Queer Movie Club: "Hauntology"

The siblings make a deal—if Venus will listen to all of Jazmin's ghost stories, and gets scared, they have to go back home. Jazmin shares the most chilling tales surrounding their hometown, embarking on a horror road trip to each haunted location. As they recount this collection of ghost stories though it becomes apparent that the haunting tales have connections—and a hostile spirit is at the heart of it all.

The siblings’ must try to free their family from a generations long haunting because there’s some things you can’t run away from. "Hauntology" is an unabashedly queer, low-budget horror anthology that has an indie feel and unique story. Don’t expect excessive gore or violence, rather a creeping atmosphere that brings a goosebump inducing vibe.

"Hauntology" is written and directed by Parker Brennon, and is their feature directorial debut, originally produced with crowdfunding from Kickstarter. This first premiered at the 2024 Dances With Films Festival and was direct-to-VOD. This film is rated R and includes some gore, violence, jump scares, death, and ghosts.

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Please contact LEAP at least seven days before the event to request accommodations. All Library programs are free and open to the public. Join us to watch an LGBTQ+ horror film!