QueerHorror.com is a site devoted to exploring the horror genre and its inclusion of gays, lesbians, bisexuals and the transgendered. It's a place where queer folk can explore their interests in, or connections with, the horror genre.

The connection between queers and horror is a very strong one. By many homophobes, we are seen as the villains in horror; corrupting families, spreading plagues and destroying the moral fabric of society. However, we know ourselves to be much more the heroes in horror, trying to fight to overcome almost impossible odds while always knowing that there is an evil presence out there that wishes to destroy us, no matter what the cost.

The horror genre reflects reality better than many others do. The characters are not necessarily good and bad, and the end of the story isn't known ahead of time. The villains may triumph, or may turn out to be the heros and vice versa. An act seen as good could lead to the downfall of a character, or a character that seemed to be trustworthy could turn against you. The rules aren't written ahead of time.

GLBT folk are very familiar with horror. Whether this horror comes in the form of blame for society's woes, flaws preventing us from living a normal life, rejection by family or friends for being who we are, or religiously sponsored hate crimes, no queer person is unaffected by the horrific.