Kiss Kiss Bang Bang

Shane and Andrew dive into the latest Jurassic Park film, Jurassic World Rebirth. They share first impressions, nostalgic feelings towards the original Jurassic Park, and analyze the characters, focusing on the representation of women and gender in the franchise and the special appeal of Jonny Bailey and his eyewear.#JurassicWorldRebirth #moviereview #JurassicPark #filmanalysis #characteranalysis...

Shane and Andrew revisit the camp sci-fi classic Flash Gordon. Watch on our YouTube channel for the full podcast experience!

Shane and Andrew offer their assessment of the possible candidates to play James Bond, tier list style! Head to YouTube to see the tier list in full, or imagine along with your eye brains!

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is relaunching as a video podcast @kkbbpod on YouTube, starting with a fresh look at the latest James Bond movie No Time To Die. Go to YouTube to like and subscribe, and share the new feed with your friends! The audio version of the podcast will still appear on this feed, but if you're not watching the video you're only getting half the story!

For the 100th episode of the queer James Bond podcast, Shane and Andrew talk about the Bondiest things they've ever done, their favourite non-Bond movie spies, and their final all-time ranking of the Bond movies! They also reveal exciting plans for the future -- the next phase -- of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang!

Amazon takes over Bond! Bond songs get covered at the Oscars! We break it all down, then we discuss our movie namesake, the 2005 L.A. noir comedy Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, starring Robert Downey Jr. and Val Kilmer.

Shane and Andrew discover the extraordinary 60s spy spoof Modesty Blaise, starring Monica Vitti, Terence Stamp, and the very gay Dirk Bogarde.

In the final casting episode of Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, Shane and Andrew dream-cast You Only Live Twice, The Man With the Golden Gun, and the short stories from Octopussy and The Living Daylights.

The last of Fleming's Bond stories were collected posthumously in the collection Octopussy and the Living Daylights . Shane and Andrew dig into the final tales, discover the truth about Bond's sexuality, and review their ratings of all the Bond books. Donate to Trans Lifeline: https://translifeline.org/donate/ Donate to LA Wildfire support: https://www.calfund.org/ Buy us a Faberge egg: ht...

Shane and Andrew offer their (spoiler-free) thoughts on the current slate of spy TV shows, including: Slow Horses Citadel Mr and Mrs Smith The Agency Black Doves Day of the Jackal

It's the movie the queer James Bond podcast was born to cover! Daniel Craig is queer in Luca Guadagnino's Queer .

We've finally reached our final movie in our Bond movie rewatch, but have we saved the best for last? No. No, we have not.

Big boys blast bad boys in Guy Ritchie's historically innacurate true historical fiction.

We wrap up our spooky season of horror movies starring iconic Bond women with Halle Berry in the psychological supernatural thriller Gothika.

Enter the Theater of Blood for a camp horror classic starring Dame Diana Rigg and Dame Vincent Price!

For October we're checking in with three horror movies starring iconic Bond women, starting with the Famke Janssen 1989 action horror Deep Rising!

Timothy Dalton dons the bow tie for a confusing dip into the 80s, and Shane and Andrew offer an in-depth critical reappraisal of Necros the henchman.

Our attention turns to the work of John Le Carre in the 60s spy classic starring Richard Burton!

A special bonus episode looking at the Bond-themed runways in the third episode of the first season of RuPaul's Drag Race Global All Stars!

Shane and Andrew check out the last Bond novel completed by creator Ian Fleming and ask the key questions: Could Christopher Lee have played Paco 'Pistols' Scaramanga? And which Mary Goodnight is better, the book or the movie?

Akiko Wakabayashi played a thankless role in You Only Live Twice, but she gets to shine in Toho's 1964 kaiju classic Ghidorah, The Three-Headed Monster. Shane and Andrew wade into the monster mash to check out the most spy-adjacent kaiju movie!

Alfred Hitchock's take on Scottish writer John Buchan's adventure hero Richard Hannay serves as a prototype of sorts for the movie version of Bond. Shane and Andrew offer their best Mae West impressions (it sort of makes sense in context) as they climb the 39 Steps.

Roger Moore's second outing as Bond is Ian Fleming's last novel starring the super spy. It's a party in the South China Seas with Christopher Lee, Herve Villechaise, Britt Eklund, and you!

For the annual Pride episode, Shane and Andrew revisit one of Daniel Craig's trashiest movies, the 2003 Angelina Jolie action movie Lara Croft: Tomb Raider!

Shane and Andrew dive deep into the last Bond novel completed in Ian Fleming's lifetime, You Only Live Twice. Content warning: This episode contains mention of suicide and racism.