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Episodes: 29
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
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Location: USA
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Richard Lawson - Film critic and journalist known for cultural and entertainment criticism.
Alison Willmore - Film critic and writer for Vulture, covering contemporary cinema and the film industry.
Patrick Willems - Supergirl, DC Comics Source Material, Superhero Filmmaking, And The Future Of The DC Universe.
Colin Drucker - Queer Cinema, Rupaul, Drag Culture, Lgbtq+ Representation, And Contemporary Horror.
“Minions And Monsters”, What Minions Taste Like, And Other Questions
July 09, 2026
The Minions are back with a film designed to pander…to us! On this episode, three Minions neophytes try to make sense of Minions And Monsters, where the round yellow ones land in 1920s Hollywood. among Chaplin, Keaton, and all of Gen Alpha’s favorite silent film stars. For two of us at least, it worked! We also discuss Minions lore: The movie posits that the species consists of roving tribes of task rabbits, and raise questions about their mortality, reproductive cycle, edibility, and of c...
“Supergirl” And The New DCU (With Patrick Willems)
July 02, 2026
This week we’re Gunn-ing for Supergirl, with filmmaker and video essayist Patrick Willems! Supergirl is the second feature film in the new DC cinematic universe, now helmed by Guardians of the Galaxy mastermind James Gunn. Gunn’s 2025 Superman breathed new life into one of the genre’s biggest icons, but Supergirl blew a raspberry at the box office, despite the good vibes surrounding the new DCU. Supergirl, directed by I, Tonya's Craig Gillespie, borrows liberally from Gunn’s style, but...
“Stop! That! Train!”, “Leviticus”, and Pride At The Movies (With Colin Drucker)
June 25, 2026
It’s Pride Week on Critical Darlings, and we’re joined by the co-host of the Alright Mary podcast (and Best Supporting Actress expert) Colin Drucker to break down two new wide-release gay movies: RuPaul’s spoofy Stop! That! Train! and the Australian conversion therapy horror film Leviticus. First, we discuss the delightful Stop! That! Train!, its performances, cameos, and various controversies including lying drag queens (funny) and AI visual effects (depressing). We also get into RuPaul a...
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