Top 10 best LGBTQ+ movies in 2022 that you should watch

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The Wilds Season 2

Trailer for the LGBTQ+ movie, The Wilds Season 2

Amazon Prime hit show The Wilds has finally released a trailer for its season 2 (2022). Fans got a glimpse of the pair Shelby (Mia Healey) and Toni (Erana James) aka Shoni, the rest of the amazing cast as the series continues to explore their lives on the island. .

The trailer shows Shoni seemingly still happy despite the unfortunate circumstances. While sneaking, the two enjoy cuddling time under the trees in the forest. The two show amazing chemistry both on and off screen, which is why fans love the couple so much. The Wilds does an even better job adding LGBTQ+ writers + actors to the film. Healey confirmed that she is bisexual, which allows for a more realistic expression on screen.

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First Kill

Introduction video about the LGBTQ+-themed movie, First Kill

All lovers of the quirky vampire genre are here to enjoy the new 2022 series, First Kill airing on Netflix. The film follows a teenage vampire, Juliette (Sarah Catherine Hook), who must kill the first to gain her rightful place in her vampire family. She decides the killer is the new girl in town, Calliope (Imani Lewis), who comes from a family of vampire hunters. In the end, however, they fall in love.

First Kill brings anger, drama to teenagers that LGBTQ+ fans won't find it difficult to fully appreciate. Featuring Victoria Schwab (original short story author), it's sure to give a lot of weird representation. A gay himself, Schwab shares the importance of gender identity and sexuality through his story. She admitted that she wanted to write “the normal weirdness,” meaning the show would illustrate what she conveys on screen.

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What We Do In The Shadows Season 4

Announcing the screening of the LGBTQ+ film, What We Do In The Shadows Season 4

What We Do In The Shadows is Ranker's best LGBTQ+ fantasy series, it has been a huge hit since its release in 2019 and fans are eager to see what happens in What We Do. In The Shadows Season 4 (What do we do in the dark season 4) this 2022.

The show stands out to the LGBTQ+ world because all four main vampires identify as heterosexual. Fans also raved about Guillermo and Nandor, who had feelings for each other this past season. What makes the movie even better is Harvey Guillén, who plays Guillermo. LGBTQ+ fans tend to prefer shows with real "representation". Of course, they're gay vampires, so fans of the movie are especially looking forward to seeing that on screen.

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Chucky Season 2

Trailer of LGBTQ+-themed thriller, Chucky Season 2

TV series Chucky, released in 2021 on both SYFY and USA Network, has fans begging for more. A 10-episode horror series based on a creepy doll, Chucky is haunted and commits gruesome murders. Creator Don Mancini made sure to incorporate LGBTQ+ elements in this movie!

Mancini is a gay horror fan who has never seen anyone like him in horror movies growing up, so Mancini wants to change that for today's generation. Chucky focuses on 14-year-old gay high school student Jake Wheeler, who kisses his friend, Devon. This is one of the many reasons why Jake is the bravest character. Chucky Season 2 in 2022 will definitely have more Jake - Devon scenes!

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Heartbreak High

Heartbreak High is a co-production between Netflix, Fremantle Australia and NewBe, broadcast on Netflix in 2022! This is a fresh remake of the 90s Australian classic of the same name but adapted for today's generation. The story follows Amerie (Ayesha Madon), who becomes an instant "pariah" at Hartley High.

Heartbreak High also stars Darren (James Majoos), a South African gay and non-binary student who befriends Amerie. However, Darren is just the beginning of representing LGBTQ+ on the show. Dusty (Josh Heuston), a bisexual musician, and Sasha (Gemma Chua-Tran), a Chinese Australian lesbian + non-binary student, will also join the cast.