The reason why queers love horror films so much is because, you know, the antagonist

in most horror films is, you know, an outsider, you know, and most, you know, queer youth

growing up, they're made to feel that way, you know, in one way or another.

So I feel, you know, queer people really do love horror.

And there's a lot of queer people working in horror.

And for me, you know, I never want to be a Disney princess, but I would love to be maleficent.

A lot has happened to Austin Drag queen, Louisiana Purchase, since her last appearance on the podcast.

She recently wrapped up a hair-raising season of Dracula, the search for the world's next drag

super monster.

And she got married to the love of her life, Bulimian Rhapsody.

Weezy was apprehensive about the dynamics of being on a reality TV show.

And while Dragula put her through the gauntlet, she's now a sultry, sexy, she-devil reality

TV star on motherfucking Netflix, bitches.

Today, drag legend Louisiana Purchase talks about Dragula, her drag community in Texas,

her days living in Chicago, and marrying a drag queen in Vegas.

Plus, playing the theremin on her new album of experimental music.

How one drag queen with a bucket can make a fortune.

And show me the receipts.

How to get a receipt for tipping a drag queen and expense the hell out of it.

Plus, all your questions, you don't want to miss this show.

I'm Fausta Furnos.

I'm Mark Fillion.

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