Riverdale

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"Riverdale" movie centered exclusively on LGBTQ+ themes. However, the television series Riverdale has been recognized for its significant LGBTQ+ representation and inclusion of queer storylines.

The show introduced Kevin Keller, the first openly gay character in the Archie Comics universe, portrayed by Casey Cott. Kevin's character explores various aspects of LGBTQ+ life, including dating, coming out, and facing challenges, providing a nuanced portrayal of a gay teenager's experiences. 

Another notable LGBTQ+ storyline involves Cheryl Blossom and Toni Topaz, who form a romantic relationship. Their relationship is central to the series, highlighting themes of love, acceptance, and the complexities of queer identities.

The series finale of Riverdale further emphasized its commitment to LGBTQ+ representation by depicting a polyamorous relationship between the main characters: Betty, Veronica, Jughead, and Archie. This bold narrative choice was a significant moment in television, challenging traditional relationship norms and celebrating fluidity in love and sexuality. 

While Riverdale has not released a dedicated LGBTQ+ film, its television episodes have made substantial contributions to queer representation in mainstream media. The show's portrayal of diverse sexual orientations and relationship dynamics has been lauded for its inclusivity and impact