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TV | Movies

David DeCoteau's The Raven on here! TV

here!TV, America's premium gay television network, presents Edgar Allan Poe's The Raven, from a screenplay by Matthew Jason Walsh (The Brotherhood). The gothic thriller, The Raven, puts a new spin on the gloomy and macabre proceedings of the classic Poe story. The film centers on a group of young men and women in Britain who throw an extravagant party at an eerie mansion said to be the site of an infamous mass-murder. The Raven, directed by cult horror icon David DeCoteau (The Brotherhood, Leather Jacket Love Story), makes its debut on here! this summer. "This is my first truly gay movie since LEATHER JACKET LOVE STORY (1997) and I am grateful that producers Paul Colichman and Stephen P. Jarchow have allowed me to make another film that is purely and unapologetically gay themed," said DeCoteau.

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DeCoteau: Horror films for gay men

David DeCoteau's latest film, BEASTLY BOYZ

David DeCoteau knows what chills and thrills his loyal gay fans. Although his films are populated by witches and warlocks, madmen and werewolves, boy band zombies and killer leeches, it’s the buff, Abercrombie & Fitch-type males who steal the show. Indeed, DeCoteau is the preeminent B-movie schlockmeister of our generation, and he can attribute his growing success to a secret ingredient: boxer briefs. And lots of them. So many, in fact, that Calvin Klein should cut DeCoteau a check for some of his profits... If the success of DeCoteau’s drive-in-creature-feature-meets-Bel-Ami-style of filmmaking is surprising, no one is more surprised than the director himself. Source interview by Vince A. Liaguno.

See David DeCoteau's latest film trailer, BEASTLY BOYZ.