This week, the girls are stepping into the minds of cinema’s most morally bankrupt protagonists. From the sociopathic Alex in Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange (1971) to Lou Bloom's predatory ambition in Nightcrawler (2014), to the slow descent of Travis Bickle in Taxi Driver (1976), they unpack the significance of antiheroes as narrative devices and why audiences remain fascinated by them. It’s unsettling, it’s iconic, it’s not for the faint of heart. Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more movie reviews, film analysis, and pop culture commentary! Follow us on Instagram @girlstalkfilm and on TikTok @girlstalkfilm

This week, the girls are exploring the glittering, the grotesque, and the deeply unethical. From the debutante bubble of Metropolitan (1990) to the dr*g-fueled chaos of The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) and razor-sharp social satire of Parasite (2019), they discuss what it really means when cinema puts the rich - and the wannabe rich - under a microscope. Whether you're team trust fund, team hustle, or team basement, tune in and don’t forget to subscribe for more movie reviews, film analysis, and pop culture commentary! Follow us on Instagram @girlstalkfilm and on TikTok @girlstalkfilm

This week, the girls are diving into three of the most beloved (and bonkers) movie parodies of all time: Tropic Thunder (2008), This Is Spinal Tap (1984), and Galaxy Quest (1999). From fake bands to fake sci-fi to fake war, tune in to hear them break down how these cult classics spoof Hollywood’s biggest egos, genres, and tropes. Turn it up to eleven and don’t forget to subscribe for more movie reviews, film analysis, and pop culture commentary! Follow us on Instagram @girlstalkfilm and on TikTok @girlstalkfilm

This week, the girls dive into three films that explore s*x work through radically different lenses: the iconic rom-com Pretty Woman (1990), the unflinching industry portrait Pleasure (2021), and Sean Baker’s Oscar winning Anora (2021). Tune in to hear them unpack how film has portrayed – and misunderstood – the iconic archetype of the s*x worker. Lace up your thigh high boots and don't forget to subscribe for more movie reviews, film analysis, and pop culture commentary! Follow us on Instagram @girlstalkfilm and on TikTok @girlstalkfilm

This week, the girls are getting vengeful. Join them as they deep-dive into the blood-soaked Viking epic The Northman (2022), the twisted Oedipal tragedy Oldboy (2003), and the Dolly Parton-led workplace comedy 9 to 5 (1980). From ancient blood feuds to fabulous pastel skirt suits, tune in to hear them unpack one of cinema’s most enduring (and cathartic) themes. Sharpen your sword and don't forget to subscribe for more movie reviews, film analysis, and pop culture commentary! Follow us on Instagram @girlstalkfilm and on TikTok @girlstalkfilm

This week, the girls are taking a look at three of the most iconic films about motherhood: Rosemary’s Baby (1968), We Need To Talk About Kevin (2011), and Terms of Endearment (1983). From the bittersweet to the existentially terrifying, tune in to hear them unpack how film has reflected - and distorted - the realities of being a mom. Light a candle, call your mom (or don’t), and don’t forget to subscribe for more movie reviews, film analysis, and pop culture commentary!

This week, we're exploring one of cinema's most unsettling obsessions: cults.  Tune in to hear the girls discuss why The Master (2012) remains a masterclass in power dynamics, how Midsommar (2019) reinvented horror through pastels and flower crowns, and why the buzzy new A24 release Opus (2024) felt like an uninspired remix of the distributor's better films. Pour yourself a tall glass of Kool-Aid and don’t forget to subscribe for more movie reviews, film analysis, and pop culture commentary! Follow us on Instagram @girlstalkfilm and on TikTok @girlstalkfilm

This week, we're slipping into the dark, dreamy world of the American Gothic. From the sensual psychodrama of Park Chan-wook's English-language debut, Stoker (2013), to the eerie expressionism of The Night of the Hunter (1955), and the lush Louisiana landscapes of Eve's Bayou (1997), the girls unpack how these tales of lost innocence, family secrets, and twisted inheritances capture the darker side of Americana. Pour yourself some sweet tea (or something stronger) and don’t forget to subscribe for more movie reviews, film analysis, and pop culture commentary! Follow us on Instagram @girlstalkfilm and on TikTok @girlstalkfilm

In this episode, we're taking a deep dive into three fashion-focused movies: Phantom Thread (2017), Paul Thomas Anderson’s elegant portrait of an obsessive artist, Zoolander (2001), the satirical cult comedy that gave us Blue Steel, and House of Gucci (2021), a true crime drama starring Lady Gaga that had all the ingredients - but left us questioning its taste level. Don’t forget to subscribe for more movie reviews, film analysis, and pop culture commentary!   Follow us on Instagram @girlstalkfilm and on TikTok @girlstalkfilm

In Episode 2 of Girls Talk Film, we explore the magic of fairy tale films: The Princess Bride (1987), a beloved cult classic filled with adventure, romance, and quotable one-liners, Tale of Tales (2015), a visually arresting and twisted triptych of classic Italian fairy tales, and Ever After (1998), a quintessentially 90s (and surprisingly feminist) take on the Cinderella story. Join us as we discuss the timeless appeal of these stories and what, exactly, makes a great fairy tale film. Tune in as we summarize, analyze, and debate our picks for this week!

For our debut episode, we’re diving into the world of movie musicals, dissecting three films that approach the genre in wildly different ways. From the spectacle of Wicked (2024) to the golden age charm of Singin’ in the Rain (1952) and the devastating realism of Dancer in the Dark (2000), we explore how musicals have evolved on screen. How do these films use music to tell their stories? Where do they succeed... or stumble? Tune in as we summarize, analyze, and debate our picks for this week!