
The podcast for feminists who love film, brought to you by two female critics who want to broaden the conversation.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 409 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

We close out our month of horror musicals with Tim Burton's (and Johnny Depp's) last great film: Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, an adaptation of the Stephen Sondheim musical of the same name that casts Depp in the role of a barber in... more
We continue our horror musical marathon with the 2004 adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera, a film that tells the story of how a musical theater kid living in a sewer turns into a incel. Starring Gerard Butler and Emmy Rossum,... more
This week, we continue our journey through horror musicals with the 1986 film, Little Shop of Horrors. Adapted from the Broadway musical that was adapted from the 1960 Roger Corman movie, Frank Oz directs this funny movie about a man-eating alien pla... more
This week we continue celebrating Tim Curry AND ushering in Spooky Movie Season at the same time with the 1975 cult classic, The Rocky Horror Picture Show. In the longest-running film of all time, a young couple's car breaks down near an old castle i... more
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These two have got it and it’s hard to replicate. Love your insights into films I have and haven’t been aware of. Keep it up. Your audience appreciates you.
Christmas episodes an extra treat. Brilliant. Thanks x
Brilliant stuff. Feminist dream podcast!
I love that I discovered this podcast! These gals have a great way of chatting about movies, without spoiling the entire thing, but still keeping the listener engaged! Can’t wait to see what they come up with in the future! A must listen!
Great discussion & debates. Enjoyable to listen to. The “dames” really have great chemistry together and they seem to bounce off each other. It’s a very funny, energetic and informative podcast to listen to.
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Two feminist film critics engage with cinema through a sharp, conversation-driven lens that centers gender, representation, and cultural critique. Across episodes, they analyze a mix of classics and genre cinema, exploring how films treat women's perspectives, sexuality, and identity, while layering in personal anecdotes and social commentary. The show blends rigorous analysis with playful banter, offering accessible yet thoughtful takes on topics from indie dramas to blockbuster spectacles, and often ties film discourse to broader cultural conversations.
A standout quality is its unapologetically female-centered voice and its willingness to interrogate prestige, tropes, and industry dynamics with candor. This approach likely attracts list... more
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2. Marsha Wincott
3. Ronald Jeffries
4. Celia Jeffries
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7. Friedrich Waldo
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