Watch They/Them online.

It’s been an interesting year for horror cinema so far, with 2022 efforts including David Cronenberg’s return to body horror with Crimes of the Future Ti West and Ti back in the game X.

These include the likes Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Nope, Prey, MenYou can find horror mixed with action or sci-fi films everywhere. They/Them is a new genre that has caught the attention of fans.

Written and directed by John Logan, it’s actually his directorial feature debut, so audiences will be keen to learn whether this American socially-conscious slasher marks the arrival of a bold new talent in horror cinema. You need to understand the streaming situation before you make the call.

With that in mind, here’s where to watch They/Them.

Where to stream They/Them

They/Them are now streaming exclusively on Peacock

The film was released on the platform on Friday, August 5th 2022 and you’ll be glad to know, for those unfamiliar, that the service is free.

It’s supported by ads so you won’t have to pay to watch They/Them. Peacock Premium can be purchased for $4.99 per month or $49.99 per annum. This gives subscribers access to all of Peacock’s content, as some of it isn’t available for those who don’t pay.

You can expect They/Them to tell the story about a group LGBTQ people who must fight against a mysterious killer in a gay conversion camp.

Who stars in the They/Them cast

Below, you can see the central cast as well as their roles.

• Kevin Bacon plays Owen Whistler
• Carrie Preston, Dr. Cora Whistler
• Anna Chlumsky is Molly
• Theo Germaine is Jordan
• Quei Tann as Alexandra
• Kim Anna Lore
• Monique Kim as Veronica
• Darwin del Fabro as Gabriel
• Cooper Koch as Stu
• Austin Crute and Toby

‘There’s also psychological gamesmanship that’s going on’

John Logan was our interview subject. Screenrant addressed the film’s slow build-up to its slasher conventions and the filmmaker explained why there was more of a focus on the gay conversion camp scenario in the first half:

“I think it’s good dramatic structure to build your horror or build your suspense as you go. The thing that’s so unique about this so-called conversion therapy, is that yes, on one hand, it’s physically traumatic. There are forced marches and sleep deprivation.”

He continued: “But there’s also psychological gamesmanship that’s going on that’s very insidious. I wanted to really take the time to show how these characters, our antagonists or villains, gradually tried to chip away at the identity of our campers.”

They/Them streaming exclusively on Peacock

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