Pain in the Neck

After the apocalypse hits Hollywood, Ruby’s acting career is dead, her landlord’s a chatty zombie, and her roommate, Helena, is a vampire that drinks her blood in exchange for protection. As the two big personalities clash, Ruby and Helena struggle through self-tapes, jealousy, and sharing a bedroom. Ruby and Helena’s arrangement should be simple– it shouldn’t involve falling in love.

Zombie Apocalypse? Vampires?? LESBIANS??? SIGN ME TF UP !! Genuinely one of the best things to come out of 2026!! I truly need someone to give these women 1 million dollars expeditiously because 1 season, LESS THAN 200 MINUTES OF CONTENT, is simply not enough. I am fully addicted to these women and their extraordinary story and the creativity that flows through this project at every turn. With a budget of $36,540 Lauren & Alyssa did what other billion dollar companies can't seem to do, which is make an amazing, incredibly well written, hilarious and fun sapphic web series that blows anything else even remotely comparable that came out this year completely out of the ball park. Filled with witty jokes, romance to die for and an ending that doesn't involve queer women dying, this is one of the best pieces of media out there. What Lauren & Alyssa did with Pain in the Neck should be impossible in this day and age. With the price of living increasing everywhere you look, Pain in the Neck is a phenomenal reminder of what being a person is. At its core, it is about humanity and art and family and love and creativity persevering. Though hilarious and never willing to take itself too seriously, Pain in the Neck's impact should never be contested or denied. This was was molded from hands sculpting love in whatever way they know how and I am grateful for it's existence.