Jude Dry

From "All About Eve" to "Venom," these campy classics aren't explicitly queer. But a movie doesn't have to be gay to be, well, gay.

More excellent, poignant, and specific queer stories are being told by the day. Here's a look back at this century's best and most monumental LGBTQ TV shows, from "Six Feet Under" and "Queer as Folk" to "Veneno" and "I May Destroy You."

The Paris terror attacks inspired Alice Winocour's poignant look at a woman piecing together her memory after a mass shooting.

LGBTQ characters may be experiencing their own horror movie renaissance, but queer desire and over-the-top terror have gone hand in hand since the beginning of the genre.

"When we first announced the movie, they put 'fight club' in quotations," the writer and star said of her bloody new teen comedy.

Punny titles aside, it's hard to get it up for this raunchy comedy about an emotionally stunted thirty-something woman hired to date a shy teenage boy.

From little indies to ...bigger indies, from Jamie Babbit to the siblings Wachowski, these are the best lesbian films ever made.

Tribeca: This courageous documentary blends the geopolitical with the personal, as a reporter transitions while embedded with a Taliban unit.

Exclusive: D. Smith's stylishly bold Sundance award winner shows Black trans sex workers on their own terms, in their own words.

Tribeca: Kevin Smith's comedy was a lifeline to one trans filmmaker, who unpacks its messy legacy in a lively documentary about indie film history.

A queer gym teacher is caught between worlds against a political backdrop of rising anti-gay sentiment in Georgia Oakley's impressive debut.

Revisit some of the hottest films in the queer canon, from early works ("Un Chant D'Amour") to cult classics ("The Rocky Horror Picture Show") to new favorites ("Disobedience").