Good morning, afternoon or evening, and welcome to the bloody disgusting network.

The following show is just horrifying.

Beware. We're gonna carry on the sequel, because let's face it, baby, these days, you gotta have a sequel.

Yeah! Just face it, baby, these days, you gotta have a sequel.

Yeah!

And welcome back to Micro Queers.

It's your monthly Queer Horror Short Roundup, and I'm Joe.

And I'm Trace, and we are discussing Rob Savage's Dawn of the Deaf.

And that title is probably, honestly, when you finish this, Roy, it makes a lot of sense.

Yeah, it's a bit of a dead giveaway, isn't it?

It is, but oh, man, did I love this short?

Yeah, there's something to be said for very slickly well-funded shorts because they do tend to stand out in comparison to some of the other ones that we've covered.

But maybe before we talk about how technically great this short is, we'll just quickly cover the premise.

So folks, if you have not watched Dawn of the Deaf, the premise is when a strange sound wipes out the hearing population. A small

group of deaf people must band together to survive. And spoilers, that is not what this short is

about. Yeah. This short is a proof of concept for what that premise is because this is one hour before

this catastrophic event more or less turns all hearing people into zombies.

And we're getting slice of like vignettes from four different deaf people leading up to the

catastrophe.

Yes.

I'm actually really angry that I read that plot synopsis, I'm sorry, that logline,

before I saw the short because it primed me to expect something.

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