“Yes, Chef!” This week, the Screen Queens serve up ‘The Menu’—the ultimate “psycho thriller” satire blending food, ego, and cultish fine dining. The crew shares their own restaurant trauma while debating whether fine dining is high art or just overpriced torture.Bryan stuns everyone with his jaw-dropping answer to how much he’d pay for the “perfect meal,” and the crew explains why everyone should be required to work in the service industry at least once. Then, they take a behind-the-scenes look at the director’s surprising improv style and reveal what made the set unexpectedly fun rather than terrifying. Along the way, they uncover hidden biblical references you probably missed and explain why the entire film radiates pure cult energy.

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The Screen Queens kick things off by revealing their dream last meals before diving fork-first into Julie & Julia - the ultimate foodie film from former Betchie winner Nora Ephron. It’s a culinary fever dream about a woman obsessed with mastering the art of cooking “Frenchly” while following in Julia Child’s footsteps, leaving Bryan personally victimized by every single thing Julie does. Jack drops an alarming amount of Julia Child trivia, while the team debates: is this Amy Adams’ most narcissistic character ever? They question whether Julie had the most depressing job imaginable and if Stanley Tucci truly deserves the crown as the gayest straight man alive. Join us as we try not to start a 2009-style food blog out of pure nostalgia and delusion!

Pull up a chair and grab your steak knife—next week we’re watching ‘The Menu!’

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This month the Screen Queens are serving up foodie films, starting with the Disney Pixar comfort classic, ‘Ratatouille.’ The hosts rank how ‘Ratatouille’ stacks up against other Disney Pixar classics, then they discuss if French food is really the best cuisine in the world (hint: butter might be overrated). The Screen Queens dive into the artistry that Pixar puts into every. single. one. of their films and why all your favorite Pixar movies might be more connected than you think. Doing a deep dive into nostalgic childhood foods, Bryan confesses his childhood snack that leaves us wondering is that really a ‘snack’? From secret rat chefs to five-star meals, we’re unpacking how ‘Ratatouille’ made us all believe anyone can cook (even if it’s definitely a health-code violation).

Grab your wine, cheese, and chef hat because we have movies to feast on all month long.

11/10–Julie & Julia, 11/17–The Menu, 11/24–Eat Pray Love

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This week the Screen Queens coven dissect the cult classic ‘Practical Magic.’ The hosts unpack everything from the insane details in the Owens house to the reason it was a box office flop. Lexi aka Antonia Owens, gives the Screen Queens an insider look on what it was like to be on the ‘Practical Magic’ set. From impromptu celeb visits to Nicole Kidman giving her a Barbie horse stable at the wrap party, Lexi gave us all the hot takes and heartwarming moments we needed. Then, Tess gives Maddie and Jack a crash course in manifesting and it literally is practical magic. Now the Screen Queens are ready to brew up their spells for the perfect man, and flipping pancakes like Gary Hallet is a must! Whether you’re here for Dianne Wiest, Sandra Bullock, or just to celebrate spooky season ‘Practical Magic’ is a must watch.

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This week the Screen Queens dive broom-first into the Disney Channel Original Movie ‘Halloweentown,’ aka the movie that made every millennial hope they also had secret powers. The hosts unpack everything from Debbie Reynolds’ iconic performance as Grandma Aggie to the chaotic world of Halloweentown (why was there a ghost in a sauna?). The movie’s comically low budget, campy dialogue, and practical effects gave it charm, but exposed its flaws.  Becoming a witch and living in Halloweentown was a 90s kids’ dream but 25 years later the real world looks a little more appealing. The biggest question on our minds: Was ‘Halloweentown’ actually good, or were we just kids with no taste? 

Next week we’re diving into the final movie in our spooktastic lineup ‘Practical Magic.’  Watch along and let us know which Owens family member you relate to the most.

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It’s time to light the Black Flame Candle because Betches Video Club is summoning ‘Hocus Pocus,’ the Halloween classic that went from box office flop to full-blown cultural phenomenon! They’re digging into why the Sanderson sisters are the ultimate gay icons, whether Bette Midler’s chaotic camp energy single-handedly carried a franchise, and why those cursed-looking teeth prosthetics are a main part of the movie’s charm.The hosts debate the sibling dynamics, questioning whether Dani might actually be the worst sister ever and if Emily was lowkey terrifying. Finally, they ask the age-old question: why did they say “virgin” so many times in a Disney movie?

