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Don’t Miss Out On Shudder’s Horror Panels For “COMIC-CON@HOME” 2020

If you, like me, had plans to attend a Comic-Con event this year that was tragically cancelled like so many others, never fear. While you might have to wait until 2021 to break out your cosplay fit, you will fortunately still be able to attend panels featuring your favorite horror filmmakers and content creators from the comfort of your own home. This year, with the help of horror streaming service Shudder, Comic-Con@Home will be featuring two horror focused panels highlighting some of the strongest voices in the horror genre today.

Running from July 22-26, Comic-Con@Home’s horror offerings include the panels HORROR IS QUEER and SCARY GOOD TV (dates, times, and links listed below). On the HORROR IS QUEER panel, hear from the likes of Hannibal’s Bryan Fuller and Nay Bever of Attack of the Queerwolf podcast, as they discuss the long history of queer themes and representation within the horror genre. Additionally present will be the director of an upcoming Shudder documentary on LGBT+ horror history, Sam Wineman.

 

On SCARY GOOD TV, watch conversation between some of horror television’s top showrunners, as they discuss the rise in popularity of televised horror content, and how the production of an effective horror series differs from traditional filmmaking. Present at this panel will be Nick Antosca of Chanel Zero and Gref Nicotero of Creepshow (both available on Shudder), as well as the Horror Noire doc’s executive producer Tananarive Due serving as moderator.

Join Shudder and Comic-Con@Home later this month to gain insights from these two panels of current horror authorities to learn more about SCARY GOOD TV and how HORROR IS QUEER.

SHUDDER to Present Two Panels at This Year's Comic-Con@Home ...

Full panel descriptions:

Shudder Presents HORROR IS QUEER: July 23, 6:00pm Pacific Time
Discover why horror cinema is (and always has been) queer with Sam Wineman (The Quiet Room), director of Shudder’s upcoming documentary on LGBTQ horror film history, and a panel of leading voices: Nay Bever (co-host, Attack of the Queerwolf podcast), Bryan Fuller (creator, Hannibal), Don Mancini (creator of the Child’s Play franchise), Lachlan Watson (actor, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina) and, serving as moderator, writer Jordan Crucchiola.

SCARY GOOD TV with Horror’s Top Showrunners: July 25, 6:00pm Pacific Time
Nick Antosca (Channel Zero), Meredith Averill (Locke & Key), Don Mancini (Chucky), Greg Nicotero (Creepshow) and Jami O’Brien (NOS4A2) offer their unique insights on why horror TV is having a moment and what it takes to create the kind of terrifying shows that keep viewers coming back episode after episode. Moderated by screenwriter/educator Tananarive Due (executive producer, Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror).

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