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"Mouse" (2026): A Poignant and Heartwarming Film
Everyone's grief journey is different. “Mouse” is a 2026 film. Minnie, a young girl, loses her best friend, Callie. While navigating grief, Minnie makes an unexpected bond with her best friend’s mother. To honor her best friend, Minnie signs up for a talent show.
By Marielle Sabbagabout 3 hours ago in Geeks
A Decade in the Making: Jessica Algard Brings "(Start) Over" to the Stage
It all takes time. After 10 years of developing the script, Jessica Algard’s Almond Theatre Company is bringing her original play, “(Start) Over,” to Gloucester Stage Company this December.
By Marielle Sabbagabout 5 hours ago in Geeks
An Open Letter to Trey Parker and Matt Stone: Let Tweek and Craig’s Story Continue Without Turning Fandom Into a Battleground
Dear Trey Parker and Matt Stone, I have long been a devoted follower of South Park and feel a genuine connection to its characters. While the comedy is something we all appreciate, what truly makes these stories memorable is the characters themselves and the bonds between them.
By Jenna Deedy2 days ago in Geeks
I Got Bored of Blockbuster TV, Then Five British Shows Woke Me Up
American shows are like mutton hot pot: big portions, thick meat, a rolling broth, and one bite gives you full satisfaction. British shows are like cold-tossed radish skin: crisp, sharp, a little spicy. After too much hot pot, one plate of radish skin and your head clears.
By Jin4 days ago in Geeks
(2026) Lady
Yesterday (Oct.31) I watched this new British movie at my favorite indie theater - Cinematheque at the Cleveland Institute of Arts. This was my first trip there after I returned from Tbilisi and I was happy to renew my membership and pick up their November schedule.
By Lana V Lynx4 days ago in Geeks
Primetime: Movie Review
It feels as though the entire world has already seen this movie, but here in the UK, we've only just had it released two days ago.
By Maria L4 days ago in Geeks
Bad Apples: Movie Review
Like the saying goes, one bad apple really can spoil the entire barrel. And some people, or children in this case, are simply rotten to the core.
By Maria L4 days ago in Geeks
The Maltese Falcon: The Movie That Taught Hollywood How to Lie
Everybody wants something in The Maltese Falcon . Money. Power. Love. Revenge. The trouble is that nobody can be trusted to tell the truth about which one matters most.
By ambiguous karma4 days ago in Geeks
The Sopranos Didn’t Glorify Italian-American Stereotypes. It Exposed Them.
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: few things in this world annoy me more than fake activism. Every few years, I revisit The Sopranos, and each time I notice something new that I may have missed before. It remains one of the most brilliant examples of television writing and acting ever produced. Yet somehow, a show that ended more than a decade ago is still being accused of perpetuating stereotypes and glorifying criminality by people who seem to have a questionable understanding of what they’re watching.
By mark bradley (mark45xxx)5 days ago in Geeks
“Clayface” (2026) Spoiler-Free Review: Watchable, but Left a Lot to Be Desired. Content Warning.
From Celebrity To Becoming A Monster Matt Hagen has fought his way from Gotham’s streets to Hollywood stardom, building a career as a leading man. But his success is shattered when a local crime boss leaves him horribly disfigured. Abandoned by the people who once supported him, Matt searches for a way to reclaim his appearance and the life he has lost. He turns to a cutting-edge treatment that he hopes will restore his former face. However, the procedure comes with terrifying consequences, disrupting his grip on reality and setting him a deadly path driven by a personal vendetta. His transformation affects both his identity and humanity.
By TheScreenAnalyst5 days ago in Geeks
What is a Name?. Top Story - November 2026.
An Induction to Horror "What happened after the prom scene?" I ask my mother quietly before she can dash away to her party. "How does the story end?"
By Taylor Rigsby6 days ago in Geeks
Make It So: Remembering Patrick Stewart, the Captain Who Taught Us What Dignity Sounds Like
I found out the way we all find out now. A push notification, a headline I had to read twice, and then the quiet that follows when someone you never met but somehow knew is gone.
By Lawrence Lease6 days ago in Geeks