- Previously, on "Dragula."
- Hello, uglies.
Welcome to Hollywood, where dreams come to die.
- We're playing a game.
This is not just a competition anymore.
This is a game. [all exclaim]
- No.
Don't fucking do that, you fucking cunt.
- Oh.
- One or two people were trying to get you disqualified.
- What?
- "I know this will be a disappointment
to a lot of people, but I've decided to remove
myself from the game.
I love you, uglies.
Heart, Madge."
- I don't believe that anyone deserves
to win this competition without going to Exterminations.
- [screams]
- While all of the looks were killer tonight,
there could only be one winner.
And that drag monster is--
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
Isn't this exciting?
[dramatic music]
[foreboding music]
♪ ♪
- Ah, my ghoulish friends.
Here we are, at the end of our blood-soaked journey together.
- It's been a season filled with screams,
surprises, and more severed limbs than we ever imagined.
[laughter]
Tonight, we gather to witness the grand finale,
where only one will emerge from our house of
horrors victorious.
- Our contestants have faced trials
that tested not only their skill, but their very souls.
- They've danced with death, flirted with madness,
and painted our stage with the crimson hues of their fears.
- But in the end, only one can claim the crown and title
of our reigning Monarch of Monstrosity.
[thunder rumbles]
[laughs]
- So settle in, my lovelies, and prepare for a finale that
will leave you gasping for breath
and reaching for the nearest holy water.
[laughter]
[dramatic music]
[thunder rumbles]
♪ Drag, filth, horror, glamour ♪
♪ Dragula ♪
♪ She's a killer queen ♪
♪ Dragula ♪
♪ She'll make you scream ♪
♪ Drag, drag, drag, drag, Dragula ♪
- The winner of "The Boulet Brothers' Dragula"
will receive a cash prize of $100,000, courtesy of us,
and the crown and title of Dragula, the world's next
Drag Supermonster.
♪ Drag, drag, drag, drag, Dragula ♪
[screaming]
[thunder rumbles]
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- She's a killer.
[cackling] She'll make you scream.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- Wow.
Can't believe I made it to the top fucking three of Dragula.
It's so empty in here.
It feels correct.
If you would have told me at the beginning
of the competition, I'd be in the top three,
I wouldn't have believed it.
But as the weeks went on, I knew that I
belonged in the top three.
- ♪ Da, da, da, da, da, da, da ♪
[laughter]
- Can't get rid of this bitch. - Look at us.
- We did it.
- I can't believe I made it through
this amazing Extermination.
This was, like, the fucking killer Extermination,
and I made it to top fucking three, bitch.
So who is it gonna be?
- I mean, the track record speaks for itself.
- I've always thought it was you, me, and Grey, so--
I am so nervous to see who is walking through that door.
Like, I want to know, who am I competing against?
- Oh.
- Ah.
- Oh.
[dramatic music]
Just kidding.
- Oh, bitch.
- You fucking bitch.
- Surprise.
- Oh, my God.
- This top three feels correct.
We each bring something very unique,
and I'm fucking excited.
It's only a matter of time before that crown
is on my head.
You see what I did there?
Matter of time.
[laughs]
Wow. So extermination.
- Oh. - Yeah.
How was that? - It hurt.
[laughs]
- That was so fucking fun.
It was like a real-life video game.
We're like, ah, like, running around.
Like, that was wild.
Trying to even look for blood points while being shot at?
Insane.
They were shooting through the boxes.
You couldn't even get away from them.
- I was bleeding.
Those paint balls frickin' stung.
I was bleeding, I was dodging, and I
was honestly just trying to hide behind anything I could.
- So I feel like the cauldron got
a little bit heated last week with what Yuri
was saying to you, Auntie.
And how are you feeling, coming out of that?
- It gets heated, sometimes, in there,
and everything she was saying was totally valid.
The way I grew up and the way my family
is, we just kind of air our grievances,
but it's never, like, super serious.
And I think some people can, you know,
misinterpret that as being negative.
And, you know, me and Yuri came to an understanding,
and we got it, you know?
And that's what family is about.
Things happen.
Tensions get high, but, you know, we forgive and we forget.
