It has been said that we live in a time of monsters. Within the horror genre, these monsters can take the form of literal monsters you might find in ancient mythologies or Gothic literature, or they can take the form of LGBT lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer peoples. Within recent decades, both the monstrous body and sources of queerness have become increasingly de rigueur in popular screen media. The television industry in particular is noteworthy for its subversive depictions of both monsters and queers i. They lurk in the shadows; they are dangerous, exiled, and abject. More recently, there has been unprecedented televisual representation of the monstrously queer body, viz.