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PODCAST

The Feminine Critique Podcast

Weirding Way Media

Broads don"t belong in broadcasting so these ones...these ones podcast. Join Emily Intravia and Christine Makepeace as they dive deep into all flavors of film, from classic Hitchcock to Lifetime cheese (with a whole lot of female-centered/made horror along the way).

tv & film film reviews

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20:05

Stocking Stuffers 12: Heaven Sent

The Feminine Critique Podcast ·

2022/10/15

Oh boy. This one’s something. Possibly the most insulting of the bunch this year, this is a Christian Christmas movie that aired on Lifetime and hates women. Have fun!

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32:43

Stocking Stuffers 11: All About Christmas Eve

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2022/10/15

Fasten your seatbelts: it’s going to be a…oh nevermind. Hillary Duff’s sister plays Gwyneth Paltrow in Sliding Doors and there’s no All About Eve reference in the least. Patrick Muldoon does show up to be creepy. So, you know. That.

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34:57

Stocking Stuffers 10: Best Christmas Party Ever

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2022/10/15

Here it is. The possible winner of the year, Hallmark’s gooey trope killing fiesta. Much to say. Magic to be found. Enjoy.

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27:53

Stocking Stuffers 9: Falling For Christmas

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2022/10/15

Figure skating meets the Cozy Cardigan Christmas world and Emily is happier than Johnny Weir at a sequin factory. This one comes courtesy of the Up! Network. And Canada, of course.

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28:18

Stocking Stuffers 8: The Christmas Clause

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2022/10/15

We’re going OLD SKOOL with this one: 2008’s The Christmas Claus, starring Lea Thompson in the reverse part of Daphne Zuniga in A Family Thanksgiving. You can figure out the rest for yourself.

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128:01

Episode 81. Talking Animals Talk Christmas

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2022/10/15

Lighten up folks: it’s Christmas. On this very holiday themed full-length non-Hallmark episode, Christine (remember her?!) hops in Emily’s sleigh as the ladies discuss Disney’s The Search for Santa Paws, a talking dog MUSICAL with more plot than Inception, and The Asylum’s Santa Claws, a, um, kitten and uptight mother film with…stuff that happens in it. Share your own thoughts on these films and many more at our Facebook group or on Twitter via @femininepodcast. We wish you a very happy holiday

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28:27

Stocking Stuffers 7: Every Christmas Has a Story

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2022/10/15

…and this one, if you can believe it, is about an uptight TV host who finds love, saves a small town, and learns the true meaning of Christmas. What makes this one special is that I’m almost certain Hallmark filmed the entire thing in one day. Listen to learn more.

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19:07

Stocking Stuffers 6: Matchmaker Santa

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2022/10/15

So, like, Lacey Chabert is a baker and her boyfriend is a CEO and like, guys, they’re totally not right for each other but only Santa Claus himself can see that. So, like, Santa Claus stops everything to make sure the CEO rekindles his love with a high school sweetheart played by Buffy’s Amy the Witch (in human, not rat form) while Florence Henderson, Lin Shaye, and John Ratzenburger do everything in their sage old person power to ensure Lacey and the CEO’s best friend realize they were meant to be

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18:47

Stocking Stuffer 5: A Family Thanksgiving

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2022/10/15

Pour a LOT of wine for this one. Daphne Zuniga is a SUPER ambitious lawyer who despises all things not super ambitious and lawyer-y, like soccer moms and the suburbs. YOU’LL NEVER GUESS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN SHE MEETS MAGICAL FAYE DUNAWAY. Well, unless you’ve watched a bunch of movies where a character gets a life swap and sees what happens if she made a different decision and has a family. SPOILER ALERT: she decides it’s better. Emily has a lot to say.

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23:31

Stocking Stuffers 4: Christmas Cookies

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2022/10/15

Hop on the Hallmark train yet again to the quaint town of Cookie Jar (seriously), where Emily makes a pit stop to talk about 2016’s wild new ride, Christmas Cookies. It’s about a town that makes cookies. And an ambitious corporate something woman who might DESTROY it. Unless a hot guy keeps hitting on her until she is worn down and finds a way to save the factory, save the cookies, and save Christmas. It ends in a bloodbath. Just kidding. OR AM I? (I am).

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26:15

Stocking Stuffer 3 I'm Not Ready For Christmas

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2022/10/15

If you’ve often fantasized about Alicia Witt playing Jim Carrey in Liar Liar, then this is the podcast for you. Emily continues her trudge through the gooey floor of Hallmark with I’m Not Ready for Christmas. It’s…a movie. On the Hallmark Channel. You know the rest.

