier viewers, Dollya is poised for a memorable return to your worst nightmares.

Instagram: @dollya.black

Past seasons: Dragula season 3

Hometown: Orlando, FL

Pronouns: She/they

Drag style: Drag queen

Favorite horror film: Carrie (1976)

Favorite queer icon: Freddie Mercury

How would you die in a horror film? It would be dramatically, ASMR-style.

Evah Destruction

From her impeccable costumes to her superb improv and acting skills, Evah Destruction is back and better than ever. Evah fancies herself a bit of a drag clown and leans hard into her theatrical training this season to go head to head with her fellow competitors. Having reflected on her placements in season three and Titans I, Evah is ready to go to painstaking lengths to ensure she doesn't leave for a third time without a crown.

Instagram: @evahdestruction

Past seasons: Dragula season 3; Dragula: Titans season 1

Hometown: Austin, TX

Pronouns: They/them; she/her

Drag style: Drag queen; Drag clown

Favorite horror film: Thirteen Ghosts — instantly fell in love with the plot, as crazy as it was; the amount of gore is up to my standards, and the lineup of murderous spirits

Favorite queer icon: Lady Gaga (without a shred of a doubt, she is why I started drag almost 15 years ago; everyone has their diva, and she will always be mine)

How would you die in a horror film? I would want to be dramatic (shocker) and be the one that the killer thinks they finished off… But then I jump-scare them by snapping back up, and killing them, and then I die.

Frankie Doom

The original Boulet Brothers' Dragula "himbo" has escaped from the frozen tundra of Alaska and clawed her way into the cauldron for the first time ever. An OG competitor from the club days, Frankie Doom has participated in both season 1 and Resurrection. These specific seasons mean she's one of the only competitors to never have stepped foot on the current Dragula stage even though she's competed twice. Frankie Doom's drag is a heady mix of masc and femme with a healthy dose of well-placed nudity and rhinestones. If you want a peep show and a glam queen all in one, Frankie will be your go-to girl this Titans season.

Instagram: @xxfrankie_doomxx

Past seasons: Dragula season 1; Dragula: Resurrection

Hometown: Anchorage, Alaska

Pronouns: Any

Drag style: Drag queen; Demonic stripper

Favorite horror film: The Exorcist

Favorite queer icon: Lestat de Lioncourt — the epitome of f****try, decadence, and glamour with a touch of savagery

How would you die in a horror film? In true himbo fashion, I'll be getting railed in the woods and the killer will chase me in an epic, nude, slow-motion, d*ck-flopping, chase scene, ending in my getting disemboweled.

Jade Jolie

A self-professed "Blonde Bimbo," Jade Jolie is bubblier, bloodier, and more focused on the crown than ever. Jolie credits her transition with her newfound confidence and is thrilled to return to Dragula to show the world who she really is — the final girl to defeat all final girls.

Instagram: @missjadejolie

Past seasons: Dragula season 4

Hometown: Gainesville, FL

Pronouns: She/her

Drag style: Drag queen

Favorite horror film: The Craft

Favorite queer icon: Taylor Swift

How would you die in a horror film? Exactly as Helen Shivers in I Know What You Did Last Summer. After a long chase and blonde.

Jaharia

Jaharia is here to bring the mess this season of Titans. A schemer through and through, Jaharia leans into her clown persona both on and off the mainstage to cause mischief and keep her fellow competitors in a state of chaos. Staying true to her roots, Jaharia emphasizes the DIY nature of her drag, but has elevated it to the level of a Titan.

Instagram: @itsjaharia

Past seasons: Dragula season 6

Hometown: Kansas City, MO

Pronouns: She/her

Drag style: Y2K alternative clown

Favorite horror film: Trick 'r Treat; Terrifier

Favorite queer icon: Billy Porter

How would you die in a horror film? If I had to die, it would be on my own volition, running from the killer.

