Queens Video

In this extra special bonus episode, the Queens review La bola negra and You Can See Everything.

The Queens are joined by Paul Swanson, teacher and co-host of This Is Why I'm Crying. They discuss Psycho, and Paul talks about teaching high school film studies, the films of Edgar Wright, and Forrest Gump.

The Queens discuss The Thing. They also review Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Coyote vs. Acme, Jennifer's Body, The Fifth Element, and Stop! That! Train!

The Queens are back from summer vacation, so of course they review Wet Hot American Summer. They also review Obsession, Disclosure Day, The Odyssey, The Invite, Backrooms, and Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma.

The Queens discuss The Wizard of Oz. They also review Heated Rivalry, I Love LA, Wicked: For Good, Horizon, The Marriage of Maria Braun, Bugonia, Angel's Egg and Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair. (re-upload)

The Queens celebrate their 50th episode by welcoming back twelve guests to talk about twelve movies from the early days of the podcast. 

The movies: 2001: A Space Odyssey, Alien, Basic Instinct, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Kill Bill, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, Mulholland Drive, Robocop, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Showgirls, Starship Troopers and Who Framed Roger Rabbit. 

The guests: Greg Baker, Stephen Low, John Maguire, Kevin Maloney, Ian O’Connor, Sunta Sem, Misha Sorine, Tim Spencer, our music director Leonard Swanson, Ruby Swanson, Brendan Van As, and Derrick Vicky Cristina Barcelona.

The Queens re-record their long lost discussion of In the Mood for Love. They also review The Drama, The Comeback, The Boys, Euphoria, Hacks, Nirvanna: The Band - The Show - The Movie, and all six of the original Star Trek feature films.

The Queens welcome back Greg Baker for an extra long discussion of Grindhouse: Planet Terror and Death Proof. They also review Arco, Project Hail Mary and (of course) Wicked: For Good.

Tim Spencer joins the Queens to discuss WiseGirls. They also review Scream 7, Happy Death Day and Pillion.

The Queens are joined by John Maguire to discuss Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window. They also review A Private Life and The Housemaid, and gab about the 2026 Oscars.