We wrap up August with our final movie from the Damn These Heels festival, "Alaska Is a Drag," which was Chris's least favorite thing he saw over that weekend. Our biggest problem with it is that it never really wraps any of the dozen stories it starts and lacks any sort of catharsis that it desperately needed. Chris also hops on Adam's case for never having seen Kyle XY, and Adam wonders how the lack of a belly button would affect intimate moments. Be sure to check us out on social media and leave feedback and recommendations @CinemaQueens!

This weekd, we take a look at Chris' favorite movie from the Damn These Heels film festival, "Close-Knit" which tells the story of a young Japanese girl and the relationship she forms with her brother and his transgender girlfriend and how family is really what and with whom you make it with. We also discuss the importance of representation of having people of the correct gender and identity play their roles in entertainment and how our views have evolved even in the last few months on this issue. We briefly dive into the James Gunn debacle and also list our opposite gender celebrity crushes. Be sure to check us out on social media @CinemaQueens!

We're back with Adam's least favorite movie from the Damn These Heels film festival - "My Big, Gay, Italian Wedding." And for the first time ever, Adam and Chris disagree on a film, so there's a lot of fun back and forth between the two of us. Adam thought it was trying to be earnest and legitimate, and Chris felt the whole thing was poking fun at the rom-com genre. Either which way, we spend time ranting at each other and also discuss the fact that for the first time ever, the listeners knew more than we did. How so? Well, you'll find out! And be sure to check us out on social media and recommend any movies you want us to see @CinemaQueens!

We're back with Adam's least favorite movie from the Damn These Heels film festival - "My Big, Gay, Italian Wedding." And for the first time ever, Adam and Chris disagree on a film, so there's a lot of fun back and forth between the two of us. Adam thought it was trying to be earnest and legitimate, and Chris felt the whole thing was poking fun at the rom-com genre. Either which way, we spend time ranting at each other and also discuss the fact that for the first time ever, the listeners knew more than we did. How so? Well, you'll find out! And be sure to check us out on social media and recommend any movies you want us to see @CinemaQueens!

We're back with our most blasphemous episode ever as we start our coverage of the Damn These Heels film festival with "Leitis in Waiting," a fascinating documentary chronicling the lives and struggles of trans women in Tonga. This was Adam's favorite movie of the film festival, and both of us really learned a lot about not just the issues facing trans women in Tonga because of the influx of evangelical Christianity in that culture, but just the people in general. Chris goes on his longest rant ever and makes some excellent points! Be sure to follow us and send feedback on social media @CinemaQueens!

We're back with our most blasphemous episode ever as we start our coverage of the Damn These Heels film festival with "Leitis in Waiting," a fascinating documentary chronicling the lives and struggles of trans women in Tonga. This was Adam's favorite movie of the film festival, and both of us really learned a lot about not just the issues facing trans women in Tonga because of the influx of evangelical Christianity in that culture, but just the people in general. Chris goes on his longest rant ever and makes some excellent points! Be sure to follow us and send feedback on social media @CinemaQueens!

21 episode! We're officially old enough to drink now! The kids in this week's movie, "Geography Club," are not however. We finally disagree about a movie! Chris enjoyed it a lot more than Adam did despite both of us giving it a similar score. The toxic masculinity we discussed last week rears its ugly head again with this film, Chris gives out parenting advice and also wishes upon a star for something incredibly naughty. Be sure to send us feedback and check us out on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, @CinemaQueens. We'll be back next week to start our coverage of the Damn These Heels film festival!

21 episode! We're officially old enough to drink now! The kids in this week's movie, "Geography Club," are not however. We finally disagree about a movie! Chris enjoyed it a lot more than Adam did despite both of us giving it a similar score. The toxic masculinity we discussed last week rears its ugly head again with this film, Chris gives out parenting advice and also wishes upon a star for something incredibly naughty. Be sure to send us feedback and check us out on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, @CinemaQueens. We'll be back next week to start our coverage of the Damn These Heels film festival!

We apologize for lying to you again! Our plan to do "Geography Club" got bumped 'till next week because we wanted to talk about Hannah Gadsby's brillaint Netflix stand-up, "Nanette," because it is so vitally important for everyone, especially women and the LGBTQ community to hear ASAP. In fact, we recommend you watch the special before listening because we have to spoil parts of it in order to fully discuss it. We dive deep and have a really emotional episode as all of us, including guest Eddie, talk about the internalized homophobia we still carry despite being out and proud, what wisdom we wish we could impart on our teenage selves and a bunch of serious topics. Be sure to check us out and send us feedback on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @CinemaQueens!

We're tackling another John Waters classic, "Female Trouble," and we get a bit political. As he did with "Pink Flamingos," Waters is throwing the bird to society and getting across the message that we need to be fiercely queer in all aspects of our lives, and that's just, if not moreso, relevant now with our current political climate. Be sure to give us feedback and let us know if there are any movies you want us to cover. We're on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @CinemaQueens!