I can tell this: Lausanne hasn’t seen such a show in decades, and will not see it again for a veeeery long time!

I knew there would be blood, there is a lot. What I didn’t knew is that the movie is absolutely amazing. The writing is great, the actors are great and of course the director is great.

There is one thing that has freaked me out, but I can’t say it without revealing too much to those who hasn’t seen it yet, and guys you have to! And who knows, maybe you’ll become the star of it I am just desappointed I couldn’t have a DVD, all gone too fast. Just had a T-shirt.

Anyway I have talked to Peaches and this photo has been taken. He is wonderful. I will see him soon again, this time out of drag. And of course we have talked about the FOF and you guy, but not too long as there were other fans waiting.

It’s impossible to talk about the hilarious cult films of John Waters without mentioning one of his greatest actresses, Mink Stole.

As a teenager Mink Stole met John Waters in Baltimore. Little did she know that her roles in such cult classics as “Pink Flamingos” and “Female Trouble” and then later on in “Hairspray” and “Serial Mom” would become some of the most beloved and twisted films of all time.

Mink Stole in All About Evil - photo by Austin Young

Although she’s appeared in every single one of his films, Mink still found the time to develop an acting career and even form her own band. This year Mink appears in Joshua Grannell’s film debut “All About Evil” as a nagging librarian who meets her untimely demise.

Join us as we talk with Mink about the origins of all those wonderful lines, her friendship with Divine, John Waters and Peaches Christ and why she gets butchered to death in so many movies, including All About Evil.

You can see Mink live in the flesh at the Chicago premier of “All About Evil” at the Music Box Theater on August 14th.

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Respect to all the drag queens! This past weekend we shocked and awed ourselves and the audience at Peaches Christ’s Chicago film premier of “All About Evil” by dressing up as Vampire Ladies.

On today’s show we fill you in on all the delicious hi-jinks of our trannylicious vampire weekend and give you our take on “All About Evil.”

Politics and Activism blogger Phil Reese joins us to make sense of the stay on Prop 8. Although this decision may seem like a disappointment, legal scholars say it may actually help marriage equality prevail in the long run.

Plus- all the hot news:

Former Illinois governor Blago is guilty of bleepin’ lying to the Feds and that’s it, all the other 23 charges resulted in a mistrial. Bleepin’ lucky basterd!

Target says FU to gay people- how does the battle against corporate person-hood affects us all?

Serbia’s Testicle Cooking World Championship serves up some spicy meatballs.

Dr. Laura’s racist meltdown forces her to quit her radio talk show.

And a touching letter from a listener in Alabama.

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Attention! Peaches Christ is in town, and no one is safe.

Everybody’s favorite drag queen horror movie fanatic, Peaches Christ, is rolling across the country screening her directorial film debut “All About Evil,” a black comedy about a mousy librarian who discovers her inner serial killer to save the family business- a failing movie house.

The film stars Thomas Dekker, Natasha Lyonne, Mink Stole and Elvira out of drag, Cassandra Peterson.

This Saturday marks the Chicago premiere of the film with fabulous pre-show entertainment at the Music Box Theater, and today we have Peaches in the home studio talking about making of the movie and how she managed to direct some of the biggest names in cult film.

Listen as Joshua Grannell, the man underneath all the Peaches Christ makeup, shares with us the skanky origin of the lead character’s name- “Deborah Tennis.”

Plus, hear to how his friend and mentor director John Waters reacted to the film. After all, there’s a little bit of “Serial Mom” and “Female Trouble” in “All About Evil.”

Join us for the a pre and after party at Berlin nightclub and the Chicago premier of “All About Evil” on Saturday, August 14, 2010.

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It’s impossible to talk about the hilarious cult films of John Waters without mentioning one of his greatest actresses, Mink Stole.

As a teenager Mink Stole met John Waters in Baltimore. Little did she know that her roles in such cult classics as “Pink Flamingos” and “Female Trouble” and then later on in “Hairspray” and “Serial Mom” would become some of the most beloved and twisted films of all time.

Mink Stole in All About Evil - photo by Austin Young

Although she’s appeared in every single one of his films, Mink still found the time to develop an acting career and even form her own band. This year Mink appears in Joshua Grannell’s film debut “All About Evil” as a nagging librarian who meets her untimely demise.