- I see both sides of that.
And I understand, she was just fighting for her life
because she wanted to be in the top three so badly.
- It's sad that she's gone, but I'm happy as fuck
that we're here.
- I think Yuri went home because the track
record's not it, and she just barely got a win.
So, girl, hope the flight ain't too long to New Zealand.
[dramatic music]
- Oh.
- They kept saying, this is a game.
So, like, you know, now that we're at the end,
how did you play it?
- I pretty much felt like a lone wolf throughout it.
I didn't seek any alliances.
I just wanted to put my best foot forward and show
my best version of myself.
And I totally did that.
- Introducing all these curses, it was, like--
it did scare me a little bit.
And I'm like, you know what?
I gotta try something.
So I actually--
[laughs] I did actually try to form an alliance with Pi.
And she's like, yeah, let's do it
and literally, a week later, was like, oh, yeah, cold feet.
I don't want to do this anymore.
I'm like, you fucking cunt.
- I will say, it was interesting
that you did bring up Pi, because we
did have a true alliance going into this.
We decided to be a little strategic in some of the things
that we did, like when we voted on Snake Pit.
So we did have an alliance, but we weren't super
cutthroat with what we did.
We tried to play it mostly fair.
So, like, when you and Vivvi were up,
we were trying to sway the others, as far as,
like, how the vote should go for that.
Your name was thrown around too.
I'm sorry.
- So we're thinking, if y'all are willing
for us to all agree on Auntie, then
we will also agree on Grey.
- Those sneaky little bitches.
I don't know if it helps to play a game,
but it helped me get a lot of Curses.
Fucking bitches.
- I feel like the Boulets let us know that this season is
a game, and out of the three of us, I was the one playing it.
I played the game, so should win the crown.
- Now that I'm putting the pieces together,
it makes sense why Pi decided not to do the alliance with me,
although she tried to spin it like she didn't want it
in the beginning, so whatever.
- I think Grey and Auntie may be a little bit mad at me.
But honestly, they should be mad at themselves
because they did not play the game.
[all exclaim]
- Oh.
Oh, no.
It's happening.
- It's our last one.
- Oh, these bitches.
- What?
- Let's do it. - All right.
- Let's do it. - Let's be.
- Bye.
[alarm blaring]
- I hope you fuck this up.
[dramatic music]
- My family, my household is very conservative.
I didn't find this out until later in life,
when I was an adult. But I grew up in, like, a Christian cult
called The Way.
My parents met in the cult. And I think around
the time I was born, it was starting to taper off,
but it was still the way that I was raised.
So it was kind of, like, a weird niche way of growing up.
Being queer later on was probably
the one thing that really pushed
me to start thinking for myself and not going with everything
that they said.
But it was definitely an uphill battle.
Kids started calling me faggot and things like that.
And I'm like, I don't know what that is.
So, you know, I had to, like,
look it up and be like, oh, okay.
Yes.
It turns out, that's me.
Going into high school, I had to be very secretive.
I had, like, a boyfriend online,
on Myspace, back in the day, when that was a thing.
And at some point, I went away on a little trip.
And when I came back, all of my stuff was gone.
Everything that I owned was missing,
and my parents just said, we know about your boyfriend.
That was kind of the beginning of these really bad
trust issues.
I think their brutal Christian beliefs really threw a wrench
into our relationship.
I would write in my diary and kind of talk
about how I felt like I was being
brainwashed by my parents.
They're supposed to take care of me,
and they were the number one people
tearing me down and making me believe that I was bad.
So it's been very difficult for me to trust people
in this competition.
I think I was fighting my own inner demons in the beginning,
when I was here.
And I was really afraid that everybody was against me.
It's definitely changed.
I feel like it's a big family here.
That's what it means to be family.
You can be mad at each other, maybe even say some really
shitty things, break trust.
But the important thing is that you come back together.
I still get a little bit worried
that I come off in a negative light to some people.
But ultimately, I can only hope that my light shines through
and I'm not too much of a dick.
I think the reason that I deserve to win
is, what I have to offer--
I stand out as not just an emcee and an entertainer,
but somebody that can hold my own on a stage.
