I am a huge fan of Bryan Fuller for years. Since the project was announced on SDCC2020 I've been tracking news and looking forward to put my eyeballs on it.
This is a wonderfully detailed and insightful docuseries that delves into the history of queer horror. It also encompasses great humor as Fuller's works always do. The argument over whether Mrs Danvers is top or bottom is literally killing me.
Though to my disappointment the whole series is unstructured. It seems they wanted to do it chronologically at first, and then (probably Fuller's idea) changed episode 1 & 2 into storytellers' biography. Meanwhile they arrange episode 3 & 4 thematically and spend the whole last episode introducing one single theme. Maybe in producers' mind there's a clear and structured plan for all three seasons, but from audience's point of view the structure of first season is completely a mess.
Considering the misfortune of all Mr. Fuller's shows, I highly doubt there are going to be three seasons of Queer for Fear. If this is the sole season I'll be devastated.
This is a wonderfully detailed and insightful docuseries that delves into the history of queer horror. It also encompasses great humor as Fuller's works always do. The argument over whether Mrs Danvers is top or bottom is literally killing me.
Though to my disappointment the whole series is unstructured. It seems they wanted to do it chronologically at first, and then (probably Fuller's idea) changed episode 1 & 2 into storytellers' biography. Meanwhile they arrange episode 3 & 4 thematically and spend the whole last episode introducing one single theme. Maybe in producers' mind there's a clear and structured plan for all three seasons, but from audience's point of view the structure of first season is completely a mess.
Considering the misfortune of all Mr. Fuller's shows, I highly doubt there are going to be three seasons of Queer for Fear. If this is the sole season I'll be devastated.