Join us as we talk with Mink about the origins of all those wonderful lines, her friendship with Divine, John Waters and Peaches Christ and why she gets butchered to death in so many movies, including All About Evil.

You can see Mink live in the flesh at the Chicago premier of “All About Evil” at the Music Box Theater on August 14th.

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We’re talking to the hilarious Mink Stole, best known for her appearances in John Waters’ films “Pink Flamingos,” “Female Trouble” and “Serial Mom.”

Mink Stole returns in Peaches Christ’s (Joshua Granell) directorial film debut “All About Evil” where she plays a dominating librarian named Evelyn who becomes embroiled in a horror film against her will.

Ask her anything!

Mink Stole will appear with Peaches Christ in Chicago and Milwaukee for the “All ABout Evil” Please RSVP on Facebook and help spread the word:

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Here is Mink Stole’s iconic line from the film “Female Trouble” where she plays Taffy, a little girl who gets propositioned for sex by her father in law.

Everybody loves Cassandra Peterson’s alter-ego Elvira, Mistress of the Dark.

Cassandra began her career as Las Vegas showgirl and later went on to being a horror movie hostess. As Elvira she is a Halloween icon and sex symbol for all things campy and spooky.

The “gal in the wig whose talents are big” takes a surprising new turn in Joshua Grannell’s directorial debut film “All About Evil” by playing a mommy, not a mummy.

Listen as we talk in-depth with the brilliant Cassandra Peterson about taking off her character for the directing drag queen Peaches Christ, the origins of her beloved character Elvira and her thoughts on the movie “Showgirls.”

Cassandra announces Elvira is also coming back big time this fall with the return of her fabulous TV show “Elvira’s Movie Macabre.”

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Did you know she dated Elvis Presley as a Showgirl in Las Vegas?

The Eastern origins of Elvira’s unsual eye makeup.

Discover the final resting place of her famous red victorian couch. Believe it or not, it’s not in the Smithsonian!

And questions from you! Don’t miss this show, it’s scary good.

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The directorial debut of Peaches Christ, All About Evil is a twisted black comedy with performances by Natasha Lyonne, Thomas Dekker, cult icon Mink Stole and Cassandra Peterson, aka as Elvira!

Comments closed! Listen to the interview here.

Tomorrow we’re talking to Cassandra Peterson, best known for her on-screen horror hostess character Elvira, Mistress of the Dark.

Cassandra stars in Peaches Christ’s debut horror/comedy film “All About Evil”– now traveling the country!

Ask Cassandra Peterson anything, post a question or a comment.

Peaches Christ’s debut film “All About Evil” is getting rave reviews, with many declaring the comedic bloodfest an instant cult classic. People can’t wait to see it and groups demanding the film be brought to their town are popping up all over Facebook.

This black comedy about a mousy librarian who discovers her inner serial killer by making movies where people actually die features an all star cast, with Mink Stole, Cassandra Peterson (better known as Elvira), Thomas Dekker from The Sarah Connor Chronicles, and indie cult actress Natasha Lyonne.

In many ways the success of the movie is the result of Joshua Granell’s long bumpy ride as drag queen icon and Midnight Mass mistress Peaches Christ.

But it’s not always been glamorous.

Today Joshua Granell, reveals for the first time his story of hitting rock bottom, his battle with alcoholism and how he rediscovered the joy of being a drag queen.

Listen as Peaches offers some serious advice for drag queens on finding your core passion and expressing yourself.

All About Evil makes it’s Texas premier this weekend at the Alamo Draft House in Austin, Texas. Check it out.

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Congratulations Peaches, the movie looks very promising and I’m sure we’ll love it.

She’s back! Peaches Christ gives us an exclusive behind the scenes look of the production of her debut horror film, All About Evil, which tells the story of a mad librarian who kills her victims in real life for her art house horror films.

The grueling 28 day film shooting schedule took it’s toll on poor Peaches. It almost killed her. Boy are we glad to have her back on the show.

Listen and find out who had a Christian Bale-out moment on the taping of the film? And what legendary filmmaker John Waters thinks of San Franscio’s drag movie maven.

Did Peaches really make Mink Stole cry? Just how far did fans go to be in the film?

Peaches also goes into the future of the legendary Midnight Mass film series now that she’s a famous film director.

Also, we take a look at some of the films to which we’re hopelessly addicted like “The Terminator”, “Showgirls” and “The Fifth Element.” Will “All About Evil” be one of them?

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