Read our cover story on the Boulet Brothers here! Outside of their television projects, the Boulet Brothers appear regularly as featured guests, performers and emcees at horror conventions, nightclubs and live events. They are widely celebrated as queer icons due to the inclusive nature of their creative endeavors. Creatures of the Night features co-host Ian DeVoglaer and a roster of esteemed special guests from the intersection of queer media and horror, including enigmatic cyber witch and pop singer Poppy, burlesque star Dita Von Teese, actress Rose McGowan, Jawbreaker writer and director Darren Stein, and Rachel True, star of The Craft. The list grows every episode. The Boulet Brothers welcome listeners as they discuss their latest projects, provide behind-the-scenes sneak peaks, review the latest horror movies, and give listeners real life-horror, history lessons on famous hauntings from the past. “We are extremely excited to welcome the Boulet Brothers’ hit podcast Creatures of the Night to our network,” Dread Central co-founder Jon Condit says. “The Boulet Brothers exemplify the fact that horror and alternative drag serve as a lens to subvert cultural norms, testing the boundaries of taste while simultaneously exploring and pushing back against how culture can come to confine us. It is no surprise that the Boulet Brothers’ world and the world of horror would draw from the same wellspring, often confronting the same fears, complexities, and taboos.” On October 22, the Boulet Brothers celebrated their unlucky 13th episode with terrifying news update about upcoming horror releases and the Boulets’ guide to celebrating Halloween at home this year thanks to the unfortunate COVID-19 pandemic. The team also took a look at Josh Boone’s New Mutants on the episode’s movie review, and in their special Halloween Haunting of History, they explored the folklore behind modern-day Jack-O-Lanterns. Creatures of the Night joins Dread Central’s roster of horror programs including The Who Goes There, G.U.T.S, and Real Professional podcasts. For more information on the Dread Central Podcast Network, please visit dreadcentral.com.
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