I want to be a voice for the people,
and everything in my drag career has led me to that.
And I think what's really special about me is I bridge
the gap between the alternative and the monsters and, like, the
traditional and the pageant.
Sometimes going in an extreme in either direction
can be very divisive.
I feel like we need a level head that
can bring people together.
Because it doesn't matter how different we are.
We're still a part of the same community.
And I feel like I've spent so much time fighting
this idea of cancel culture, where people just
see one little, nitpicky thing, or maybe somebody makes
a mistake and says something that they did not realize
was wrong, and everybody just attacks them.
They just--like, you are out.
But I'm here to say, don't let those people go.
Bring them in.
Hold each other accountable.
Don't call each other out.
Build each other up.
And that is my message.
And I don't think that anybody else could
spread it the way that I do.
I am the next Drag Supermonster.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- Grey matter, Asia Consent, and Auntie Heroine,
good evening, my monsters.
Tonight marks the zenith of your journey
through the darkest depths of "Dragula."
- You've traversed the infernal landscapes,
faced trials that would make lesser souls quake in fear,
and emerged victorious, bloodied but unbroken.
- Fuck yeah.
- From the depths of the abyss, you've
risen, clawing your way through the nine circles of hell,
each challenge pushing you closer to the brink
of your darkest desires.
[cackles]
- Shark-infested waters, free fall from the heavens,
the shock of electricity coursing through your veins,
the stench of decay filling your lungs.
You've endured it all.
- And now, as you stand here, on the precipice of glory,
know that you have proven yourselves
worthy of this moment.
- There are no more trials, no more tests of endurance.
The qualifiers are over, and it's
time to unleash the full extent of your monstrous creativity
upon this stage.
- Hell yeah.
- You are tasked with summoning forth your most depraved
fantasies, crafting three distinct looks that embody
the unholy trinity of "Dragula--"
filth, horror, and glamour.
- The winner shall ascend to the throne of "Dragula,"
claiming not only the title and crown, but also
a grand prize of $100,000--
- Oh, fuck.
Yes.
- bestowed upon you by the malevolent
benefactors that we are.
[laughter]
- And fear not, for you shall also be rewarded
with the tools of your trade--
a lifetime supply of special effects
gore and glam makeup from Ben Nye.
- Holy shit.
- And a merchandising development
deal with PEG Management.
- What? - Oh, my God.
- That's so badass.
- We shall reconvene in seven days' time,
here, on this very stage, to witness
the unveiling of your grotesque masterpieces.
[dramatic music]
Good luck, uglies.
And may the most monstrous prevail.
[laughter]
- I'm excited for the fight to the crown and the
"Dragula" finale.
And, bitch, I may have come into the competition bald,
but I am leaving with a crown on my head.
- I'm ready for blood, so these competitors better watch out.
The race to the crown is going to be brutal.
- This is it.
This is everything I've been fighting for.
This is the culmination of my career.
They're going down.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- So I auditioned for "Dragula" three times,
and it was a treacherous journey,
finally making it to season 6, which, honestly,
grateful because I was looking busted when I
tried out for season 4 and 5.
I got close-ish with season 5, and
that one hurt the most because I
really thought it was my time.
But knowing the struggles that I was going through at the time
and everything, I knew that I needed to go through
that before I could actually be ready for something like this.
I feel like I was cast this year because I'm
able to be more myself, and I've
gone through a bunch of things that
have shaped me into the person that I am today.
It's really shown me, not only am I a strong person
in drag, but also out of drag.
Before I came to this competition,
I did end up losing 100 pounds, and I didn't really
care about my self-image.
But then, eventually, I wanted to do better in my drag
and feel better with myself as a person.
So I started working out more.
Losing the weight has shown me, like, more of myself
and also, feeling more into myself
and being able to show that to people when I'm on stage,
feeling more sexy.
My mom is my number one supporter in my life.
She comes to my shows.
Mama Consent.
Love her.
My dad?
I don't really have a super close relationship with him.
I grew up with my mom being the single mother.
We were very poor, and she always had two or three jobs.
But yeah.
I love my mom.
