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1. www.indiewire.com › criticism › moviesScream, Queen! My Nightmare On Elm Street Review: Gay Horror ...

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   Oct 30, 2019 · “Nightmare 2” has since become a cult classic, often called the gayest horror film ever made. Horror has always used genre tropes to explore societal ills, repressed identities, and otherness.

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   Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street. 2019 | USA | 100 min. ABOUT THE FILM. LONG SYNOPSIS. At the time of release, The Advocate dubbed 1985’s A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge the gayest horror film ever made.

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   ‘Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street’: Film Review. The legacy of the "gayest horror film ever" is probed in a doc dominated by its principal interviewee to the brink of vanity...

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   Jun 17, 2020 · This documentary of what many consider the 1 st gay horror film and its star, the first male scream queen, is riveting in its depiction of the film’s subject, former actor Mark Patton. In 1985, after the success of A Nightmare of Elm Street, a sequel was written by David Chaskin that would change the game.

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   Jun 7, 2020 · Co-directed by Roman Chimienti and Tyler Jensen, this heartfelt documentary examines this aspect of the oft-maligned ’85 sequel in a unique way—by focusing on the human toll the film’s reputation took on its leading man.

6. screenqueens.wordpress.com › 2020/06/03 › review‘Scream, Queen’ Examines Mark Patton’s Complex Relationship ...

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   Jun 3, 2020 · Shocked by the level of gore in the film, Patton wondered what he’d got himself into. Unfortunately, latex and corn syrup were the least of his worries, as upon the films release critics and fans alike branded the film as containing homoerotic subtext— the ‘gayest horror film ever made’, in fact.

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   Is 'scream queen' the 'gayest horror film ever?

   • The documentary 'Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street' explores the claim that 'Scream, Queen!' is the gayest horror film. The film is dominated by its principal interviewee and is a review of New Line's 1985 sequel to its successful horror hit from the previous year.

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   Is Nightmare 2 the gayest horror movie ever made?

   • It wasn’t until years later, with the dawn of the internet, that he realized he had become retroactively famous to horror fans the world over. “Nightmare 2” has since become a cult classic, often called the gayest horror film ever made. Horror has always used genre tropes to explore societal ills, repressed identities, and otherness.

   Scream, Queen! My Nightmare On Elm Street Review: Gay ... - IndieWire

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   • Patton’s wild ride provides the backbone of “Scream, Queen! My Nightmare On Elm Street,” a fascinating and entertaining documentary that explores Patton’s rise to fame, subsequent disappearance from the public eye, and eventual reclamation of his queer cult figure legacy.

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   What does scream queen mean?

   • “Scream, Queen!” takes its double-meaning title from the classic horror trope of the scream queen or final girl, a term used to describe the last woman to survive long enough to confront the killer in a slasher film. As the first male scream queen, or “final boy,” Patton’s character Jesse was quite a radical presence onscreen at the time.

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   Did David Chaskin write gay subtext in 'Scream Queen'?

   • As “Scream, Queen!” makes clear, Patton has held a lifelong grudge against screenwriter David Chaskin for denying he intentionally wrote gay subtext into the script. Looking like James Toback’s kid brother, Chaskin oscillates between smug and glib in his talking head interviews.

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   Did Patton see gay subtext in 'Scream Queen'?

   • But Patton couldn’t see it at the time, even if some of his fellow actors did. As “Scream, Queen!” makes clear, Patton has held a lifelong grudge against screenwriter David Chaskin for denying he intentionally wrote gay subtext into the script.

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   Jun 20, 2020 · The documentary, directed by Roman Chimienti and Tyler Jensen, celebrates ‘the gayest horror movie ever made’, A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge; or more specifically the movie’s lead – the first EVER Final Boy, Jesse Walsh – played by Mark Patton.