This review is going to contain minor spoilers of the film discussed so if you wanted to watch it and feel like this would ruin the experience for you, then here is your warning to stop reading and go and watch the film. * It can seem, if you don't interact with the LGBT community much, that drag culture just popped into existence. That it was invented by RuPaul and that it's purpose is to entertain mass audiences. I'm not a historian and I don't plan on preaching on the long history of drag competitions, of drag queens and gender fuckery, or its appropriation in the mainstream. There are people who are much more informed who can do that for me . What I do want is to highlight is the state of queer film during the 90s, how much of it gained a cult status with queer audiences. I'm thinking along the lines of Gregg Araki, Cheryl Dunye and Gus Van Sant. To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar (1995) fits neatly into this, displaying drag culture out in t