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    ‘Hauntology’: A Queer Horror Anthology With A Supernatural Twist – VOD September 17

    • By Cainan
    • August 14, 2024
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    A person with a serious expression stands under red lighting, surrounded by others in the background.

    Hauntology, the latest film from writer-director Parker Brennon, is set to chill audiences with its unique blend of queer horror and supernatural storytelling. Releasing on VOD in Canada and the US on September 17th, this anthology promises to deliver an eerie exploration of identity, family, and the spectral remnants of the past.

    At the heart of Hauntology is Venus, portrayed by Jaidyn Triplett, a teenager whose plans to escape her life are interrupted by her older sister, Jazmin (Samantha Russell). Instead of leaving town, Venus is led on an unexpected journey through their city, where Jazmin shares four ghostly tales, each more unsettling than the last. These supernatural vignettes are not just random stories; they hold a mirror to Venus’s own struggles and secrets, revealing connections that run deeper than blood.

    Brennon’s choice to weave these haunting narratives around a queer protagonist is a fresh and vital approach to the horror genre. The film doesn’t just aim to scare; it seeks to explore the complexities of identity, belonging, and the often-unspoken fears that come with growing up queer. By placing Venus at the center of these ghost stories, Hauntology highlights how our personal demons can be just as terrifying as the supernatural.

    Two people sit in a car with serious expressions. The person in the foreground looks upwards while the person in the background faces forward. Both have braided hair.

    The film boasts an impressive cast of both rising stars and seasoned genre icons. Naomi Grossman, best known for her unforgettable roles in American Horror Story, and Nancy Kyes, a staple of John Carpenter’s Halloween, bring their horror credentials to the film, adding a layer of gravitas and nostalgia for fans of classic horror. Zoey Luna, who gained recognition for her performances in Dear Evan Hansen and The Craft: Legacy, also stars, alongside Samantha Robinson (The Love Witch, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood). Samantha Russell, co-founder of Last Looks Beauty, and Jaidyn Triplett, who currently stars in Paramount+’s iCarly, round out the talented ensemble.

    With its release across major platforms like iTunes, Amazon Prime, and Google Play, Hauntology is poised to make a significant impact on the horror scene. The film’s pre-order is already available, giving audiences a chance to be among the first to experience Brennon’s chilling vision.

    As the genre continues to evolve, Hauntology stands out as a film that not only delivers on scares but also challenges the boundaries of horror storytelling. With its queer protagonist, supernatural themes, and a narrative that delves into the haunting nature of identity, this anthology is sure to resonate with audiences seeking more than just a typical horror experience.

    Cainan
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