She's the biggest support system in my life.
So being a Black trans artist, I
have definitely experienced not being Black enough,
not being white enough.
Being an alternative artist, you're already not getting
bookings and then being a Black alternative artist,
it's like oh, you're not only weird, you're weird, weird.
Trans drag artists have started at the forefront of drag.
We started this revolution, and we're
not fucking going anywhere.
And all drag is valid, no matter what identity you are.
To me, it's just dress up.
Other drag shows definitely made drag mainstream,
which I am grateful for, but at the end of the day,
"Boulet Brothers' Dragula" is more
in line with the origins of drag and how
drag started in general.
Drag was started as a subculture
because we wanted to be able to perform and be
on the fringe of culture.
And filth is the embodiment of that
and pushing that even further.
I love the filth tenant of "Dragula,"
because I started with loving Divine, loving "Pink Flamingos"
and John Waters films.
I've always loved, like, the disgusting stuff and people
shying away from that almost because,
like, that's how I felt as a person too.
I felt, like, unsightly, almost.
So I relate to filth in that way.
Honestly, I think both Auntie and Grey bring something
different to the table.
Between the two, I feel like Auntie, as a person,
is my strongest competition because she
does have that energy about her and she
carries herself very well.
But visually and as a performance artist,
I feel like Grey is my biggest competition.
But I know I always bring myself to the stage.
I do feel like I deserve to win.
I've come from not believing in myself and not
being there for myself.
And being able to do that through my drag
and also discovering myself over the years
has really shown me that I can be happy.
And if I were to get the crown and to get the $100,000,
I'd want to spread the love and be able to spread my message
with people, that you can come from
many minorities and still rise above it all and be a winner.
And it would just mean that all the years of hard work
have paid off.
I've been doing drag since I was 16,
and here I am, 11 years later, and the biggest
feat of my life--
I finally achieved it.
I think it's important for me to win
as a trans and Black artist because it's hard being that
just as a person, but then also,
to rise above it in the drag world is extraordinary.
I mean, I'm living proof that you can get to your goals,
even with everything against you.
And putting a crown on it shows that not only
were you able to get this far, but you
were the best of the best.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
- It's the day of the "Dragula" championship,
and I'm going in this with a clear
mind and a fucking attitude.
- I'm super excited for the finale floor show.
We got filth, horror, and glamour,
and I fully embody that in everything that I do.
- Any "Dragula" fan dreams of this moment.
We all know what we're doing for filth, horror, and glamour.
And I'm so excited that I finally am at this place, where
I get to show it to the world.
[dramatic music]
- I wanted to be the true embodiment of filth
in this finale floor show.
And, bitch, what is more disgusting than a piece
of shit?
My materials--I ended up using spray foam, clay, real corn,
some flies I found digging around the trash
can, and Spandex as well.
I want to be the shit in this finale floor show, literally.
For glamour, I was inspired by bones and, of course,
spiders because they do terrify me.
But they do look beautiful and glamorous
at the end of the day.
For the materials, this is made out of EVA foam and lots
of different leather bits.
And I've also used some gemstones
as well to adorn the garment.
This look will stand out because it is details
to the fucking nth degree.
Every inch that you look at is taken care of,
and I know that's gonna show in the floor show.
For horror, I wanted to do more of a psychological approach
in this, and I wanted to challenge
my biggest horror, which is self-harm and suicide.
And I wanted to bring the demon that I have in my mind
to life in this runway.
Currently, I'm writing my letter and kind
of reliving the thoughts that I had as I was growing up
and feeling these ways.
And I'm rewriting one that I remember
particularly that I wrote in the past,
when I was in high school.
So I'm trying to just relive that and maybe even
say that on the stage, later.
- For my horror floor show, I'm gonna play with human anatomy
and have several reveals.
So I've been fascinated with horror since a young kid.
I love things that go bump in the night,
and I've been working for a haunted house for 16 years now,
so horror is my element.
So I'm gonna bring something truly horrific.
So my inspiration for the Filth Challenge is a dairy cow.
The dairy industry is kind of gross and filthy,
and I'm gonna bring that to this floor show.
I love filth.
