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by Avery Coffey, Staff WriterThemes of gender dysphoria, bodily autonomy, and consumption are interspersed through each one of the shorts within the queer horror shorts block. by Vannah Taylor, Staff WriterPairing beautifully with the themes of day two’s double feature of Fargeat’s The Substance and Rainbow’s Grafted,
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