Jay Kay

Known originally for their photography and makeup skills within Brooklyn nightlife, Jay Kay turned to drag as an additional artistic outlet and realized it was a calling early on in their career. While season five still saw them a little green, Jay Kay returned to Brooklyn after their stint on The Boulet Brothers' Dragula and spent their time refining their craft in costuming and stage performance to match their fierce makeup abilities.

Instagram: @jaykay.bk

Past seasons: Dragula season 5

Hometown: Seattle, WA; Brooklyn, NY

Pronouns: Any

Drag style: Drag monster

Favorite horror film: Gremlins (don't come for me, those little freaks scared me as a kid and inspired my personality now)

Favorite queer icon: Leigh Bowery — bright colors, loud fashion, and an unabashed commitment to being themselves; they're the blueprint, but my makeup is better

How would you die in a horror film? I already had a bloody alien burst out of my ass on camera. I don't think I can really beat that.

La Zavaleta

La Zavaleta proves herself as the resident fashionista of The Boulet Brothers' Dragula all over again this Titans season — delivering haute couture horror every time she graces the stage. With an eye for design, she has enhanced her costuming skills since season 4, bringing tighter, bigger, and more outlandish looks. As she competes for the crown, she proves she's still the queen of fierce one-liners and quick quips against her fellow competitors.

Instagram: @la.zavaleta

Past seasons: Dragula season 4

Hometown: Mexico City, Mexico

Pronouns: Any/it

Drag style: Drag queen; drag creature

Favorite horror film: El Orfanato by Guillermo del Toro

Favorite queer icon: Ivy Queen

How would you die in a horror film? I'll be the killer. But if I have to die, I would die as a masterpiece featuring at the MoMA. Let's make it an event.

Loris

Loris the Latex queen is a local Los Angeles favorite who has been honing her skills since season 1 with costuming both for herself and other artists. Working almost exclusively within the latex space, Loris' creations bring an air of whimsy to The Boulet Brothers' Dragula stage. With a sharp eye for design and an off-kilter, joyful humor, bringing Loris back to Dragula is sort of like taking a trip through the poppy fields: A little surprising, a little disorienting, and a whole lot of fun.

Instagram: @lorislatex

Past seasons: Dragula season 1

Hometown: Zurich, Switzerland; Los Angeles, CA

Pronouns: No preference

Drag style: Latex queen

Favorite horror film: Terrifier 2

Favorite queer icon: The Babadook

How would you die in a horror film? Death by face sitting. Guess you could call it "ass-phyxiation"?

Priscilla Chambers

Priscilla Chambers — the veritable class clown of any season she's on — returns with her usual biting one-liners and well-timed comedic relief. With costumes as sharp and polished as her wit, Chambers is a force to be reckoned with as she blends her love for classic icons like Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe with a distinctly horrific twist.

Instagram: @priscillachambers

Past seasons: Dragula season 3; Dragula: Resurrection

Hometown: Asheville, North Carolina

Pronouns: She/her

Drag style: Drag queen

Favorite horror film: The Evil Dead franchise (all of them)

Favorite queer icon: Jennifer Check from Jennifer's Body — totally lesbi-gay

How would you die in a horror film? Turned into a Deadite. My trans ass would definitely open the Necronomicon. Mommy's with the f*****s now.

Sigourney Beaver

Known for her hyperfeminine style and bombshell silhouettes, Sigourney Beaver returns to The Boulet Brothers' Dragula stage as one of the fiercest femme fatales the series has seen. With a refined approach to her classic aesthetic, Sigourney Beaver is the personification of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." Between her strong background in the art of burlesque and a striking hunger to steal the crown from her sister Victoria, Beaver is poised to be a deliciously dangerous competitor on this round of Titans.

Instagram: @sigourney.beaver

Past seasons: Dragula season 4

Hometown: Chicago, IL

Pronouns: She/her

Drag style: Drag queen

Favorite horror film: Carrie

Favorite queer icon: Elvira Mistress of the Dark

How would you die in a horror film? If I had to die in a horror movie, I'd be ritualistic sacrificed to open a portal to hell.

Watch: The Boulet Brothers' Dragula: Titans Season 2 — Meet our monsters cast reveal