This movie is perhaps best described as a clunky but endearingly heartfelt DIY depiction of life among a group of LGBTQ+ kids, striving to live joyfully while being plagued by evil forces, anxious to eradicate them.

A uniquely queer reclamation of slasher horror.

Bad Girl Boogey may not be a great film (and one can forgive it for its low-budget limitations), but it has the ambition and heart to pursue a whole new lore.

The script just sadly hobbles the entire film, bogging it down in tedium and plot elements that ultimately make no sense.