But I’m A Film Nerd But I’m A Film Nerd

Celina and Brandy do not care for white lesbian period pieces, but here they are trying to tackle two of the most talked about queer films in the last two years: Ammonite and Portrait of a Lady on Fire. Will they accidentally discover that they could care for these movies? Will we ever sound comfortable with our pronunciation of French names? And above all else, Wawa or Sheetz?

We couldn’t contain our enthusiasm for Bound to just one episode, so as promised here’s the second half of episode three, in which we talk about all the ways the men in Violet’s life sucks and why the Wachowski sisters’ decisions in this movie have ripple effects beyond the screen. But I’m a Film Nerd is a queer movie podcast where we swear we don’t always talk about how hot Gina Gershwin and Jennifer Tilly are, but can you blame us?

Our first two-part episode because we could not stop talking about this film! Bound is the first film by Lana and Lilly Wachowski and stars Jennifer Tilly and Gina Gershon as Violet and Corky. Yeah, we think that name is cheesy, too, but that aside, this film is a quintessential part of our bb queer awakening. Intense, sexy, horny, sexy, thrilling… did we say sexy? There’s a reason why this movie captured our attention at a young age. Listen to this episode to discover why we can’t help nerding out over every scene and penetrating look. But I’m A Film Nerd with Brandy and Celina is a queer dialogue about all things cinema.

This ain’t a one-shot podcast, babes! Join Celina Nicole and Brandy for the second episode of their brand noob podcast where they scissor their way through queer cinema! Is that pun too muff? In this episode, we discuss the Kenyan film Rafiki starring Samantha Mugatsia and Sheila Munyiva. We also explore the concept of “afro bubblegum” coined by director Wanuri Kahiu.

Welcome to a brand new podcast that’s all about a queer love of cinema! Celina Nicole and Brandy are two fat queer bipoc babes who love watching and talking about movies. Join them as they discuss films that have queerdo appeal and have made an impact on their sense of queer-dentity. This first episode dives right into the film that inspired the title: But I’m A Cheerleader starring Natasha Lyonne and Clea DuVall and directed by Jamie Babbit.