Josh Galassi

Let’s face it: For many people in the LGBTQ+ community, dating apps are a necessary evil. Necessary in that they make it easier to meet others around you, but evil in that they are are often a breeding (and not in a good way) ground for superficiality, so-called “preferences” that are almost always low key forms of racism, and ghosting.

Some things deserve to stay in the ’90s. Things like frosted tips. Purple ketchup. And stanning Justin Timberlake. But what about the film, Drop Dead Gorgeous? Released a quarter of a century ago this week (hehe, feel old yet?), the 1999 mockumentary stars Kirsten Dunst as Amber, a girl who yearns to win the local pageant and use the scholarship money to leave her humble hometown behind. But things quickly turn deadly as her fellow contestants start dropping like flies.

We rewatched 'Drop Dead Gorgeous' to unearth what's good, what's bad & what should stay dead forever - Queerty Some things deserve to stay in the ’90s. Things like frosted tips. Purple ketchup. And stanning Justin Timberlake. But what about the film, Drop Dead …