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Hosts Shane Hollon and Andrew Wheeler dive into the 2025 horror film 'Sinners,' directed by Ryan Coogler to talk about the music and fashion in the movie, its representation of female characters, and the notable absence of queerness. #Sinners #RyanCoogler #MichaelBJordan #horrorfilm #moviemusic #sinnerssoundtrack #oscars2026 #horror #musicals #bluesmusic #wunmimosaku #milescaton #jackoconn...

Heated Rivalry is a game-changing show about queer love. KKBB's Andrew Wheeler and Shane Hollon (no relation) break down what they loved about the series and how its representation of romance breaks boundaries.00:00 The Impact of Heated Rivalry05:48 Exploring the Male-Male Hockey Romance Genre09:12 The Women of Heated Rivalry16:59 The Boys of Heated Rivalry25:51 Music in Heated Rivalry29:27 Fa...

Shane Hollon and Andrew Wheeler delve into the 1988 action classic Die Hard to explore its legacy as a Christmas movie, evaluate the performances of Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman, and discuss the film's music, fashion, and representation of women. Well, woman. #DieHard #actionfilm #Christmasmovie #BruceWillis #AlanRickman #filmlegacy #BonnieBedelia

Shane Hollon and Andrew Wheeler dive into the British spy action thriller 'Black Doves', exploring its characters, themes, and representation. They discuss the show's unique blend of queer narratives and traditional spy tropes, highlighting the strong female characters and the dynamics between the male leads. The hosts also reflect on the show's Christmas setting and its overall ae...

Andrew and Shane dive into the 1968 cult classic film 'Danger: Diabolik,' directed by Mario Bava. They explore the film's campy aesthetic and the strong dynamic between lead characters, Diabolik and Eva Kant. The hosts discuss the film's visual style, fashion, and music, as well as its representation of gender and queerness. 02:14 Initial Thoughts 06:41 Female Representation in Dan...

Andrew and Shane rank the henchmen and henchwomen from the James Bond franchise, debating their effectiveness, icon status, and memorable moments. They highlight the unique qualities of female henchmen and the role of humor in creating an appealing henchie. Create your own ranking at https://tiermaker.com/create/bond-henchpeople-1825028000:32 Criteria for Ranking Henchpeople02:02 Adam to Bambi &am...

Shane and Andrew talk about the fetishism and feminism of cult sci-fi classic Barbarella!

Shane and Andrew revisit the iconic 1960s series Thunderbirds, created by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson. They explore the show's cultural impact, its innovative use of puppetry through Supermarionation, and the resurgence of interest in the series during the 1990s. The hosts discuss the memorable characters, particularly Lady Penelope, and the representation of women in the show. They also touch o...

Shane and Andrew review the fifth season of the Apple TV series Slow Horses, discussing the show's blend of drama and comedy. They highlight the strong female characters, the complexities of the male cast, and the show's music choices. The conversation also touches on the lack of queer representation and concludes with their ratings and anticipation for the next season.#SlowHorses #AppleTV...

The legendary Grace Jones stars in one of the greatest cult classic vampire films of all time, Vamp!

Shane and Andrew discover Oliver Stone's debut movie, the low budget horror film Seizure, starring Thunderball's Martine Beswick and The Man With the Golden Gun's Herve Villechaize.

Shane and Andrew delve into the 1964 classic 'Ghidorah, The Three-Headed Monster.' They explore the film's unique plot, character dynamics, and groundbreaking representation of women in kaiju cinema. The hosts discuss the cultural implications of the film while also touching on its queerness and the absurdity that makes it a beloved classic. Chapters00:00 Introduction to Ghidorah, the...

Halloween is for Bond women! Hosts Andrew Wheeler and Shane Hollon delve into the 2001 French film 'Brotherhood of the Wolf' starring Monica Bellucci to explore its unique blend of horror, action, and period drama.00:00 Brotherhood of the Wolf07:30 Women of the Wolf13:29 Misogyny and Horror Tropes16:59 Boys of the Wolf27:55 Music of the Wolf30:13 Fashion of the Wolf37:58 Queerness of the W...

