Premium Content:

‘A Big Gay Hairy Hit!’ Doco explores success of camp murder mystery series

A new documentary is telling the story of three friends who found cult success with their campy, queer murder mystery web series.

Where The Bears Are made its debut in 2011, starting out as a silly experiment between mates, the show exploded online, sparking converations about sexuality, creativity and body positivity.

- Advertisement -

Filmed in 2023, A Big Gay Hairy Hit! maps out the team’s mission to disrupt a conservative, ageist film industry and create something by the community, for the community.

The film follows the challenges the creators faced in pushing boundaries, and the impact it had on LGBTQ+ storytelling worldwide. Fans will also will enjoy behind-the-scenes insights into the making of the web series.

The documentary also features appearances from comedy legends Margaret Cho and Missi Pyle, Queer Eye favourite Karamo Brown, and Queer As Folk star Peter Paige.

Check out the trailer below.

Latest

OPINION | Safety is for everyone

"Public safety cannot be selective. It either protects all of us, or it protects none of us."

Budget extends commitment to HIV response

Health groups have welcomed news in the federal budget of continued support for Australia's efforts to eliminate HIV.

Ella Prince on why ‘The Shepherd’s Hut’ is a story for today’s world

Ella Prince returns to Perth for Black Swan Theatre’s adaptation of Tim Winton’s 'The Shepherd’s Hut', exploring masculinity and connection.

Attacks on Queer Prom event raise calls for LGBTIQA+ youth safety

“When these spaces are targeted, it sends a message that young people’s safety is up for debate.”

Newsletter

Don't miss

OPINION | Safety is for everyone

"Public safety cannot be selective. It either protects all of us, or it protects none of us."

Budget extends commitment to HIV response

Health groups have welcomed news in the federal budget of continued support for Australia's efforts to eliminate HIV.

Ella Prince on why ‘The Shepherd’s Hut’ is a story for today’s world

Ella Prince returns to Perth for Black Swan Theatre’s adaptation of Tim Winton’s 'The Shepherd’s Hut', exploring masculinity and connection.

Attacks on Queer Prom event raise calls for LGBTIQA+ youth safety

“When these spaces are targeted, it sends a message that young people’s safety is up for debate.”

Parents at Adelaide school plan protest against IDAHOBIT event

Parents say IDAHOBIT Day is "woke" and part of an "gender ideology" push.

OPINION | Safety is for everyone

"Public safety cannot be selective. It either protects all of us, or it protects none of us."

Budget extends commitment to HIV response

Health groups have welcomed news in the federal budget of continued support for Australia's efforts to eliminate HIV.

Ella Prince on why ‘The Shepherd’s Hut’ is a story for today’s world

Ella Prince returns to Perth for Black Swan Theatre’s adaptation of Tim Winton’s 'The Shepherd’s Hut', exploring masculinity and connection.