A Florida Enchantment (1914)
A wildly unusual silent-era comedy in which magical seeds spark gender-swapping chaos, queer-coded flirtation, and one of early cinema’s most fascinating, complicated glimpses at identity and transformation.
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Different From the Others (1919)
One of the earliest LGBTQ films ever made, this groundbreaking 1919 silent drama boldly challenged Germany’s anti-gay laws through the tragic story of a violinist persecuted for his sexuality.
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Fireworks by Kenneth Anger (1947)
A dreamlike, homoerotic short where a young man’s violent fantasy blurs desire, repression, and surreal imagery.
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Getting Ready Physically (1951)
A Korean War-era classroom film urging teenage boys to whip themselves into military-ready shape through exercise and discipline.
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Glen or Glenda (1953)
A bizarre and groundbreaking docudrama exploring cross-dressing and gender identity, narrated with surreal flair by Bela Lugosi.
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Lot in Sodom (1933)
A visually striking avant-garde retelling of the biblical Sodom story, steeped in stylized decadence and coded queer imagery.
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Queen Christina (1933)
Greta Garbo stars as the gender-defying Swedish monarch in a lush historical drama rich with queer subtext.
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Salomé (1923)
A hypnotic silent-era vision of obsession, desire, and queer theatricality, Salomé transforms Oscar Wilde’s infamous play into one of the most visually striking and groundbreaking art films of the 1920s.
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The Gay Nighties (1933)
A mustached man in drag, a hotel full of chaos, and a political convention on the brink—The Gay Nighties (1933) delivers rapid-fire slapstick and gleeful gender-bending hijinks in classic pre-Code style.
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The Picture of Dorian Gray (1915)
An early adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s tale of vanity and corruption, where eternal youth comes at a haunting moral cost.
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show Magnet by Ba Ba Buttons
$5.99A classic magnet featuring artwork from The Rocky Horror Picture Show. A must-have for fans of cult cinema, camp, and queer film history.
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The Wild One (1953)
Marlon Brando ignites rebellion and leather-clad cool as the leader of a motorcycle gang shaking up a small town.
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Too Wong Foo Magnet by Ba Ba Buttons
$5.99A colorful magnet inspired by To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar. A celebration of drag, friendship, and queer cult cinema.
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Un Chant d’Amour (1950)
Jean Genet’s groundbreaking silent short film, Un Chant d’Amour is a poetic and deeply influential work of queer cinema exploring desire, longing, and intimacy within the walls of a prison.
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Vapors (1965)
A rare and compassionate glimpse into pre-Stonewall gay life, following two men whose chance meeting in a New York bathhouse becomes an unexpectedly intimate conversation about loneliness, identity, and connection.
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Victim (1961)
A British barrister risks everything to expose a blackmail ring targeting gay men in this landmark drama that challenged unjust laws.