I come from the filthy haunted house industry,
and my brand is gross, grimy, and grungy.
I'm gonna milk this floor show.
It's gonna be disgusting.
It's gonna be saucy, and I'm gonna be swimming in milk.
I am ready to churn out this floor show.
My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard.
You butter believe it.
These other competitors better moo-ve out of the way.
Sorry about all the puns.
I know I can do breader.
Wick, wick, wick, wick, wick.
My inspiration for glamour is a glamour goblin.
And I settled for unconventionally beautiful
materials that look well under the light,
and it's coming together beautifully.
For those who say I'm not glamorous enough, hold up.
How about this for glamour?
I am fucking beautiful.
I love shiny shit, so I'm very excited for glamour.
- For my filth inspiration, I'm going
knee deep into parasites, just riddled,
eating you from within.
As per usual, Auntie Heroine fashion.
I am planning very large things.
I am going to have some very big silhouettes in this one.
I'm going to be dragging the entire stage
into my filth concept.
My inspiration for glamour is full Las Vegas showgirl, honey.
We're gonna have the glitz, the glamour, the fringe,
the feathers, the silhouettes.
You name it.
Auntie Heroine, to a tee, is glamour.
I have shown everything on this season.
But truly, in my heart of hearts,
glamour is where I stand.
I think everybody is going to be
incorporating their own version of glamour, something
to do with horror.
But, Mama, I'm a drag queen.
I am a pageant queen.
I want to show where my roots come from,
and you're gonna see it.
And I don't think "Dragula's" ever seen anything like this.
For horror, I'm gonna be doing things a little bit
differently than what people expect.
I'm kind of going with a classic "Mars Attacks."
I have this brain that is made out of foam and latex,
and I'm gonna be using it as a prosthetic.
I don't typically do prosthetics, but I
figure this is "Dragula."
This is the time to show what you can do.
I really needed to choose between being
completely horrifying or being completely stupid.
And you see me all season, and I
know what these other two bitches are gonna do,
so I have to go stupid.
I have to go camp.
I've learned so much through this process.
All of the Exterminations prove why I deserve to be here.
And then you look at these two fucking wins,
where there's incredible people on the stage,
and I fucking won.
Like, bitch, everything that I've brought,
everything I've worked for?
This is the moment.
This is my moment.
- I'm so ready for the fight to the crown.
I'm gonna pull out everything I have,
deliver some fucking amazing creatures
and great performances.
Just you watch.
- This week has been fucking intense,
and I have been working my ass off to get this fucking crown.
But I know that in the end, it's gonna be worth it.
And it's the championship to the fucking crown on "Dragula"
season 6, bitches.
Are y'all ready?
Grab the popcorn.
[dramatic music]
- So I first started making monsters on myself
when I was around 16 years old.
I was not out of the closet, so I was presenting
very masculine in my monsters.
It wasn't until about 2016 when I embraced my, you know,
queerness.
I did try high fem drag.
But at the end of the day, I got bored with it.
So my monsters got a lot more queer around then.
I think that really helped me come out of my box more.
So drag, traditionally, is gender expression.
But I think it's come a long way since then.
And as we are moving into a more genderless society,
I feel like drag should be doing the same.
There are people in the community that
will say I'm not doing drag.
But hello. I am.
I'm here.
I'm using pretty much the same materials.
I probably have more makeup on than you do.
And being just a queer monster and entertainer,
how the hell is that not drag?
I do live in Houston, which is a huge, diverse city,
so we do have our safe spaces.
But I still don't feel safe holding my partner's hand.
You can run into the wrong person,
and that's what I fear most.
So I manage and operate a large commercial haunted house
in Houston, Texas.
I've been punched, slapped, sprayed with a fire
extinguisher, tripped, rocks thrown at.
Like, just another day in paradise.
Doing haunt acting definitely prepared me for my floor shows,
getting my looks together.
You know, I hadn't done choreography
and stuff like that, but, you know, I was excited to do it.
And I put my best foot forward.
So I am a recovering alcoholic.
Alcohol was basically my higher power.
I started drinking at the age of 18.
I had consequences build up.
