SOMEONE’S TAKEN THEIR LOVE OF QUEER THEMES ONE STEP TOO FAR! Is this camp, is this parody, is this satire? We juggle these ideas as Danny grapples with his patent dislike of slasher films. Is Scream the exception? Let's find out! Happy Halloween!

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Holding off on our Halloween episode a couple days for a minor medical recovery - in the meantime, we bring you our first formula breaking BONUS EPISODE. Paul Thomas Anderson constructed our teenage personalities - so any time a PTA movie comes out, we're gonna need to cover it. And this one did not disappoint. His most sincere, vulnerable, and beautiful movie since Magnolia. Viva la revolution!

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Here comes the bride! Lots of stuff in this one. Is revenge queer? How often does Quentin Tarantino win shouting matches with journalists? And why does a bloody, violent tour de force of vengeance resonate so strongly with the rainbow mafia? Is it the catsuit? It's the cat-suit (it's not the cat suit). We absolutely love this movie - so sharpen your Hanzo sword, move that big toe, and join us today!

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What is growth, what is change? Is it Di accidentally getting on the freeway? Tye using ‘sporadically’ in a sentence? Is it Cher finding love in the unlikeliest of places in this fairy tale vision of Beverly Hills circa 1995? We're stretching the boundaries of this podcast and revisiting not a sleepover favorite for me and Alethia, but an ambient sleepover favorite of the 90s, AS IF we weren't eventually going to have to step outside ourselves. So let's get on the freeway together and experience the encroaching emergency of adulthood. Listen now!

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Here we go, it's Season 2! Kicking things off with the nightmares and dreamscapes of David Lynch's Hollywood, including the wig that made Naomi Watts. Do you feel like maybe you're at the end of your rope and ready to cash in all your dreams and just give up? Maybe not the best movie to watch right now. Or the perfect movie to watch right now. We'll leave that one to you. There's plenty of queer stuff to mine here besides the obvious lesbian sex, which isn't even really that queer - so, sit back, silencio, and remember: this is all a tape recording.

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What is the nature of consciousness? Will we ever have a child actor the likes of Haley Joel Osment again? Does "protect the dolls" extend to little robot boys? Take our hand and come with us to a magical land, just like Jude Law's robot gigolo took that little robot boy's hand. Flesh fairs, fascism, and the terror of parenthood. This gorgeous nightmare has it all. Final episode of the season, and we don't disappoint! Frankly, this is a really trans movie. Find out how!

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Get your tissues, gurl. This is for the kids who love to cry. And laugh, and cry, and laugh, and then cry again. I know we love it. This movie asks, among other questions, what does it mean to be a woman? And while right-wing pundits hammer that question home for nefarious reasons, we have a much more heartfelt answer brought to us via power-house performances by Shirley MacLaine and Debra Winger. Featuring MacLaine's famous Oscar line "I deserve this, thank you." Now let's hold hands and endure what this podcast (and life) has in store for us.

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I was too embarrassed to tell Steven Soderbergh how much I loved him while I was working for him, so instead we made this podcast about one of his most interesting and least recognized movies. What's queer about this one? Mainly how the nature of heartbreak and self doubt can rend reality and make you a stranger to yourself. Deep stuff! Great movie! Maybe Soderbergh will listen? Steven, call me.

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