Comedy Movies

Gay Themed Comedy Films curated by Orvel.me

Discover the best gay Comedy movies full of love, courage, and emotion.

A Beer Tale (2012)

A Beer Tale (2012)

When two orphaned brothers attempt to brew their late parents’ legacy beer, their bond is strained by wild parties, toxic relationships, and a long-overdue coming-out confession.

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Dead (2020)

A stoner psychic who talks to the dead gets roped into helping a murdered, closeted cop find a serial killer targeting gay men. When the mystery points straight to his own deranged family, things get hilariously messy and bizarrely touching.

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Gay as the Sun (2020)

Gay as the Sun (2020)

Gay as the Sun is an extremely naughty documentary that traces the origins of body shame from Genesis to the infinite. The movie’s subject is Billy, who learns to confront his own shame and desire during one long, hot day at an all-male nudist camp. Featuring exclusive interviews and dramatic reenactments, Gay as the Sun will not only change the way you look at documentaries, but about how you view your own body and the universe you exist in.

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Crush (2000)

Crush (2000)

A small-town summer crush turns into a quiet lesson in boundaries and growing up when Tina realizes the boy she likes is gay. Awkward, funny, and surprisingly tender, with just enough cringe to feel real.

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FBOY (2023)

FBOY (2023)

A sharp queer short comedy where a “perfect couple” walks into a family dinner and a party game forces the truth. Funny, tense, and painfully relatable.

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Die, Mommie, Die! (2003)

Die, Mommie, Die! (2003)

A faded diva, a bitter mansion, a gigolo with perfect timing, and a death that turns into a full-blown camp mystery. Die, Mommie, Die! goes big on melodrama, queer energy, and wicked black comedy.

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This Time of Year (2025)

This Time of Year (2025)

A straight guy and a gay Christmas maximalist meet through a “holiday companion” app and roam New York like it’s a tiny, glowing therapy session. It’s funny, a little sharp, unexpectedly tender, and way more relatable than any perfect holiday movie has the right to be.

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