5 Queer Titles to Stream in October
| 10/01/18
'King Cobra' (Netflix)
Writer/director Justin Kelly brings to life this true crime story set against the gay porn industry. When the underaged Brent Corrigan (Garrett Clayton) becomes the talk of the town, his career leads to scandal and murder. King Cobra is now available on Netflix.
'Fire Song' (Netflix)
After his sister commits suicide, a young bisexual Anishnabe teenager named Shane (Andrew Martin) must decide whether to stay home and support his family or focus on his future. Fire Song is now available on Netflix.
'Dancing Queen' (Netflix)
After taking the world by storm with her appearances on RuPaul's Drag Race, Alyssa Edwards offers a glimpse at her life behind the drag in this docu-series that blends Drag Race and Dance Moms. Season one of Dancing Queen is available October 5 on Netflix.
'The L Word' (Netflix, Hulu)
For six seasons, this show gave us a glimpse at the talking, laughing, loving, breathing, fighting, fucking, crying, drinking, riding, winning, losing, cheating, kissing, thinking, dreaming of a group of women in LA. The L Word is now available on Netflix and Hulu.
'Beach Rats' (Hulu)
When his father ends up on his death bed and his mother begins pressuring him to date a girl, Frankie (Harrison Dickinson) decides to spend his summer getting into trouble with his friends and cruising a local beach for older men. Beach Rats is now available on Hulu.
