It's a wrap for gay horror film "Raven"

Judging from this sexy scene, I think I want to see here! Networks' "The Raven," a gothic, alternative adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's classic horror tale. The film, directed by cult horror icon David DeCoteau ("The Brotherhood" "Leather Jacket Love Story"), makes its debut on here! this summer.

Principal photography on "The Raven" was completed this week. From a screenplay by Matthew Jason Walsh, the movie puts a new spin on the gloomy and macabre proceedings of the classic Poe story. The film centers on a group of young men and women in Britain who throw an extravagant party at an eerie mansion said to be the site of an infamous mass-murder. When the festivities are cut short by an ominous visitor, all hell breaks loose. As the murderer begins picking off the party participants one-by-one, old grudges resurface and new suspicions arise, making the entire affair a deadly night to remember.
DeCoteau’s "The Raven" is the first in a series of Poe-themed films that DeCoteau will shoot for here!. Next up for the director is the adaptation Edgar Allan Poe’s House of Usher, based on the classic Poe story “The Fall of the House of Usher.”