Queer Tales of Horror!

By: Travis Harrison
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  • Summary

  • Queer Tales of Horror!: Inspired by the horror comics of yesteryear, QTOH is an anthology series of LGBTQ themed horror stories! Current Series: Redeemer Brock is a demon hunter. His life is complicated. His friends have abandoned him and he has a rocky secretive relationship with his boyfriend. Roman is a demon who antagonizes him because he has a crush. When a group of Black-Eyed Kids start a murder spree in town, the two team up to try to stop them, but also find themselves battling something else; Their feelings for each other. -- Redeemer is an LGBTQ audio drama based on an old roleplaying storyline. If you're a fan of horror, drama, and slow burn romance, you may enjoy this episodic series.
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Episodes
  • Redeemer: Episode Four: 'XOXO'

    Redeemer: Episode Four: 'XOXO'
    May 29 2021

    Brock and Roman discuss the events of the other night, and their potential feelings for each other, over an impromptu game of Tic Tac Toe.
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    28 mins
  • Redeemer: Episode Three: 'People Like Us'

    Redeemer: Episode Three: 'People Like Us'
    Apr 6 2021

    Brock and Roman have their first unsettling encounter with demonic black eyed children with some upsetting personal results.
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    27 mins
  • Queer Tales of Horror: Episode One: 'Revisited'

    Queer Tales of Horror: Episode One: 'Revisited'
    Mar 30 2021

    A young person attends their lover's funeral only to make a startling discovery. 
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    5 mins

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