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They/Them (pronounced “they slash them”) doesn’t have the guts to be a real horror movie.

Wonderful young actors play the campers getting guidance from a disarmingly kind counselor (Kevin Bacon).

John Logan's 'They/Them' can't decide if it wants to deliver a queer twist on 'Friday the 13th' or challenge the clichés of gay victimhood.

Kevin Bacon, Anna Chlumsky, and Theo Germaine duke it out in a queer horror thriller that's light on scares and long on self-loathing.

John Logan makes his directorial debut with Peacock's 'They/Them,' a horror film starring Kevin Bacon and streaming on Peacock.

They/Them wrestles with its own queer horror identity crisis

A group of teenagers at a gay conversion camp face off against a sinister threat in John Logan's misjudged would-be slasher.

Horror movies are no strangers to social commentary, or the desire to be cathartic in how they use violence. Yet the latest example of those impulses, “They/Them,” illustrates how tricky that proposition can be, in a story that at various times feels creepy, exploitative and preachy, without becoming particularly tense or scary.

A film that takes a real-life tragedy and turns it into limp horror filmmaking.