As the year draws to a close, its a time for reflection and for looking ahead. One thing we can definitely get excited about coming in 2026 is the incredible lineup of gay films headed our way. From steamy romances to zombie apocalypses, and true stories inspired by personal triumphs and tragedies, our stories are taking over the silver screen and we absolutely love to see it. Here are the movies (so far) that were most excited to watch.PillionRight at the very (power) top of our most anticipated list is the BDSM love story Pillion. The film stars Harry Melling as Colin, a reserved and submissive gay man who catches the attention of Ray, a gorgeous and dominant biker played by Alexander Skarsgrd. Together, they embark on an erotic and romantic partnership full of power dynamics and passion.Where to watch: In theaters in February.Masters of the UniverseSee on InstagramListen, you may argue this isnt gay. But trust usanything He-Man related is gay. Add to that Nicholaas Galitzine in his full twunk transformation as Prince Adam, and theres no argument to be had. Ok? Ok. The film follows a young Prince Adam who has crash-landed on Earth, only to be called back to Eternia decades later to defeat the forces of Skeletor.Where to watch: In theaters June 5, 2026.This is Not a TestZombies, the 90s, and Luke Macfarlane? Yes, please. This filmbased on the book by Courtney Summersfollows a group of classmates who take cover in their high school when their town is overtaken by the undead. For those who havent read the source material, there is a queer character at the heart of the story, and the cast has us fully swooning. Olivia Holt and Froy Gutierrez star alongside Macfarlane.Where to watch: In theaters in 2026.JimpaThis years heartwarming tearjerker is Jim. The film follows Hannah (Olivia Colman) who, along with her nonbinary teenager Frances (played by nonbinary actor Aud Mason-Hyde), travels to Amsterdam to spend a year with their gay grandfather, Jimpa (John Lithgow). Intergenerational queerness and family drama? Oh yeahthis ones going to make us weepy.Where to watch: A release date has yet to be announced.Heartstopper: ForeverGet ready Heartstopper is coming to an end in 2026, and its going out with this film, which will presumably wrap things up. The central storyline follows Nick and Charlie as they navigate the challenges of long-distance romance when Nick leaves for university.Where to watch: Coming to Netflix in 2026.The Light FantasticThis true story may just make our hearts dance this year. This heartwarming and life-affirming tale is inspired by the story of Jason (Jeremy Irvine), a firefighter with dreams of becoming a ballroom dancer. Rupert Everett will star as his dance instructor, and Nathan Stewart-Jarrett and Layton Williams round out the cast.Where to watch: A release date has yet to be announced.Burning Rainbow FarmAnother film based on a true story, Burning Rainbow Farm follows a gay couple, Rollie Roh (Leo Woodall) and Tom Crosslin (Sebastian Stan), who are marijuana advocates facing off against the FBI to protect both their farm and their family. As anyone who followed this story knows, this one is going to be a rough but powerful watch.Where to watch: A release date has yet to be announced.Cry to HeavenTom Ford blew queer audiences away with A Single Man, and at long last hes back in the directors chair with another film we suspect will become a modern gay classic. Ford is helming a project based on Anne Rices very gay, very melodramatic, and very erotic Cry to Heaven. Set in the world of 18th-century Italian opera, the film follows two young mena castrato and a noble last sonwho together plot revenge.As if that werent enough to fuel our anticipation, the cast is a total gay dream. The film will feature Nicholas Hoult, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Adele, Mark Strong, Hunter Schafer, Lux Pascal, and more.Where to watch: In theaters late fall 2026