Female Gaze: The Film Club

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Chels and Jesse are joined by Gavin from The Mixed Reviews and Greg to cover season 14 episode 3 of RuPaul's Drag Race.

The queens are having a pair of balls this week and the team breaks down each queen's looks. The team discusses if they'd rather do the jungle themed Hide & Chic or the patriotic Red, White, and Blue Ball. Greg takes the chair as the resident Michelle Visage, Chels admits she can't tell Jasmine Kennedie and Lady Camden apart unless they're out of drag, and Gavin appreciates Willow and Kornbread working through Willow's chronic pain. Plus, Maddy isn't the only person coming out this season, as our host Jesse comes out as a KerBear!

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Morgan and Chels go back to high school English with The Tragedy of MacBeth, starring Denzel Washington, Frances McDormand, and directed by Joel Coen. 

Morgan expresses her love of Shakespeare and how this adaptation stands above the rest. Chels shares the story of reading this her senior year and aggravating her teacher.

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Chels is joined by Jesse to cover season 14 of RuPaul's Drag Race.

The two review the second batch of  queens and how they compared to the first ones we met and marvel at the girls that can dance in heels. Jesse remarks how gross that pool of TicTacs would be in a post-COVID competition and they're both understanding but disappointed in who goes home. The elephant in the room is addressed with Maddy Morphosis being the first straight cis competitor and how much focus it stole from the competition. 

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Morgan and Chels are back for a new season of Cinema Gals and talking about one of their favorite films of 2021, CODA! 

This Sundance winner stars Emilia Jones, Troy Kotsur, Daniel Durant, Eugenio Derbez, and Oscar-winner Marlee Matlin.  

Morgan talks about watching this film at its virtual Sundance premiere, where it won basically every award and Chels argues how coming-of-age films like this should have a larger place in the film canon before pitching her Billboard Dad remake. 

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Chels is joined by two squirrel friends Paige and Jesse to cover season 14 of RuPaul's Drag Race.

The gang reviews the first batch of new queens, how they showed off their personality, and how tough it was to pick a bottom two. Plus, tons of season 11 references, another Missouri queen, and everything comes back to Crystal Methyd.

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The Gals are joined by Miss Megan Mann from Those Gals Have Moxie and Once Upon a Stream to talk about their favorite funny films Booksmart and Blockers. Megan enlightens us with her Mount Everest facts, Chels loses her marbles, and Morgan has a pop quiz!

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Pick up your boobs and get in a tree , spooky season is upon us!

We are joined by the spookiest Gal in all the land, Sharai Bohannon from the A Nightmare on Fierce Street podcast. Sharai has brought to this coven a the spookiest double feature of them all, The VVitch and Hereditary. We breakdown these two A24 hits, Morgan shares some fun old timey names, Chels appreciates Toni Collette making her child co-stars step-up, and Sharai secures an acting job 30 years from now. 

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The Gals are joined again by  dear friend and cover artist Grace Aki from Tell Me on a Sunday Podcast to deep dive star of the oughts, Alison Lohman. The gang explores her four major films White Oleander, Big Fish, Matchstick Men, and Drag Me to Hell in an attempt to figure out why Ms. Lohman disappeared from Hollywood.

Chels apologizes to Morgan for almost killing her for this marathon, Grace has some hot Krispy Kreme thoughts, and the gang hasn't forgotten the crimes of Billy Crudup. Quite possibly the most chaotic episode to date!

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Morgan and Chels welcome The Mixed Review hosts Gavin and Luis to celebrate the Gals turning 30!

We flashback to 1991 and talk about all the hits from The Addams Family and Fried Green Tomatoes to Beauty and the Beast and Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead. The gang reminisces on when mid-budget dramas made big bucks at the box office, and question the taste of the times and how far film has come in the last three decades.

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In this minisode, Morgan and Chels chat about the first MCU film in 2 years and Scarlett Johansson's final appearance as Natasha Romanoff. They talk about their expectations going into the film and if the film served the titular hero before touching upon Rachel Weisz and David Harbour, and waxing poetically about MVPs Florence Pugh and Cate Shortland. Will the Gals be watching the 27 other MCU films dropping this year? 

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