I knew the mental and physical deterioration
that I was experiencing.
Like, six months before my 30th birthday,
my boss sat me down and said, you need to get help.
And it's the best decision I've ever made.
So I'm very secure in my sobriety.
I can be around alcohol without being tempted.
If anything, being around someone who's wasted
just annoys me.
But like I said, it's a part of the business,
and I'm not tempted at all.
My biggest competition in this finale is definitely Asia.
She is a powerhouse.
She stands for so much.
I love Auntie and what Auntie does.
I think each of us bring a different aspect of "Dragula."
Horror, me.
Filth, Asia.
Glamour is Auntie.
So this is, like, the perfect mix of a top three.
And I'm excited to see what the three of us can do together.
I should win season six of "The Boulet Brothers' Dragula"
because I have it all.
I am a jack of all trades.
I can overcome any challenge that's put in front of me.
I showed that I can handle Curses and Exterminations.
And I've been able to treat everyone
with dignity and respect.
"Dragula" is in my blood, and I am just so looking forward
to what the future has for me.
I'm going to win "Dragula."
Season 6 is mine.
You can just pop that crown right on my head.
I'm the creature winner that "Dragula" has never had.
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
[screaming]
[dramatic music]
[thunder rumbles]
- She-ghouls, day goblins, and all creatures of the night,
welcome to the culmination of terror and beauty,
the ultimate spectacle of darkness and decadence,
the grand finale floor show of "The Boulet Brothers' Dragula,"
season six.
[thunder rumbles]
- Behold as we summon forth, from the depths of the abyss,
our top three contenders of the season,
each adorned in their macabre finery
and ready to unleash upon this stage
their most ghastly and glamorous creations yet.
- They stand poised, embodying the very essence of "Dragula,"
embracing filth, reveling in horror, and exuding
unadulterated glamour.
For tonight, they dance on the razor's edge
between life and death, between beauty and decay.
[thunder rumbles]
- As we plunge into the shadows of the unknown,
let us witness their descent into madness and their ascent
into glory as they present to us
their masterpieces, borne from the darkest recesses
of their souls.
[thunder rumbles]
- So let the drums of doom sound.
Let the shadows writhe in anticipation for tonight.
Beneath the watchful gaze of the moon,
the final floor show shall unfold, a symphony of terror,
a ballet of blood, a spectacle that
will etch itself into the annals of "Dragula" history.
- Now, without further ado, let's dim the lights--
- Spread wide the gates of hell.
- And let the grand finale floor show begin.
[thunder rumbling]
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
[upbeat electronic music]
♪ ♪
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
[tense music]
♪ ♪
[woman screams]
[dramatic choral music]
♪ ♪
- This story unfolds.
[dramatic choral music]
♪ ♪
[laughter]
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
[woman screams]
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
[warbled speech]
[dramatic electronic music]
♪ ♪
[ray gun firing]
[man screams]
[dramatic electronic music]
♪ ♪
[tense music]
♪ ♪
[dramatic choral music]
[growling]
[dramatic choral music]
♪ ♪
[growling]
[tense music]
♪ ♪
[demonic whispering]
[heartbeat thudding]
[growling]
[heartbeat thudding]
[dramatic music]
♪ ♪
[woman screams]
[dramatic electronic music]
♪ ♪
[man screams]
[dramatic electronic music]
♪ ♪
- Bless the name of the lord and bring God's salvation here
today.
We bring unto the lord praise to you.
[man screams]
[tense music]
[chains clinking, tense music]
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- I want to start by saying this.
I was thoroughly impressed with the drag
that we saw on stage tonight.
I think this collection of drag represents the spectrum
of "Dragula" in a way that I'm not sure other
seasons have been able to do.
- You know, we always say that every year.
I wonder what the audience would think if we came out
and we were like, that floor show was bad.
That was a bad finale.
- We made mistakes.
We made a lot of mistakes.
We picked the wrong bitches.
- [laughs]
- Let's cut to it and talk about the horror floor show.
- Let's start with Grey Matter.
- Okay.
- I like that the chains shot out beyond the perimeters
of the stage.
I thought that was really fun.
I like that he had multiple reveals.
