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The Queens discuss I, Tonya. They also review Challengers and Rumours.

The Queens tackle The Barbarian Invasions. They also review The Substance and discuss Agatha All Along.

Stephen Low returns to tell the Queens about TIFF 2024 and to discuss Black Swan. They're joined by special guest Ruby Swanson.

The Queens are split on The Banshees of Inisherin. They also review Batman: Caped Crusader, Hacks and English Teacher.

Recorded over a couple of cottage weekends, Brian and Carl hand the mic over to nine of their friends. They talk about growing up watching movies around the world, their memories of the Toronto International Film Festival, and tell the queens what kind of movies they want to hear about on the podcast. Special guests: Conor Cheasty, Gary Cummins, Erandi Dominguez Torres, Stephen Low, John Maguire,...

The Queens talk about Greta Gerwig's Lady Bird. They also review Deadpool & Wolverine.

The Queens are joined by Danni Plecash from the upcoming podcast This Is Why I'm Crying. They find out what the kids are into these days and discuss The Devil Wears Prada.

Are you talking to Queens? Brian and Carl discuss Taxi Driver. They also talk about Longlegs, Jordan Peele, Kinds of Kindness and The Bear.

The Queens are joined by chef Sunta Sem. They talk cinema, food, music, and Bong Joon Ho's Parasite.

It's an extra special Pride episode and Ian O'Connor joins the Queens in front of the mic to discuss a seminal gay film: The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.

The Queens welcome Kevin Maloney back to the podcast to talk about David Cronenberg's The Fly. They also discuss Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga and John Wick.

Brian and Carl barely hang on without Ian. They take a joyride along Mulholland Drive. They also discuss the 2024 Summer Movie Season and Masters of the Air.

The queens sink their teeth into 1994's Interview with the Vampire. They also discuss Dead Boy Detectives and the Sandra Hüller Double Feature.

Brian and Carl discuss another sci-fi blockbuster from 1977: Close Encounters of the Third Kind. They also chat about X-Men ('97 and otherwise), Shogun and Fallout.

The Queens are joined by special guest Stephen Low. After a chat about Italian cinema prompted by Alice Rohrwacher's La Chimera they discuss a movie that's not for the faint of heart: The Killing of a Sacred Deer.

The Queens are joined by special guest Kevin Maloney. They talk about one of the greatest animated movies ever made: Who Framed Roger Rabbit. They also discuss Dune Part 2 and 3 Body Problem. Check out Kevin and Carl on their old YouTube show Annex'd: https://www.youtube.com/@annexdshow

The Queens interview Leonard Swanson, the composer of the Queens Video theme (and Carl's dad). He talks about his life in music and reminisces about his favourite movie memories. Check out Leonard's Youtube channel for full versions of the clips you heard in this episode: www.youtube.com/@leonardswanson3698

Brian and Carl discuss Alien, the 1979 sci-fi horror classic that's still one of the Queens favourite videos. In between spooky scores and jump scares they also discuss True Detective and Angels in America. In space, no one can hear you podcast...

In part two of Brian and Carl's discussion of the films of Paul Verhoeven the Queens cover two action classics: RoboCop and Starship Troopers. But first, it's a pre-Oscars roundtable as they talk Saltburn, Poor Things, Barbie and Godzilla Minus One. Would you like to know more?

"Don't look at tits! Also, look at these tits." It's part one of a two episode discussion of the films of one of Brian and Carl's favourite directors: Paul Verhoeven. First up are Basic Instinct and Showgirls, two of the most infamous movies of the '90s.

Brian and Carl chat about Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut before jumping into an extended discussion of another fun movie about love: Edgar Wright's Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. You're gonna be in lesbians with this episode.

Brian and Carl chat about the X-Files, the Fall of the House of Usher and Scavenger's Reign before diving into a deep discussion of two of their favourite movies: Kill Bill. It's a roaring rampage of reverence.

Recorded before Hallowe'en but released at Christmas, Brian and Carl have a seasonally inappropriate discussion of Giallo cinema, Edgar Allan Poe and the dangers of nostalgia. They also chat about the Golden Age of Television and all the great (and fabulous) TV shows they love.

Brian and Carl sit down to talk about the movies they like, from all-time classics (2001: A Space Odyssey) to glorious trash (Heavy Metal). They also gab about Star Wars and Star Trek, of course.