The Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast Network
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Every other week, The Stream Queens podcast takes to the internet waves to bring you a (mostly on-topic) review of horror—or horror-adjacent—films you can stream online. Join us for drinks and a movie! A part of the Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast universe.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Rachel and Mars pair structured horror reviews with franchise memory, sharp reactions, and the loose chemistry of friends arguing after a screening.
Rachel and Mars turn horror-film criticism into a lively argument among friends, moving from plot to visuals, audio, and scariness without sanding away their immediate reactions.
The sheep at the window gets sympathy; your roller coaster paranoia gets company.
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A NASCAR death trap, generous riffing, and a clear walk through the franchise's premonitions and survivor order.
Stream Queens treats The Final Destination like a loose, affectionate hangout. The hosts mock the movie’s nonsense, keep circling back to how little anyone would want to be near a NASCAR race, and give the returning Here's Johnny guests room to slide in naturally.
A filthy-funny Barbarian discussion that turns the house, the bed, and the underground space into a sharp read on fear and gender.
This Stream Queens episode moves from jokes to a sharper read on Barbarian without losing the hangout feel. Rachel and Mars stay playful, but they also get specific about what the house, the bed, and the underground setup are doing to the story.
A Lisa rewatch that wanders, then lands on why the movie still feels off.
Stream Queens turns Lisa into a childhood rewatch with a wary look at how the movie lands now. Rachel and Mars keep the talk loose as they circle the film's odd pull, the creepy behavior around Lisa and Richard, and the prank-call memories that give the episode its shape.
A loose Final Destination 5 hangout where banter and detours do the work.
Final Destination 5 gets treated less like a tidy franchise stop and more like a group stress test, and Rachel sounds like she is only just holding on.
A Final Destination review that lets the banter warm up the room.
Stream Queens spends much of the episode on illness, recovery, and the usual catch-up before it settles into Final Destination. That slower opening suits the show's hangout-first rhythm: Rachel and Mars let the movie talk emerge from banter about Twilight casting, Bella, and a…
A loose, funny sequel check in that keeps the mood light.
Final Destination 2 gets a loose, joke heavy check in that matches the movie's own goofy momentum. Mars keeps the talk funny without slipping into empty praise, and the point comes through cleanly: the sequel does not need to reinvent the first one to be worth watching.
RV banter, cat jokes, and sheep-horror grief give this Lamb review a funny, eerie charge.
This episode moves with the kind of loose, sideways energy that makes it easy to stay with even when it wanders. RV banter, cat jokes, and cemetery talk keep the pace off balance in a good way, then the discussion of Lamb lands with real bite.
A funny, paranoia-soaked take on Final Destination 3 that leans into roller-coaster dread and franchise fatigue.
The episode follows Final Destination 3 as it turns the series into a cleaner machine for dread, then keeps poking at the seams. The hosts call out the throwbacks, say it feels made to keep the franchise moving, and land on a blunt view of it as a messy movie that gets by on the…
Mike Muncer and a different guest dissect two horror films per episode, by subgenre.
Screen Kids Podcast episode 90 covers Final Destination 2, with Mars, Larry, Justin, and Rachel trading jokes, trivia, and franchise memories around the 2003 sequel.
Rachel opens by calling Lisa a childhood attachment and asking whether it still holds up.
Rachel opens by saying Hellraiser 2022 has been a long, long, long, long time coming.
Rachel welcomes listeners back and frames the episode as a review of Lamb, then immediately drifts into the podcast RV, the cemetery out the window, the creepy things she thought she saw during the previous recording, and her joke about wanting to put her cats in little sweaters.
The Stream Queens podcast reviews *Final Destination 3* from a place of roller coaster dread.
Rachel kicks off by joking that The Final Destination is the last stop in the franchise, and the room immediately starts resisting that in spirit.
Stream Queens brings Rachel, Mars, Larry, and Justin together for a Final Destination review that starts with health talk, workplace COVID anxiety, and a borrowed “what have you been watching” format.
Rachel and Mars review Barbarian and open by joking that Bill Skarsgård makes Rachel ask whether he is “actually super hot.” They spend time on the movie’s setup in a Brightmoor Airbnb, where Tess meets Keith, hears about a convention in town, and later discovers a hidden basement room with a camera, a mattress, and a bucket.
Rachel opens by saying Final Destination 5 finally got to her.