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The Screen Queens are lit-erally screaming as they kick off spooky season with the ultimate horror-comedy cult classic: Scary Movie. In this episode, they’re breaking down the cultural role of parody, debating how far is too far, and why the “gay villain” trope needs to finally retire. Jack admits he has no clue who one of the film’s biggest stars is (and that he has basically no pop culture knowledge pre-2005). They explore why the Wayans Brothers sat out the sequels, if modern viewers would get the jokes, and whether Scary Movie 6 can live up to the original madness. But the biggest question on their minds-did this movie age well, or is it gloriously frozen in early-2000s absurdity?

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Grab your Central Perk coffee and get ready for the ultimate nostalgia deep-dive into Friends—the sitcom comfort food of the ’90s and 2000s. This week, we’re revisiting four of the series’ most beloved episodes and debating which one deserves the crown:

“The One with All the Embryos” (Phoebe’s surrogacy storyline + the chaotic roommate trivia game)

“The One Where Everybody Finds Out” (the hilarious reveal of Monica and Chandler’s secret relationship)

“The One Where Ross Got High” (classic Thanksgiving chaos, a secret from Ross’s past, and Rachel’s trifle disaster”

“The One with the Rumor” (guest-starring Brad Pitt opposite Jennifer Aniston at the height of their real-life romance)
The Screen Queens spill behind-the-scenes fun facts—like Lisa Kudrow almost joining SNL, Matthew Perry’s personal struggles during filming, and why Jennifer Aniston didn’t always get the comedic credit she deserved. They also share their own Friends-watching stories (portable DVD players included).

October means spooky season, and we’re diving headfirst into the classics. Consider this your official Halloween watchlist: Scary Movie, Hocus Pocus, Practical Magic, and Halloweentown

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Grab your coffee and your comfiest sweater because this week, Betches Video Club is headed straight to Stars Hollow. Whether you’re a lifelong ‘Gilmore Girls’ fan or discovered it on a late-night Netflix binge, this episode delivers peak nostalgia as the Screen Queens battle it out over the show’s four best episodes:

Along the way, they drop the hot takes on why Lorelai slays as a mom but maybe flops as a daughter, why Rory might secretly be TV’s messiest main character, and how we’re all still angsty for a walk in the town square. Whether you’re Team Logan, Team Jess, or Team ‘Rory should’ve stayed single,’ you’ll feel right at home with this ‘Gilmore Girls’ deep dive.

#GilmoreGirls #StarsHollow #FallTV #RoryAndLorelai #GilmoreGirlsRewatch 

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In this week’s episode, the Screen Queens revisit the working woman movies that shaped pop culture. The three contenders for the top spot are ‘Working Girl,’ ‘The Devil Wears Prada,’ and ‘Erin Brockovich.’ From Tess McGill’s shoulder pads to Erin Brockovich’s iconic ‘I said who’s number do you need?’ moment, each movie shows badass women navigating challenging workplaces. Join us as we relive the power struggles and unforgettable lines from the most legendary working woman films ever. Miranda Presely can dress us down any day. From the grit of 80s office politics to the high-gloss drama of Runway magazine, we break down the most dumpable men, and discuss why these movies are endlessly rewatchable. 

00:00 - Intro

00:56 - Fit Check

04:20 - The Devil Wears Prada

06:39 - Erin Brockovich

08:06 - Best Job

12:30 - The Judy Greer Award for Best Best Friend

17:30 - The Hoes Before Bros Award

21:10 - The Best 'F*ck You' Monologue

26:35 - The Best Way to Get to Work

28:59 - The CEO Award

32:50 - The Best Working Woman Movie of All Time

37:20 - Outro

Next week we’ll be tackling the best episodes of Gilmore Girls: The One Where Everybody Finds Out (S5 E14), The One Where Ross Got High (S6 E9), The One With All The Embryos (S4 E12), The One With The Rumor (S8 E9). 

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the crew shares their initial reactions, countless rewatches, and even comes dressed in character for a full fit check.

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