He didn't just have one mask or two masks.
He had three masks.
- I think Grey is one of the best performers
that utilizes masks, period.
- And then he also had the chest piece that opened up
and was really gruesome.
- What we saw, as far as special effects makeup,
was top notch.
- Let's talk about Auntie.
- Well, first of all, let's talk about that brain,
because it looked incredible.
- It did.
- I love the fact that that alien brain
was, like, half blown out.
And there was, like, slime coming out.
I thought it was a really great touch.
And the performance was great.
The physicality was really there.
I mean, we were getting this character from the first step
that Auntie took. - I agree.
It was incredible.
- Let's talk about Asia Consent.
The first word I wrote on my notes was "original."
This performance was an art piece.
I felt like this was conceptual art.
- Yeah.
It spoke to her history when dealing with suicide and all
those sort of things and grappling with her identity
as a trans person, and I thought
it was really inspiring.
- I agree.
And I think every human that walks the Earth can relate
to that idea that there's this looming darkness,
this demonic presence sort of, like,
tempting you through your--
- Sitting on their shoulder, to the left?
- [laughs]
- At all times.
- This gorgeous, creative, talented, demonic--
- All right.
Beady-eyed, mean, up on your shoulder.
- Wow.
Did someone put something in her drink today?
- [laughs]
- Somebody get her a glass of milk.
She needs some milk.
- It is the end of the season.
I will do what I want.
- Let's talk about the filth category.
- All right.
- Filth was the shit.
[laughs] Oh, so literally.
And I've never seen it quite done the way that Asia Consent
did filth tonight, starting with emerging
from the butt crack.
I mean, it was there.
- Filth is her category.
That's what she loves.
And I love that she brought so much volume to the stage.
It was just chock full of nastiness.
- Asia's filth was putrid but somehow
pretty, which I also applaud.
- Let's talk about Auntie.
- Auntie's filth was giving me demented debutante
with bulimia, and I kind of loved it.
I loved the hair.
I loved that putrid green of the dress.
And I kind of liked and enjoyed the juxtaposition
of this pristine person with the internal,
filthy little secret.
- Obviously, glamour is Auntie's strong point.
- Oh, yeah.
- So she brought glamour to all of these floor shows--
- Which I love. - which is great.
Yeah, I'm totally fine with that.
She looked fantastic.
- No doubt about it.
- Let's move on to Grey Matter.
- I thought that milkman was arresting.
I loved the little udders squirting,
and I just--you know, it was one
of those moments where I'm like, what the hell is
this show right now?
- Yeah.
It's moments like that, when I'm watching it on stage,
and I'm like, what have we done?
- I think Grey milked every moment
in that filth performance.
- He really liked it in that tub.
I didn't think he wanted to get out.
We should have left him in there.
[mooing]
All right.
I'm very excited to talk about glamour tonight
because, surprisingly, I think that these finalists pulled off
glamour better than anybody has.
- I agree.
I think this was the best and strongest
glamour floor show we've seen on "Dragula," period.
- I was stunned.
- Me too.
- Let's talk about Asia's glamour.
- I think every person alive needs to worship at the altar
of Asia Consent's glamour.
I mean, what a goddess.
It was so incredible to watch.
- It also felt in-universe for "Dragula."
Asia's glamour was haunting and impeccable.
- Let's talk about Auntie Heroine's glamour.
- Honestly, every piece of Auntie's glamour look
was impeccable.
Everything was perfected.
Every hem was done.
Every rhinestone was there.
She did a really great job, as far as the craftsmanship goes.
- Auntie brings high drag and glam, with a capital G,
to everything.
It was incredible.
- No doubt about it.
- Let's talk about Grey Matter's glamour,
because I was impressed.
- Stunned.
- This was drag makeup, which thank God,
because we saw a few masks.
And I was really hoping something
different would happen for glamour,
and Grey really brought it.
- He looked fantastic.
I mean, that look, for a glamour floor show,
was perfection.
- This look was an evolution of what
we saw as their entrance look.
And they came in as a goblin and are
leaving as the newly crowned goblin king of glamour.
