Get your dirty shoes off that table and sit yourself down! On this incredibly steamy episode, Christine and Emily delve deep into terrible relationships, with an unofficial in-depth look at Midsommar and an official pan of 1993’s Indecent Proposal. Both are spoiled heavily with fair warning. Dig in!

Hi ho! It’s off to podcasting we go for this VERY special star-studded episode. Christine and Emily welcome Canada’s finest when Doug Tilley stops by to discuss every bonkers detail of David DeCoteau’s slasher/fairy tale/something Snow White: A Deadly Summer. Guess who plays Snow’s dad? None other than the f*cking MAN, Eric Roberts, which leads us to tease the fact that Doug, host of the world’s foremost Eric Roberts podcast, Eric Roberts is the F*cking Man, has some BIG NEWS about the foremost Eric Roberts podcast revealed right here on our little show. Have a listen here and find Doug’s many other projects through Twitter:
The man himself:

@Doug_Tilley

Eric Robers is the F*cking Man: @ERITFM

No Budget Nightmares podcast: @NoBudgetPodcast

The Flight Stuff podcast: @FlightStuffPod

Welcome to another potpourri of podcasting as Christine and Emily go on an extended “what we’ve been watching” before plunging deep into the well of RuPaul’s Drag Race: Season 11. The movie talk includes some spoiler-heavy discussion on Netflix’s The Perfection, which starts at the 25 minute mark and ends around 30.30. Also on the list: Christine’s love of Maleficent, the complicated nature of 1996’s Fear, Emily’s disappointment with Godzilla: King of the Monsters, and much more. Have a listen, crown a queen, and screw the numbers!

Nothing goes better with witchcraft than tiny barrettes! Christine and Emily delve deep into the TWENTY THREE YEAR OLD MOVIE that is Andrew Fleming’s The Craft, bemoaning the fact that this movie happened TWENTY THREE YEARS AGO. Also on the discussion docket: Avengers: Endgame, and most importantly, the glory of how many chains there are in Chain Letter. Share your own spells over on Twitter (@femininepodcast) or our Facebook group. Punk rock!

Dip into our podcast potpourri! This week, Christine and Emily play catchup with an entire 90 minute “what we’ve been watching” segment. Prepare yourself for talk on everything from Netflix’s The Silence to Christine’s evaluation of the Lego universe and Emily’s proposition to make Aaron Yoo the next big thing. Also on the list: a thorough discussion on the new Pet Sematary (spoiler-free, even more so than the actual trailer). We go into a little more detail on Captain Marvel and a deep dive into Jordan Peele’s Us. Join the conversation via Twitter (@femininepodcast) or through our Facebook group.

Brew up a pot of tea and pull up those knickers! Christine and Emily are heading to London to tackle 1998’s Sliding Doors. Joining the ladies is the one and only Mike White, host of the one and only The Projection Booth podcast. Dangerously posh British accents will happen. Follow Mike on Twitter via @proboothcast and be sure to check out The Projection Booth over at www.projectionboothpodcast.com. Also, head to Goop because, you know, it’s Goop. Cheerio!

Christine and Emily head step into the shimmer, delving deep into Alex Garland’s 2018 sci-fi thinker Annihilation. That’s after a full hour of past watches, including a spoiler-filled argument over the merits of Happy Death Day 2 U (and since it’s Emily who publishes the episode, allow her to say it’s an absolute delight and Christine is an absolute wrong). Don’t forget to follow Christine on Twitter for her writing updates (@paraxtine) and come hear Emily introduce Stuart Gordon’s Dolls at Brooklyn’s Alamo Drafthouse on March 19th! Stop by our Facebook group to share your thoughts on Annihilation, why HDD2U is great, and whatever else crosses your mind.

Break out your thickest turtleneck and check that mailbox! Christine and Emily are diving DEEP into 2006’s The Lake House, easily one of the strangest love stories to ever involve time travel, architecture, and a very unsatisfied Dylan Walsh. Share your thoughts over at our Facebook group. Hopefully, we’ll be in the same time zone but if not, see you in a few bad hair decisions.

Mix yourself the finest martini for this very special episode. Joining Christine and Emily is special guest star Keith Allison, author of Cocktails and Capers: Cult Cinema, Cocktails, Crime, & Cool. The gang tackles two classic rascally hits covered in the book: 1932’s pre-code The Jewel Robbery, directed by William Dieterle, and Mario Bava’s 1968 candy colored romp, Danger: Diabolik. Also on the books: Christine’s hatred of 2018’s Suspiria and Keith’s expertise on some very, very unusual new trivia about the weirdest thing one can do to a horse. Join the discussion over at our Facebook group, and delve deeper into the worlds of Rat Pack hi-jinks, luchador heroes, and much, much more with Cocktails & Capers, available here at Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/y7wojjmx

Christine and Emily start the year off in tragic style with a deep dive into Mike Flanagan’s The Haunting of Hill House. Spoilers and tears happen. Also on the docket is a whole slew of movie catchup, including Bird Box, Hold the Dark, and most importantly, some serious Drag Race: All Stars Season 4 talk. Come to Facebook to throw your own opinions our way. And never, never ever, let them take your cup of stars.