Welcome one and all to the inaugural episode of The Feminine Critique, a hopefully bi-weekly (the twice a month, not twice a week kind) podcast where Paracinema Magazine’s Christine Makepeace and The Deadly Doll’s House’s Emily Intravia team up to cover two somehow related films. This week, the ladies shoot a double dose of Francis Ford Coppola with 1974’s surveillance seeped The Conversation and 1986’s nostalgic Peggy Sue Got Married. Also on the docket: debating the merits of Michelle Rodriquez, agreeing on the demerits of Ali Larter, and sussing out whether every blond is a prostitute or just a needy name.
