The Bitch Who Stole Christmas

It's silly and camp but the sheer laziness of Rupaul to not even turn up to set...wow. I'm sure they could have found some time to be in the seem scene as someone, it's constantly just over the shoulder shots because Ru isn't actually there, it's so distracting.

The writing is sort of drag race acting challenge, however I did actually laugh once or twice so that's an improvement from the acting challenges. I think that they had funny parts in here.

I also think the writers had also seen a fair share of hallmark movies. That was probably my favourite part. They just tore apart all the tropes from hallmarks Christmas movies.

1 star purely because even RuPaul couldn't be bothered to turn up on set for this... "movie". Krysta Rodriguez does her best with what she's given. It's camp and horrible but also so bad it's good?

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.

It is reminiscent of some of my friends. But Andy Ridings is the best part of the whole movie. He was deadpan funny and loved every time he found an excuse to remove his shirt. It's typical hunk in a comedy move. All the queens are great and love the movie. It needs to be on all streaming platforms. The costumes are fantastic, the musical numbers are hilarious. Kudos to the writers and directors. The cast is perfect for such a silly romp. Drag Race kept something going and brought it to the big screen in a great way. RuPaul as always slays the the runway and is evilly delicious. Cracked me up with the whole story.

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.