The Bitch Who Stole Christmas

Lots of drag race puns and good to see Ru letting other racers shine.

A must watch for all drag race superfans.

If you've ever seen a hallmark Christmas movie this film takes the plot from several of those films and mocks it.

The acting and comedy styles of Ginger, Brook-lyn, Peppermint and Jan are fantastic.

Stupid, campy fun that doesn't take itself seriously at all. Genuinely funny moments and Jaymes Mansfield was a massive highlight!

Wild that RuPaul was entirely green screened in.

3 is the best I could score this.

• 1 star for Michelle Visage. <3
• Another star for the countless Drag Queen cameos, some of which are actually fun... (Mayhem Miller, Chad Michaels...)
• And lastly one for the fans who will undoubtedly tune in, wether they enjoy this or not.

It's poorly shot and directed, unoriginal, grossly redundant and overall pretty damn boring. But if you're a Drag race super fan, like myself, seeing Peppermint and co. On the big screen is always better than not. Even if some of them (looking at you, my beloved GotMik)... should probably never pursue a career in acting... so tune in if you got a mound of dishes to do and prefer to multi-task. Otherwise you're not missing anything.

As a diehard drag race fan, i had to check this out. And due to all the drag race cameos (latrice royale, raven, brooke lynn, mayhem, etc), it's a worthwhile watch just for that alone.

But a lot of this film doesn't hold up. In fact the plot is pretty terrible and in a film all about queerness and queer people, the main plotline centres around two straight people falling in love. Hmmm...

if you like campy flicks (think jinkx and dela's christmas special, but worse), you might like this. Is it a must watch? No. But should you stream it anyway to support the queens? I say it's worth it.

The B!tch Who Stole Christmas (2021) -

This was another parody of the typical made for TV Christmas film, but while 'A Clusterfunke Christmas' (2021) had a certain appeal with its mimickry and direct ripping off of the Hallmark, Etc standard storylines and film making methods, this one went a bit too far for my tastes and even Big Russ (Andy Ridings) with his hot body on display every time he was on screen, wasn't enough to keep me watching this incredibly predictable farce.

I have yet to watch one single episode of 'RuPaul's Drag Race', because I just can't stand how false it all appears to be. As such, I believe that this film was made for fans of that show and therefore not aimed at me, so if you are a fan of Ru then you should probably say "Yasss Queen" and watch this one, but I won't bother trying again.

Unscored as unfinished.