CORPUS
Two party boys arrive at an upstate New York mansion for an unexpected evening of sexual abandon and supernatural horrors in this ode to the queer underground of the ‘90s.
Description
New York City Premiere
During the sunbaked summer of 1998, nightlife photographer and drug dealer Sayo is invited to a remote house party in upstate New York by rising star (and his hopeless crush) Vince. They are welcomed by a coven of three mysterious women, who offer them not the carefree partying they expected, but rather a manic descent into sexual abandon and supernatural rituals.
Directed by Corrin Evans in her feature film debut and featuring performances by Jeff Wahlberg, Brodie Townsend, and Lily Cowles (who also co-wrote the script), CORPUS is an ode to the electric aesthetic and sensibility of the ‘90s queer underground, with a story that pushes the boundaries of sexual discovery to its horrifying edges.
This screening will be followed by a Q&A.
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Part of the 38th Annual New York LGBTQ+ Film Festival
Director
Corrin Evans
Producer
Lily Cowles, Sarah Mather, Thomas Wallis, Alix Taylor, Corrin Evans
Writer
Corrin Evans, Lily Cowles
Cast
Jeff Wahlberg, Brodie Townsend, Michael Vlamis, Lily Cowles, Nuha Jes Izman, Ching Valdes-Aran
Cinematographer
Charlie Cole
Editing
Corrin Evans