Queer Cinema Catchup

For the first twenty minutes of this episode of Queer Cinema Catchup, Joe and Allison time travel back to their very first attempt at a QCC episode, a review of the film Bros just after its theatrical release in September of 2022. They then (21:37) launch into their updated thoughts on Bros and compare it (50:00) with another queer film Dicks: The Musical. Let us know your thoughts on this gay double feature by sending an email to [email protected].

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Joe and Allison love Hacks but feel so-so on Hannah Einbinder's first stand-up special Everything Must Go. They discuss both, take Allison to task for her TV watching cheating, talk to a surprise guest, and read their very first piece of fan mail. Tune in to hear it all and send your thoughts to [email protected].

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When they were kids, Joe and Allison tried to re-create M Night Shyamalan films. Now, they watch EVERY movie from ANY Shyamalan auteur, including that of M Night's daughter Ishana. Their thoughts on her directorial debut might be a bit harsh, but their nostalgia for the Nights' twisty horror persists and you can bet they'll be seated for Ishana Night Shyamalan's next film. Listen and send your own thoughts to [email protected].

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Allison and Joe recently saw the Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning play A Strange Loop. The experience made them dissect the depths and limits of themselves, which is what the play is all about and thus the strange loop continues. Find out what we mean by downloading this latest episode of Queer Cinema Catchup and by buying tickets to A Strange Loop at the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles through June 30th.

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In their very first "part two" episode, Allison and Joe discuss how their opinions shifted as they continued to watch the Hulu series Under the Bridge. The true story of Rebecca Godfrey, the invented story of Lily Gladstone's character Cam, and the reality of this terrible crime makes them revisit their initial glowing assessment and question why a queer romance was a part of this story. While they are in agreement on the series itself, they disagree on whether or not they should discuss television on their cinema podcast. Listen to find out just how heated it gets and email your thoughts to [email protected].

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Joe and Allison don't like Furiosa as much as they like Fury Road. Hear why on this week's Queer Cinema Catch-Up and send your thoughts to [email protected].

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Joe and Allison go song-by-song through Billie Eilish's new album Hit Me Hard and Soft. Listen in and share your own thoughts with [email protected].

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Joe and Allison discuss not one but two newish queer lady films - Love Lies Bleeding and Driveway Dolls. Is it problematic that they try to decide which was better? Listen and email your thoughts to [email protected]. Please note both movies are rated R...as is this podcast episode!

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Joe and Allison break down I Saw the TV Glow right after they return from the movie theater. Allison feels scared, Joe feels underwhelmed, but perhaps their conversation shifts their opinions on the film. Listen to find out and send your reactions and suggestions to [email protected].

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Allison and Joe debate whether they can talk about TV on their Cinema podcast and then delve into the first four episodes of Hulu's true crime limited series Under the Bridge.

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