Discover the best gay Mystery movies full of love, courage, and emotion.
A really heavy, quiet short film where a young guy decides to finally confront the man who abused him as a kid. It is a tense and uncomfortable watch that skips the cheap drama and gets straight to the raw reality of facing your past.
An artist, a party, and a night where everyone is selling something. “Wolf” (2015) turns desire into tension, and tension into a moment that lands like a bite.
A 1980 thriller that sparked outrage, confused audiences, and raised identity questions the film never fully answers.
Director: William Friedkin
A gritty thriller about a guy in recovery who takes advice from the wrong person. It’s a dark, tense watch about what happens when your new mentor is actually your biggest threat.
A forgotten gay western about farmhands facing love, prejudice, and survival in a hostile town. Rediscovered for its 30th anniversary.
Director: A.P. Gonzalez
After a suicide attempt, Lex retreats to a vacation home, but tensions rise when his brother David exploits their traumatic past for a screenplay, sparking conflicts and tangled romances among guests, leading to revelations of secrets, desires, and a shattering finale.
Director: Mark Schwab
A young man learns that his dying father was once deeply in love with a man.
Director: Piotr J. Lewandowski
‘Rotting in the Sun’ follows the collaboration between a depressed Sebastián Silva and lively Jordan Firstman, unraveling mysteries and critiquing societal norms in a darkly humorous exploration of sex, death, and Instagram culture. Explicit content and unexpected plot twists redefine the narrative dynamics, leaving viewers questioning who truly commands the spotlight.
Directed by Sebastián Silva
David’s lonely and enigmatic uncle Leonard senses the reasons behind the dangerous tension, hidden beneath layers of silence and friendly banter. This vacation will indelibly mark everybody’s life. Director: Marco Filiberti, Italy, 2009, Drama
Questions about the identity of an amnesiac (Matthew Montgomery) threaten his romance with the park ranger (Aaron Orr) who rescued him.
Directed by Michael D. Akers
A compulsive thief meets a man in a relationship.
Written & Directed by Nick Beardslee
Robbie and Trey are gay, middle-class, suburban professionals. Life is good. Until the son of a fundamentalist preacher moves in next door.
Directed by Tommy Stovall
A post office clerk mistakenly thinks that a customer is trying to get her attention by writing open love letters on postcards he sends out.
Director: Josh Kim, Short movie, South Korea, 2007
A gay detective tries to solve the murder of a college student.
Director: Ron Oliver
Matthias lives in Berlin. Matthias likes techno. Matthew likes Matthias. Matthew wants Matthias. Matthew wants to be Matthias.
Director: Drew Lint
Gay detective Donald Strachey is asked by his partner Tim to investigate a mysterious donation to a youth center. Donald gets caught up in a whirlwind of deceit and danger.
Directors: Ron Oliver
A queer comedy of panic, temptation, and moral gymnastics – complete with charity photo ops and an Amber Alert nobody saw coming.
Director: Stewart Wade
The friendship of two middle aged men is put to the test when one of them falls for a young intern at his company.
Director: Gerald McCullouch
A pool party, a fake detective, and a whole building of gossip addicts – what could go wrong? “Out to Kill” serves sun, sin, and scandal with a killer twist.
Director: Rob Williams
While confronting his unfaithful boyfriend, Dusty blacks out. When he comes to, his boyfriend has been murdered and Dusty the prime suspect.
Director: Casper Andreas