Shane and Andrew dive into the world of James Bond theme songs, creating a tier list that categorizes each song based on its impact, quality, and personal preference. They explore the evolution of Bond themes and discuss the unique qualities of each song, including the emotional resonance of Louis Armstrong's 'All the Time in the World' and the camp appeal of 'Diamonds Are Forever&...

Andrew and Shane delve into the 1996 action thriller directed by Rennie Harlan, exploring themes of identity, misogyny, and the representation of female characters in 90s cinema. They discuss the performances of Geena Davis and Samuel L. Jackson, the film's soundtrack, and its fashion.00:00 The Long Kiss Goodnight02:05 First Impressions 09:57 Women in The Long Kiss Goodnight12:25 Geena Davis D...

Andrew and Shane dive into hot takes from the James Bond fandom, exploring controversial opinions on Bond films, actors, and themes. The conversation touches on the evolution of the Bond franchise, the impact of the Craig era, and who they think belongs on the Bond movie Mount Rushmore.

Shane and Andrew dive into the 1985 James Bond film 'A View to a Kill,' marking the end of Roger Moore's tenure as 007. They discuss the iconic character of May Day played by Grace Jones, the film's shortcomings and its place in the Bond franchise.#AViewtoaKill #JamesBond #RogerMoore #GraceJones #80sfashion #filmreview #actionmovies #Bondgirls #queernessinfilm

In this episode, Andrew and Shane delve into the 2014 film John Wick, exploring its impact on the action genre, the representation of gender, and the film's unique visual style. They discuss the choreography of the action sequences, the character dynamics, and the role of music and fashion in the film. #JohnWick #actioncinema #filmreview #filmpodcast #kisskissbangbang #keanureeves #moviepodcas...

Shane and Andrew delve into the 2002 James Bond film 'Die Another Day' to explore its legacy, the generational divide in perspectives on the film, and the film's use of CGI and visual effects. The discussion also touches on the representation of women and queerness in the film, as well as the fashion and music that define its early 2000s aesthetic.#DieAnotherDay #JamesBond #PierceBrosn...

Shane and Andrew rate the best Bond women. This episode is best enjoyed in video format on our YouTube channel!

In this episode of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Shane and Andrew dive into the 1977 James Bond film, The Spy Who Loved Me, starring Roger Moore. They discuss their first impressions, the film's strong female lead Anya Amasova, and the forgettable villain. The conversation also covers the film's iconic music, fashion choices, and gadgets, while exploring themes of queerness and representation.

Shane and Andrew delve into the 2015 spy film The Man from U.N.C.L.E., directed by Guy Ritchie. They discuss the film's stylish homage to 60s spy thrillers, the standout performances of Elizabeth Debicki and Henry Cavill, and the film's unique blend of humor and action. The conversation also touches on the film's fashion, soundtrack, and subtle exploration of queerness, ultimately lead...

Inspired by a Harper's Bazaar article, Shane and Andrew create a revised list of the 50 hottest men "of all time", taking the 50 names from the Harper's article and mixing in 65 additional curated choices! With humor and insight, they navigate the complexities of attraction and cultural context, ultimately aiming to create a fun and engaging dialogue about the hunk hierarchy. #hu...

Andrew and Shane discuss the 2002 spy thriller 'The Bourne Identity,' exploring its impact on the genre, the representation of women, and the film's unheralded connection to Zoolander. #TheBourneIdentity #MattDamon #moviereview #spymovies #kisskissbangbang #CliveOwen #jasonBourne

Shane and Andrew delve into the iconic James Bond film Goldfinger to discuss its legacy as a blueprint for the franchise, the incredible Bond women, and the film's cultural impact.