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Leviticus (2026) (Patreon)

Published:
2026-08-17 14:00:10
Imported:
2026-11

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Leviticus: Vidyard, WeTransfer

Comments

ten

I CANT WAIT TO WATCH THIS WITH YOUUUU im so excited

just juni 🚬

CANT WAIT TO SEE YOUR REACTION!! Barely anyone is reacting to this so ive been waiting on yours :/ I hate how so many people ignore queer films

Nick

Let's gooooo 😬

galaxieskz

i screamed when i saw the notification yessss lets go aussie queer horror im so excited

vee

AHHH I've been looking forward to this!

Queerly Victorian

I’d been so looking forward to this, and your reaction was exactly how I wanted to re-experience this movie. My first time was in theatres with my boyfriend of like three months, which was a trip. I subtle cue that I thought I noticed about the monster is that it only ever shows up in clothes that its prey has seen before, almost a limitation of the illusion (or the monster’s imagination?) I will also be eternally fascinated by what it means that Naim could distract the monster in the mill by being tender with it for long enough to grab the lighter. It’s almost like it’s like some sort of shapeshifting demonic personification of self-hatred. After all, its a demon that preys upon queer people by tempting them and briefly indulging in queer desires. Almost like the monster is also queer, but has been called upon to tempt and deliver judgment upon those who fail its test.

brittany beyerle

it probably says a lot about my own religious trauma from attending catholic school and growing up in a heavily catholic community/family that i never wondered if it was the monster in ryan's backyard in the beginning. the boys, both stuck in some super religious group (one of whose father is the preacher), were literally stoning each other as punishment for their feelings. as someone who also self-h*armed in the past, it made total sense to me (not saying that it should automatically to other people). THANK YOU. i'm so glad i wasn't the only one yelling at naim's mother through the screen. her kind of abuse can be so insidious because it's mostly quiet and people can tell themselves she's acting with his best interests at heart (when she's really only thinking about herself). and i get that people can be brainwashed, but i cannot imagine seeing my child in obvious distress and just ignoring it. the tears i cried when this movie was over. i was so excited for queer horror and got GUT PUNCHED by my own religious trauma at the same time. this movie is amazing. ten out of ten.

Brian Enos

Loved this! I honestly can't remember the last movie I watched where my whole body stayed tense the entire time. I'm glad I watched it here, because I don't think I could have done this one alone. 10/10 😂

Mari-Emm

"It's the things we love most that destroy us", said Snow to Katniss in Mockingjay pt1. That is exactly what the homophobes are trying to tell us too, so we would obey their rules like Snow tried to do with Panems children for decades. :)