Summoning Sylvia

It’s low budget, but rates high in the laugh count. Could well become a cult classic.

This is a campy romp that won't have you screaming, but squealing (and not like a pig) but with delight.

Summoning Sylvia is a sassy and hilarious séance comedy, told from a gay male perspective. Travis Coles and Frankie Grande are scene-stealing delights. The unpredictable jokes and gags make this film appealing to people who like comedy made for adults.

A rollicking, raunchy and very gay piece of fluff... but it has a lot more imagination and ambition behind it than meets the eye.

Co-writers and co-directors Wesley Taylor and Alex Wyse have done a nice job in fashioning this horror/comedy/social commentary mash-up. Summoning Sylvia is definitely worth a look.

A zany, spooky, horror, gay comedy, that's silly and chilly.

A wonderful tale about expectations and the lengths we’ll go through for someone we love...

Summoning Sylvia summons plenty of laughs and will hold your interest in its bony grip.

What makes SUMMONING SYLVIA stand out is combining an old-fashioned haunted house story with an up-to-minute LGBTQ comic sensibility.

The plot moves at a rapid pace and constantly delivers jokes. It is completely ridiculous and never takes itself too seriously. It is the type of comedic fluff that today’s world needs more of.