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Get ready to stain your finest prom dress with a whole lot of blood as Christine and Emily dive deep into a perfect match of films about gloriously unwound teenage girls in love: 2024's Lisa Frankenstein and 2009's The Loved Ones. Content warning: there are some bad attempts at Australian accents. Have at it!

We’re back! It’s another big batch of catchup as Christine and Emily dive into the last few months of viewing, which include a bundle of Oscar nominees, elevator movies, secret musicals, giant rats, and so much more. Included in this episode: 
Retribution
Madame Web
Slay
Cocktail
Catwoman
The Boys From Brazil
Of Unknown Origin
Split Second
Wonka
Road House
The Creator
Anatomy of a Fall
A Haunting In Venice
Talk To Me
Late Night With the Devil
Arcade
It Stains the Sand Red
I’ll Always Know What You Did Last Summer
The Changeling
Ghost Watch
Lords of Flatbush
& much more!

Welcome to another catchup! Christine and Emily have a full haunted pool’s worth of movies to discuss including Oscar hopefuls, Criterion streamers, oodles of late ‘80s dramas and thrillers, various Ken Russell projects, many musicals, and when in doubt, the glory that is the Step Up universe. Have a listen!

Come duck and cover with us! It’s a celebration(?) of the apocalypse as Christine and Emily make room in their bunker for a pair of post-nuclear missile movies streaming on the Criterion Channel. Up first is 1961’s The Day the Earth Caught Fire, directed by Val Guest. They follow that one up with Lynne Littman’s Testament from 1983. Opinions vary! Come share yours over on Instagram (@feminine_critique_pod) or Facebook via our group. Also, don’t forget to learn radio!

It’s the year-end list you’ve all been waiting for (kind of). Christine makes her triumphant return to join Emily as they walk through their favorite stuff of 2023. There are movies that came out (They Cloned Tyrone, May/December, Bottoms, Hell House LLC, Totally Killer), movies a year(ish) after they came out (Women Talking, We Are Going to the World’s Fair, Shiva Baby, She Dies Tomorrow), movies many years after they came out (Tampopo, Rope, Copycat, The 4th Floor, Dark Angel), books!, and much, much more.

Christmas may have passed, but the season can't really be over until Emily meets Santa Claus. AND THIS TIME IT'S IN THE FORM OF NORM! It's the season finale through 2012's The Merry In-Laws, streaming now on Tubi and starring George Wendt and Shelley Long. We follow that up with a season 9 recap, ranking the films and remembering the highs, lows, and peacoats. So. Many. Peacoats. Thanks for joining this season!