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21:57

Stocking Stuffers 2. Guess Who's Coming to Christmas

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2022/10/15

If you’re wondering who, it’s not Sidney Poitier. It’s not even Nick Lachey. It’s his brother, who was also in 98 Degrees, and who is not quite up to the same acting level as Sidney Poitier. Anyway, Emily watched the Up! channel’s Guess Who’s Coming to Christmas and now you have to listen to it. So there.

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173:36

Episode 79. Neon Beaches

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2022/10/15

On this very special episode, Christine and Emily are joined by very special guest star Jason Fozzie Bare Nelson to talk (for a while) all things The Neon Demon, Beaches, and Patrick Wilson’s eye cream ritual. Warning: we do talk in depth about The Neon Demon and go all in with spoilers. Also, we have a few audio hiccups in the early part of the show, but it’s mostly resolved by the end. Suffer through it for two of the three’s vocal renditions of Bette Midler songs! Come share your thoughts over at

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30:57

Stocking Stuffers 1: Christmas Incorporated

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2022/10/15

Do you hear what I hear? Public domain holiday songs playing over montages, black pumps stomping through Canadian conference rooms to make deals that will destroy small town diners, the bells of Santa Claus…that’s right, it’s the Christmas season and here at the Feminine Critique, that means one thing: STOCKING STUFFERS. These are mini-episodes that tackle those gloriously vanilla love stories found on Lifetime, FreeForm, and mainly, the Hallmark Channel. Oh yes, the Hallmark Channel. On our season

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116:58

Episode 78. Bone Mommy

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2022/10/15

Twins and cowboys, come on down. On this October edition of The Feminine Critique, Christine and Emily tackle two festival favorites from 2015. First up is the double deputy-filled Bone Tomahawk. We move eastward with Goodnight Mommy, which we talk about in HEAVY DETAIL. In other words, we spoil the hissing cockroach out of it, so please please please please PLEASE, stop listening if you haven’t seen the movie. Come share your thoughts over at Twitter @femininepodcast or on our Facebook page. Happy

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105:19

Episode 77. Everett McGill Forever

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2022/10/15

It’s the Great Pumpkin King, Everett McGill! On this McGillastic episode, Christine and Emily tackle 1985’s Silver Bullet and 1991’s The People Under Stairs. Apologies in advance for some mucky audio, but we can only do so much. We’re not holy werewolves or inbred landlords, you know. If your ears can handle it, have a listen and come share your thoughts over at The Feminine Critique Facebook page or via Twitter @femininepodcast.

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116:22

Episode 76. They Came From Within The High-Rise

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2022/10/15

It’s the official “fancy modern apartment buildings conceived in the 1970s are evil” episode as Christine and Emily tackle David Cronenberg’s film debut Shivers (aka They Came From Within) and Ben Wheatley’s adaptation of J.G. Ballard’s High-Rise. Drink every time the phrase “sex zombie” is said, and then pass out. When you wake up, come and tell us your thoughts over at our Facebook group or on Twitter @femininepodcast.

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114:37

Episode 75. Party Like a Petty

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2022/10/15

Christine and Emily return from their summer sorta hiatus with two Lori Petty filled films. First up is her 2008 directorial debut, The Poker House, starring a teenager named Jennifer Lawrence who seems to have some potential. We follow that up by going back in time but forward in movie time to 1995’s cult classic Tank Girl, directed by Rachel Talalay, who earns about a dozen bonus points for having had John Waters officiate her wedding. We are impartial, as always. Join the discussion at The

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115:41

Episode 74. The First Blood Creek

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2022/10/15

Welcome to this super occult and horse-stomping heavy episode, where Christine humors Emily on a trip back through memory lane for 1990’s The First Power and Emily humors Christine’s weird fascination with 2008’s Blood Creek. There’s also a lot of discussion about how teenagers are the worst. Agree with us via our Facebook group or on Twitter @femininepodcast. Also, stay away from Nazi horses and actors who have played multiple roles on Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

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116:03

Episode 73. The Incredible Shrinking Innerspace

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2022/10/15

Mix up a batch of Galaxy Glue with a dose of Sex Pot perfume, pour into a syringe, and inject that magic into your own behind to prepare for this very special little episode. First up is Joel Schumacher’s 1981 debut, The Incredible Shrinking Woman starring Lily Tomlin and a lot of loud noises. We follow that up with Joe Dante’s Innerspace. Also on the docket: lots of talk about RuPaul’s Drag Race and Blake Lively’s sharking skills. Share your thoughts with us on our Facebook group or tweet

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