Have you ever asked yourself, “what would an adaptation of the Saw horror series look like as a cheap and drab Christmas movie?” Of course you have, and finally, we have an answer! On this very special episode, Emily is joined by Night of the Living Podcast’s Amy Morris to tackle 2009’s Christmas Angel, starring Bruce Davison as the softer side of John Kramer. There’s also a dog. Have at it!

Throw on your sparkliest gown and highest heels: IT’S DOLLY TIME! Emily is joined by The Projection Booth’s Mike White to visit the new Netflix musical, Christmas On the Square. Did we mention it’s a Debbie Allen directed, Dolly Parton original MUSICAL? CONTROL YOURSELF.

Roll out the red carpet: Christine is here! The dream team returns to Netflix’s fictional European kingdom of Montenaro for not one, not two, but THREE Vanessa Hudgenses. Channel your inner royal cousin and have a listen!

What do Mounds bars, The Haunting of Bly Manor, and lesbian Christmas trees have in common? All play some part or another in today’s episode! Emily is joined by best friend of the show Jason “Fozzie Bare” Nelson to tackle Netflix’s A New York Christmas Wedding, one of, if not the first made-for-TV cozy cardigan Christmas flick to fully embrace the LGBTQ spectrum with a full focus on a same sex couple. There is a LOT to unpack, from list songs to sleeping in bars to gay hipster guardian angels. Have a listen and be sure to follow Fozzie on Twitter @fozziebare. Also, BE BRAVE!

Do you hear what I hear? Sleigh bells, public domain holiday songs, dead parents bones rattling away…that’s, right, tis the season for Stocking Stuffers! We start this round with Lifetime’s first entry into the competitive market of television holiday romances, Christmas On Ice. It’s…a very typically low budget bought by Lifetime Christmas movie. Emily tackles this one solo, but Christine and a bevvy of guest stars will appear in future episodes. Bake some cookies, don your green sweater accented with a red scarf, pour yourself some imaginary coffee into a styrofoam cup and enjoy!

Looking for stuff to watch? We've got some ideas. It's another "what we've been watching" catchup discussion, as Christine and Emily dive into their summertime non-Masters of Horror viewing. There's a LOT here, including but not limited to:
Hamilton
The Purge series
Legally Blond
All About Steve
Thor
'90s Slashers
Blade Runner(s)
Demon Knight
What Lies Beneath
The Full Monty
Muriel's Wedding
The Witches
Big Business
Don't Let Go
Their Finest
The Wedding Singer
Black Christmas (2019 edition)
Grave Encounters
Sleuth

AND A LOT MORE!

Looking for stuff to watch? We’ve got some ideas. It’s another “what we’ve been watching” catchup discussion, as Christine and Emily dive into their summertime non-Masters of Horror viewing. There’s a LOT here, including but not limited to:

Hamilton

The Purge series

Legally Blond

All About Steve

Thor

‘90s Slashers

Blade Runner(s)

Demon Knight

What Lies Beneath

The Full Monty

Muriel’s Wedding

The WitchesBig Business

Don’t Let Go

Their Finest

The Wedding Singer

Black Christmas (2019 edition)

Grave Encounters

Sleuth

AND A LOT MORE!

Steal that pineapple, put on your best Diahann Carroll witch makeup, and settle down to listen to Christine and Emily’s deep dive into Kasi Lemmons’ 1997 debut feature, Eve’s Bayou. It’s a first watch for both ladies and riper than a gooey pomegranate for discussion. Also on the list: the coolness of Atomic Blond, the fun of Hell Fest, weird timestamps of early seasons of RuPaul’s Drag Race, and so much more. For more discussion, pop on Twitter (@femininepodcast) or join our Facebook group. Stay safe and healthy during these crazy times reach out if you need us!

Fluff up that wig and jack yourself in! Christine and Emily are diving deep into Kathryn Bigelow’s 1995 sci-fi punk (and incredibly. hard to find in 2020) murder mystery Strange Days. As usual, thar be spoilers! Also, a batch of other movies to discuss, including a quick revisit to Romancing the Stone, Annabelle Comes Home, Parasite, and a handful of Blumhouse releases. As always, share your own opinions or SQUID experiences with us via Twitter (@femininepodcast) or on our Facebook group. Happy new millennium!

Lace up those shoes and adjust your sports bra! Christine and Emily are on the court to discuss Gina Prince-Bythewood’s 2000 debut film, Love & Basketball. There’s also a good amount of chitchat on the wonders of Madeline Brewer and debate about the definitive Will Graham. Have a listen and talk respectfully back to us via our Facebook group or on Twitter @femininepodcast. Stay safe!