Name: BLECK PENTHA PT. 2 by We Know You Care
Duration: 1 h 56 min 54 s
Description: We continue our celebration of Black Panther in this second part. Praise to our BAE OF THE WEEK: Winston Duke. In the second half we discuss Drag Race and Mo'Nique. FU PAY US!

I've been waiting for this since I saw the movie!

Thanks for pointing that out that he didn't threaten Daniel's character.

I'm glad Libby brought up all the production stuff because people don't know the back story. Netflix did mistreat her.  If I were Monique I want to number from Netflix to be high enough to compensate for not doing shows.

On the premiere episode of Black Girl Film Club, Ashley and Britney discuss 1990’s House Party starring rap duo Kid ‘N Play and directed by Reginald Hudlin. What day of the week does the titular house party take place? Is Kid only six months younger than Robin Harris? Why does Bilal’s breath stank? Neither Britney nor Ashley have the answers to these questions but they talk about them and more!

Episode 1: House Party (1990)

We continue our celebration of Black Panther in this second part. Praise to our BAE OF THE WEEK: Winston Duke. In the second half we discuss Drag Race and Mo'Nique. FU PAY US!

BLECK PENTHA PT. 2

Sprang Brake fa eva! Now that we have that out of our system—on this week’s episode Ashley and Britney discuss Harmony Korrine’s 2012 “sensory experience” Spring Breakers. Starring a Pretty Little Liar, High School Musical, a Wizard of Waverly Place, the Director’s Wife, Someone Who Shouldn’t Be Allowed to Interact With Anyone Under the Age of 35 and Gucci Mane. 

The hosts marvel at the White Privilege depicted in this film. Britney is concerned about everyone’s pH balance. Ashley considers Korrine’s interpretation of the Millennial American Dream. Find out if a frat house is safer than a trap house!

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Episode 6:  Spring Breakers (2012)

PUSSYWILLOWS, DOTTIE! On this week’s episode, Ashley and Britney celebrate mothers by discussing John Water’s 1994 horror comedy Serial Mom! Starring Kathleen Turner, Sam Waterson, Matthew Lillard and Ricki Lake. Ashley shares John Waters’ inspiration for the film while Britney explains how to make prank phone calls in the ancient time of the 1990s. Both hosts are grossed out by Scotty the Pervert. 

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Episode 7: Serial Mom (1994)

On this week’s episode, Ashley and Britney discuss a horror classic—1976’s Carrie. Directed by Brian de Palma and starring Sissy Spacek, Piper Laurie and a young big fine John Travolta. The hosts share their prom experiences and discuss menstruation and dirty pillows (spoiler: they’re called “breasts,” mama).


This episode contains discussions of bullying and school violence that may not be appropriate for all audiences. Listener discretion is advised.


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Episode 8: Carrie (1976)

On this week’s episode of Black Girl Film Club Ashley and Britney are talking cults with 1973’s The Wicker Man. Directed by Robin Hardy and starring Edward Woodward, Christopher Lee and Britt Eckland. Join us as we get as frustrated with the citizens of Summerisle as Sgt. Neil Howie during his search for missing 12-year-old Rowan Morrison. We discuss paganism, odd musical numbers and the 2006 remake starring Sir Nicolas Cage. Sacrifice a barrel of Barefoot Moscato to the sea goddess and join us as we keep our appointment with the Wicker Man. 

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Episode 9: The Wicker Man (1973)

On this week’s episode of Black Girl Film Club, Ashley and Britney are still talking cults. Oh and Zal Batmanglij’s Sound of My Voice from 2011 starring Brit Marling. Listen as the hosts discuss what seems to be their favorite podcast (besides Black Girl Film Club). They even have an oddly timely chat about Drake’s identity crisis! Scorpion—out now!

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Episode 10: Sound of My Voice (2011)

It’s time to brush up on your “motherfuckers” and karate skills for this week’s episode of Black Girl Film Club. Ashley and Britney discuss 1975’s cinematic masterpiece Dolemite! Directed by D’Urville Martin and starring Rudy Ray Moore. We discuss how this film has influenced Black and hip-hop culture and share our favorite iconic lines! 

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Episode 11: Dolemite (1975)

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