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So, Queens of the Dead.

Yes.

Tina Ramirez.

I mean, yeah, you were kind of spot on with Operation Don't Compare it to George

Romero's films because the film likes to remind you about those films a lot, which is an issue I had with it.

Yeah, it's interesting.

I mean, I have a feeling you're going to pull the quote because Tina Romero's obviously doing the press tour for this.

And she has talked about this film in relationship to her father's work and how she wants to honor some of that. So we will

get into it when it appears in the film. But yeah, I don't know. I find this title confusing. I think

that there's some positives to it. I like that we're trying to queer up her father's legacy and,

you know, emphasize queer joy and

community and that kind of thing. But there's a lot of janky stuff about this one. Yeah, I'm not going to

lie, Joe. I was quite disappointed with this movie. And I feel so bad because, I mean, a lot of our

peers and some people that have seen this already, because we are recording this after it's had a limited theatrical release, but before it's hit on Shudder, so not everyone's had a chance to watch this yet. But I've seen a lot of people really, really, really latch on to this movie and really like it. And it just didn't really work for me. There were parts where I had a good laugh, but as a whole, this, yeah, this didn't work.

And I think that some of my research into the production and, you know, Romero's goals with what

she was trying to accomplish with this film kind of helped shed some light on some of my issues

with it. But yeah, ultimately, I still think this is an issue of execution for me.

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