On this episode of The Sapphic AV Club, Alice, Rad and Jess discover their queer roots watching But I'm A Cheerleader (1999), a film that has them divided about the best ways to tackle serious subjects through media. Rad has a few problems with the film's inconsistent tone, Alice talks about the time she met Natasha Lyonne, and Jess provides a reminder that she is bisexual. Disclaimer: this episode was recorded while all members of the podcast were extremely sleepy, so they cannot be held responsible for their words.

Was But I'm A Cheerleader a big part of your early days of queerness? Did you hate the film entirely? Have comments, concerns, feedback? Email us at sapphicavclub@gmail.com

This week Alice, Rad and Jess got to experience maximum D by watching Supergirl (2026) in the D Box at Hoyts. Supergirl super fan Alice didn't hate it as much as she expected, while Jess and Rad had some extremely valid concerns about the writing, acting, directing and overall vibe.

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Alice, Rad and Jess are back with a discussion of Rad's pick: the 2004 classic, My Summer of Love. That's right, two Emily Blunt movies in a row! What a gift for us all.

This time the club was divided on how to feel about the film, sparking discussions about voyeurism, whether handheld cameras should be outlawed, depictions of religion, and whether Emily Blunt on a horse is the pinnacle of cinema. Tune in, don't forget to like and subscribe, and email us your thoughts at SapphicAVClub@gmail.com

In this week's episode, Hoyts gave us tickets so we could experience The Devil Wears Prada 2 in different ways: Jess got to sit in a comfy recliner, Alice got to witness a giant Apex LED screen and Rad got to strap into The D Box and have a full body experience.

Listen in as Alice, Rad and Jess discuss the death of print media (RIP), the virtues of watching a romantic comedy in a moving, vibrating chair, and what is the real love story in The Devil Wears Prada 2.

In this week's episode Alice and Jess share one of their favourite TV shows with Rad who has somehow never seen Buffy before. Did Alice choose the right episodes? Did the lack of previously on Hush make things confusing? Does Buffy stand up to a new viewer in 2026 with everything that's happened in the last quarter century? Find out in this week's episode of Sapphic AV Club!

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This week Alice, Rad and Jess have rewatched the foundational sapphic classic Imagine Me and You and discuss the important issues: Is Rach lesbian or bi? Will Rach and Luce actually live happily ever after? Why is Anthony Stewart Head so amazing? Did Lena Headey actually nail the dyke walk, or did people just walk like that in the 2000s because their jeans were so low? All this and more is discussed in this week's episode of The Sapphic AV Club! Want to join the conversation? Email us at sapphicavclub@gmail.com

In this week's episode Alice Rad and Jess discuss the first three episodes of Rad's pick, South of Nowhere (2005). Is Alice right to think it could have been better? Or, does she simply suffer from judgemental old bitch disease? Or, is South of Nowhere like Vegemite, and you just have to have consumed it from an impressionable age to understand it?

Drop us an email at sapphicavclub@gmail.com and let us know!

Also, for those curious about the song Kissing Mandy, you can find it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FFGh8kjFuU

It is an experience

Hello, and welcome to the first episode of The Sapphic AV Club! It's like a book club, but gayer and without the books.

In this episode Alice, Rad and Jess watch and discuss Bottoms (2023) and ask the question: Are we old? Or is it the children who are out of touch?