Don't Go in the House : Was Donny gay?

I am sure that it is an important part of the plot. I had my suspicions but it finally became clear during the scene in the men's clothing store. I just can't figure out how his homosexuality ties in with his motivations or why the movie needed to have multiple scenes where his sexuality is questioned (locker room scene, phone call with Bob, men's clothing store).

Educate me. That "whoosh" sound you hear is yet another movie going right over my head!

Doubtful. Killers typically prey on the objects of their desires. I think Donnie loved women but his inner demons wouldn't allow him.

He really could have been either. The movie leaves it open to interpretation. He did have a reaction when his boss called him a homophobic slur. But his relationship with women was so screwed up due to Mother Dearest.

I like the fact they never truly tell you.

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"He did have a reaction when his boss called him a homophobic slur."

==But a gay guy and a straight guy would not like such a comment.

No! Would a gay man want to see naked women hanging on chains?

I don't see his sexuality as important to the plot.

I think his sexuality was far more in the realms of being "broken". If he was gay, then he never really showed an interest in men. He don' think he could function in any sexual realm appropriately.

He was definitely flaming.

If so, then why were his victims female? Repressed-homosexual serial killers IRL typically target males exclusively (think Dahmer, Gacy).

Did you mean to reply to me or to the OP?

To you. Unless you were kidding with your comment.

Yes. "Flaming" just a (bad) joke. Haha. Sorry.