A Chick Flick Podcast
Welcome to 2021! New year, new sweat pants, new episode!
Much anticipated guest and pretend shag of the podcast Michael M. Rader joins us in adorning our bodices with red As … and it doesn’t smell that weird.
Listen to Michael on WHEEEEEEngs – A Sincere Wings Podcast
& We’ll Get It Right Next Year: An Adventure in Cinema
Happy December 27! We’ve almost made it through this 2020 nonsense, and we are MAKING THE YULETIDE EXTREMELY GAY with Clea DuVall’s Happiest Season. Will Bella from Twilight and Cameron from Halt and Catch Fire find comfort and joy this holiday season? We spoil and ponder this question for about two hours — happy holidays, from our family to yours!
Happiest Season is currently streaming on Hulu in the US — maybe the best thing to happen to most of us all year.
It’s the time of Thanksgiving — the time we all get together as family to celebrate life’s blessings stay home in near-complete isolation and watch another Anna Kendrick movie to soothe our weary souls. This time, the Anna Kendrick movie is FiLM-favorite Paul Feig’s sumptuous (Thanksgiving) feast, A Simple Favor.
We tried to avoid spoilers when discussing this fun and twisty lady-thriller, so if you like to hear us talk about job interviews and Without a Trace and Jason Priestley, you’ll love this one. And we are eternally grateful. You gotta have Faith, you know? #sisters #blessed
A Simple Favor is currently streaming on Hulu and Prime Video in the US, so put on your designer bib and dig in.
It’s Halloween time, and you know what that means! Probably. I mean, I guess it would mean something spooky or scary maybe? Maybe like some kind of terrifying monster, like a vampire or something? And we do chick flicks, so you know what that means, maybe! A vampire-or-something chick flick, I suppose!
And — yep, I did a Google search and the only item returned when I look up “vampire-or-something chick flick” is Twilight, so it’s your spooky day — we are finally exploring the 2008 YA adaptation Twilight, and we got our pal and unashamed* sparkly-vampire expert, Elle Riccardi to lend us an ice-cold hand.
*Ashamed. A little bit ashamed.
? Spooky FiLM Theme by Jon Biegen
Have you missed our overlong episodes?
I’m being waggish, I know you have not.
Folks, as sorry as we are about asking you to listen to us go on and on and on and on about Mike Nichols’ 1988 Working Girl, perfectly written by Kevin Wade, we’d be more sorry if we didn’t talk, joke, and cry for hours about Mike Nichols’ 1988 Working Girl, perfectly written by Kevin Wade.
But as we always say to Mick, if you want another podcast, ask another girl.
John Hodge and Danny Boyle’s 1997 Crime/Comedy/Fantasy/Absurdist Tale brings us a literal and figurative celestial cast and everything else about it, well, it’s not logical, but we love it.
But is it a chick flick? One bark for yes.
