The gay gods have smiled upon the earth with the advent of Once Upon A One More Time, the new musical borrowing the songs of Britney Spears but telling an original story about what happens when fairy tale princesses discover feminism. There is a lot to discuss on the show, which we got to see before it moves to Broadway, but first we have a LOT to discuss about Spider-Man: No Way Home. The new Marvel movie brings back some old favorites and, as always, we have so many thoughts.

Why are Meth Damon, Dr. Strange, and Mary Jane Watson wandering around the Wild West together, and what does this all have to do with A Streetcar Named Desire? Listen to our discussion of The Power of the Dog to find out. But first, get our thoughts on the new Guardians of the Galaxy game, which already appears to be better than the Avengers game (not that it's a high bar to beat).

House of Gucci (aka Haus of Gaga) is not itself a queer film, but since 90% of the movie's appeal is Lady Gaga's starring role as the ambitious and murderous leading lady, here we are. We can't say enough good things about Lady Gaga and enough bad things about Jared Leto, but this isn't the only Italian death on our minds. COVID came to international attention for its ravaging of Italy, but things got personal when it ravaged Olive Garden's Never Ending Pasta Pass. This seasonal tradition of Italian delights has been missing from our lives for two years, and we take some time to mourn its passing and remember the good times.

Princess Diana's legacy as a cultural (and gay) icon has seen a recent resurgence, after prominently featuring in The Crown and now her own psychological horror biopic, Spencer. Kristen Stewart's turn as Lady Di may earn her an Oscar, but does it earn our respect? Plus, get our thoughts on Marvel's latest film The Eternals, and hear why we think it has received such polarized reviews from critics and fans alike.

We watched the biopic The Eyes of Tammy Faye, a film about the paradoxical gay-icon/televangelist who is masterfully recreated by Jessica Chastain and some prosthetic jowls. And ever wondered how many people in old-timey London died from tooth infections, or how many ate themselves to death? We're weirdos so we take a macabre trip down memory lane as we explore ye olden deathe booke.

If you'd like to know how you'll die one day (hint: wolf) keep listening to Queer Quest by following us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

This weekend was the climax of spooky season, and that means we're reminiscing about our favorite costumes we've ever worn. Afterward we chat about Nuclear Family, an HBO docuseries about a lesbian couple's fight to keep their daughter as their sperm donor dues for parental rights.

Check out Sunday's Halloween special if you haven't yet, and be sure to follow us wherever you're listening so you can tune in next week!

Today is the climax of spooky season, so we're finally getting around to watching Elvira: Mistress of the Dark, and talking about her new memoir. If you're feeling spooky, leave us a rating and a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.