- It's hard to be male representing
and represent glamour properly, but I think Grey Matter
absolutely did that tonight.
He showed us how to be glamorous,
no matter what your gender is.
- Exactly.
- So why don't we talk about how each of these finalists
have done throughout the whole season?
Have they proven to us that they can be the world's
next Drag Supermonster?
- Let's talk about Auntie overall, from day one to done.
- Auntie is really interesting to me
because she has a very strong personality.
She knows exactly who she is.
She has a voice that's very defined,
and we actually don't have a lot of people
like that on "Dragula."
- That's true.
- She's also the epitome of a drag queen.
- I love the developed aesthetic,
the makeup, and the hair.
It's so signature, and it's just stamped, every look.
You could always see some of Auntie Heroine in each
of the makeup applications.
I also think that her ability to perform on the stage
is almost unmatched in this group.
- I feel like last year, we chose a very future-forward
winner, so maybe it's not the worst thing to choose someone
who's tried and true and who represents
the standard of drag.
- The tradition of drag.
- Yeah.
Let's talk about how Asia did throughout the competition.
- Okay. - Okay. I have to tell you.
I have to reveal this.
- Okay.
- Asia Consent has charmed me all season.
- Oh, my God.
Drag.
- Asia, she's willing to do what a lot of other people
aren't, and she's not afraid to put herself out there.
I think she's so relatable.
The imperfection in her has sort of
perfected her, in a weird way.
- Every time I watch Asia on stage, it's joyous.
She is the kind of performer that you root for.
- She also wasn't afraid to play the game this season.
So when you gave her a Curse, she wasn't afraid to use it
on somebody else.
- Or even herself, which was a boss move,
something that was unexpected.
And I think it played to her favor.
- Yeah.
I think she was calculated without being rude,
if that makes sense.
Like, she played the game, and she wanted to get rid of people
so that she could move ahead, but it wasn't hateful,
and I don't think it ever got to a spiteful place.
So I like that.
I think she could make for a really compelling winner.
- And I love the fact that she is
fearless in her performances.
She's very sexy and filthy and sometimes just nasty,
and I love that about her.
- I am with you on that.
Let's talk about how Grey Matter did
throughout the competition.
- I thought Grey Matter did an excellent job this season.
I think that we saw a craftsman.
Like, this is someone who knows how to build looks.
- Right.
- And he has this meticulous consistency with the branding.
- All season long, we've seen interesting concepts from him.
We've seen incredible special effects makeup work,
and we've seen a really original sense of style.
- And all of his looks come from the world of haunts.
- Yeah, and I think he proves that, you know,
you don't really have to lay into the gender aspect of drag
for it to be successful.
I have to say, I don't see why he couldn't win.
He could make a fine winner, actually.
- I think you could make a case for any one of these three
finalists to win.
- I do, too, but I don't think they'd
be happy if we split up the money into, like,
33.56 three times.
I think they'd be pretty pissed off,
so we're gonna have to pick one.
Well, I had a lot of fun with this cast this year.
I did not know what to expect coming in.
I thought that this cast was fearless.
They weren't afraid to play the game,
and they brought such good looks and good attitudes.
I actually really like this cast.
- This has been such a roller coaster
ride, from episode one, all the way here, to the finale.
And I think they have just delivered a great, really
entertaining piece of TV.
- It was fun to have some new blood in the mansion,
but I think it's time to play with some titans.
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All right.
Well, we could talk about this all night,
but do you, in your heart, in your black, twisted, little
missing heart--
- Oh, thank you.
- who you would like to win this season?
- Yes, I do.
Do you?
- I do.
- So the time for deliberation is over.
- And it's time for us to crown the world's
next Drag Supermonster.
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It's been a long, painful, and sadistic journey to the top,
just as we designed it.
- And although we are proud of everything
our finalists have achieved this season,
there can only be one crowned winner.
And we have made our final decision.
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The winner of "The Boulet Brothers' Dragula"
season 6 and the world's next Drag Supermonster is--
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- Please, please, please.
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- Asia Consent.
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- Asia, my darling, congratulations.
Now, go forth and spread our message of drag,
filth, horror, and glamour.
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