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Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch: Inside the Most Bizarre, Addictive Show on TV
What if a single stretch of land could hold everything—lost treasure, paranormal energy, and a secret so powerful it’s buried beneath tons of Utah rock? Welcome to Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch, Discovery Channel’s strangest, most addictive show to date.
By Rukka Nova2 years ago in Geeks
My First 12 Hours...
As you guys may have realised, I have been made one of the admins of our wonderful Facebook group. Now, I'm not going to say too much because of the fact I know there are certain people who subscribe to my account who, let's just say if there was a button to block them, would no longer be subscribers. However, here's a review of what I have found over the last 12 hours in the most comprehensive way I can find through connecting the dots. I will try not to make this too long winded or purposefully obtuse.
By Annie Kapur2 years ago in Geeks
The Life List
Netflix is probably the leading streaming service in original content. In the last few years they have cranked out countless original movies and limited series in an attempt to keep subscribers interested. Though the quality of their shows is no comparison to Prime Video there is still the occasional gem.
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 years ago in Geeks
Another Simple Favor
A Simple Favor is one of those movies that absolutely did not need a sequel, the ending of it also doesn’t easily lend itself to one. I will say that the contrast of Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick does work really well, Anna is sweet, adorable and quirky as is her character. And Blake is an insufferable pretentious bitch, as is her character. So very little acting was required of either one of them. I am really not sure why we decided to do a sequel 6 years later, or why we are still letting Blake Lively work but here we are.
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 years ago in Geeks
7 Challengers Who Should Have Become Mainstays
The Challenge is unique because it lets reality TV stars come back season after season. We have people who do 1-2 seasons and then people who do 20+ seasons and have become faces of the franchise. This list will be of challengers who could have become mainstays but didn't.
By Dylan Deckard2 years ago in Geeks
Nonnas (2025) - A Heartfelt Italian Movie
It’s never too late to start everything all over again. Nonnas arrived out of the oven and onto Netflix in 2025. After the death of his mother, Joe Scaravella sets out on a risky journey to open an Italian restaurant, Enotica Maria. He hires four older women to be his cooks. This experience is eye-opening for everyone.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
Jameliz Leaks: Understanding the Full Story Behind
In the world of digital content, leaks and scandals often become a focal point for social media buzz and celebrity gossip. One of the most recent cases to take the internet by storm involves Jameliz, a rising star on platforms like OnlyFans. Her content, initially meant for a select audience, has become the subject of intense discussion due to the sudden leak of some of her private material. As the Jameliz leaks continue to circulate online, many are wondering what exactly happened and what they may have missed in this unfolding story. This article delves into the details of the Jameliz leaks, the impact on her career, and what it means for creators on platforms like OnlyFans.
By Vincent Otiri2 years ago in Geeks
Top 10 Most Chilling Episodes of The UnXplained Ranked by Mystery Score
The UnXplained, hosted by the legendary William Shatner, has tackled everything from ancient ruins and psychic powers to haunted artifacts and places where people vanish without a trace. But some episodes stand out — not just for what they reveal, but for what they leave unanswered.
By Rukka Nova2 years ago in Geeks
Georgetown Theatre Workshop Delivers Big Laughs with 'Rumors'
What’s going to happen if I spread a rumor? Georgetown Theatre Workshop presents Neil Simon's 1980s play Rumors. When four couples show up for a dinner party, they discover the host has shot himself and the hostess is missing. When law officials become involved, the party fabricates absurd stories to conceal the truth—if they even know what it is.
By Marielle Sabbag2 years ago in Geeks
What Happened to AATIP? The Pentagon’s Secret UFO Program and Why It Was (Allegedly) Shut Down
In 2017, the New York Times broke a story that blew the lid off decades of denial: The U.S. Department of Defense had been secretly funding a program to study unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) — what most people still call UFOs.
By Rukka Nova2 years ago in Geeks
