ShowMe Queers

Show Me Queers is BAAAAACK! Yes, for real for real. Listen, Halloween was an absolute BLUR.

This week Lynn and Lee review a Cult Classic for the GURLZ and for the GAYZ, The Skinny!

The Skinny features a group of close friends that have come together to celebrate Gay Pride in New York City! This romantic comedy brings a whole host of shenanigans including a sex party, bathroom sex, and the doorstep of Langston Hughes. This movie was a celebration of queer black pride in the city where Pride began.

Yes. We know, we know. We're late.... But guess what, guyz?! 

Lee and Lynn and are back with a new podcast episode!!! It's your first chance to get cozy and a little more personal with Lee and Lynn, as they share more about themselves. 

Stay tuned for Part 2 very soon!

Talk about the quintessential early 2000s vibe. Lee and Lynn discuss Imagine Me and You for the Comedy Rom-Com it is. 

Take a listen?

Our next episode is up, baby!! 

Listen to this new episode, as Lee and Lynn discuss the movie inspired by a Queer Legend. Queen Latifah portrays Bessie Smith in "Bessie" in a way we all can appreciate. 

We know, we know. Lee and Lynn have been M.I.A. for a minute. But They're back with a brand new episode of Show Me Queers!! This week they will be digging into the cult classic But I'm A Cheerleader. Let's just say they definitely needed that palate cleanser after the last review. 

Lynn and Lee are ready to hit you with another one, as they review The U.S. vs Billie Holiday, originally recorded in May 2021. Set in the 1940s, the film sheds some light (a very small, dimly lit light) on the beautifully complicated life and art of the adorned singer. Lynn and Lee have thoughts. 

This week, Lynn and Lee discuss Carol, the romantic drama period piece after every queer's heart. Set in the 50's, this stylish film delivers more than just fashion. 

From the same director that brought you Saving Face, Alice Wu debuted 'The Half of It' on Netflix in 2020. 

Listen in for our take on this cute ass coming-of-age comedy!

On this week's episode, Lynn and Lee dive into the 2016 seductive, dark, and erotic psychological thriller The Handmaiden. The Handmaiden is a Korean film directed by Park Chan-wook and is inspired by the 2002 Novel Fingersmith. 

Listen for the review and stay for fun!

In this week's episode, Lee and Lynn will be discussing the glory which is the movie Moonlight.