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That's it for the first go-around for this little podcast, but we will be back later this year with new friends who demand that you agree with their cinematic choices. Catch Drew (and occasionally Tony) on Gayest Episode Ever, a podcast about
In the last episode of the first season, professional cake-taster Nicole Byer presents the 1993 Tina Turner biopic What’s Love Got To Do With It, which features great music, Oscar-worthy performances by Angela Bassett and Laurence Fishburne, an
Hey, do you like abstract paintings? If you do, we’ve got the world’s best surreal Japanese horror-comedy that features a demon cat puking a deluge of blood: Hausu, a.k.a. the horror movie House that isn’t the American one. Dhruv Uday Singh joi
This week we discussed Soap Dish, a movie about a fictional soap opera. As a result, this week’s quiz pits Tony against Michael to see who, if given a soap opera title, can guess if it’s something that actually aired on TV or if it is merely a
Soapdish features not only one of Sally Field’s best performances but also one of the best comedic performances ever in a movie. And while it’s not uncommon for a gay guy who came of age in the 1990s to love the film, that love has to contend w
Our most special guest yet is Joyce Kerkhoff, mother of a Florida state senator and also Tony. For our final episode of 2018, we’re giving you the first episode we ever recorded: Tony and Joyce talking about their relationship with the Griswold
We interrupt our regularly schedule podcast for a bonus episode. Because Alonso’s episode was about a movie called different things in just about every country, we made a game where Tony and Alonso have to guess the movie based only on the titl
Alone in a house on Christmas eve, a kid is the victim of a home invasion, so he resorts to booby traps to save himself. That’s Home Alone, right? It is, but it’s also a bonkers French thriller known as 36.15 code Père Noël, among many other na
You might think the 1991 Barbra Streisand-starring, Barbra Streisand-directed film The Prince of Tides is typical mom fare along the lines of The Bridges of Madison County. You are wrong. Guest Janie Haddad Tompkins gets Tony and Drew to realiz
Hey! We got Beth Dover — star of Orange Is the New Black, Burning Love, Children’s Hospital and a lot of other stuff — to come in and talk to us about romcoms, bald caps, Kenan & Kel and also The Big Lebowski, a legitimately great film that som
We landed a doctor! Justin Young, filmmaker but also real-life Dr. Doctor, comes by to talk up The Host, which is not the 2013 Stephenie Meyer adaptation but the far-better 2006 South Korean feature by Bong Joon-ho. This movie hops between horr
The newest film we’re doing this season is one you’d be forgiven for thinking was a lost, decades-old classic: The Love Witch, a 2016 dark comedy that is a showcase for star Samantha Robinson as well as writer-director-everything else-er Anna B
In 1985, little gay fans of horror got two amazing gifts: Nightmare on Elm Street 2 and Fright Night. Horrormonger Jeffrey McCrann joined us to talk about the latter, a thoroughly entertaining and thoroughly queer vampire featuring Stephen Geof
In 1985, little gay fans of horror got two amazing gifts: Nightmare on Elm Street 2 and Fright Night. Horrormonger Jeffrey McCrann joined us to talk about the latter, a thoroughly entertaining and thoroughly queer vampire featuring Stephen Geof
Primo funny lady Lennon Parham discusses her favorite thriller but oh so much more, including but not limited to hypercolor shirts, the NBC series Profiler, Brigadoon, Cyd Charisse’s sex life, Jodie Foster being teeny-tiny, the old lady who die
This 1987 body swap fantasy suggests a Freaky Friday remake if everyone behind the camera was gay. UCB comedian and Greek homoprince Mano Agapion tells Tony and Drew why this movie is a pretty mess that everyone needs to see… but then the conve
The sequel to the 1984 hit Gremlins didn’t recapture the success of the original, but Joan Ford — comedian, actress and Emmy-nominated writer — makes the case that the second outing is bigger, weirder and maybe also more relevant to certain tra
If trapped on a boat, wouldn’t you want to murder someone? A game of high bitchery turns deadly in 1973’s The Last of Sheila in a plot that plays out exactly how you’d expect of a plot written by Anthony Perkins and Stephen Sondheim. Movie pers
A 1971 indie feature that taught the nation to cheer for a man who kicks racists in their faces, Billy Jack is the cinematic lovechild of its stars, Tom Laughlin and Delores Taylor. It's A LOT, but actress Tess Paras joins Drew and Tony to talk
Katherine Spiers, food journalist and host of the podcast Smart Mouth, grew up watching movies with a high camp sensibility, Baz Luhrmann’s 1992 cult hit Strictly Ballroom being foremost among them. In this episode, Katherine joins Tony and Dre
Comedian and actor Tony Rodriguez grew up adoring funny women on screen, and though this 1988 Bette Midler-Lily Tomlin comedy performed well at the box office, he's found too often that it's an iconic '80s film that many haven't seen. It's the
Hosts Tony Rodriguez and Drew Mackie explain their new podcast, You Have to Watch This Movie, and what will be in store for the show's first season. Of course, if you're reading this text now, you probably already know about the show. That's ne
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