Kristen Stewart’s New Gay Ghost Hunting Reality Series
Two years ago, Vacationer told you about Kristen Stewart’s plan to produce an LGBTQ+ ghost-hunting series, and it looks like Hulu just dropped our first look at the Twilight star’s spooky reality series, Living for the Dead. The new show is produced by Scout Productions, which is the same company behind Queer Eye.
Touted as a “Gay Scooby-Doo,” the show assembles a paranormal investigative team that includes queer ghost hunters Alex Le May, the tech expert; Juju Bae, the resident witch; Ken Boggle, the tarot card reader; Logan Taylor, the psychic; and Roz Hernandez, the paranormal researcher. Oscar-nominated Kristen Stewart not only lends her voice to narrate the show, but she is also the executive producer.
The team travels the country in a camper van to help the living by healing the dead. Their haunted journey takes them to Cooper Queen Hotel in Bisbee, Arizona; Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Louisville, Kentucky, The Palomino Club in Las Vegas; and the Clown Hotel in Topanah, Nevada.
According to Hulu, they’ll explore some of the world’s most infamous haunted locations to “push the boundaries to bring acceptance to the misunderstood – living and dead.”
You can check out Living for the Deadhttps://www.hulu.com/series/living-for-the-dead-86b5aeeb-352d-4158-91fb-4642a3410f9b when it debuts on Oct. 18 as part of the streaming service’s “Huluween” programming.
