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Isis: Still a Goddess after All These Years
To Live, Die and Live Again Ancient Egyptian mythology can be best summed up as a life-and-death cycle. In many respects, the gods and goddesses were born, lived their lives, died and were reborn. And at the heart of it was a goddess, sometimes referred to as a queen, enchantress and a mother to gods.
By Dean Traylor18 days ago in Geeks
Hope: Movie Review
South Korea has given us some of the best and most incredible films of the twenty-first century. Parasite , The Handmaiden , Oldboy , Memories of Murder and Train to Busan are just a handful of titles worth mentioning when discussing just how rich and impressive the country’s cinematic catalogue is. I always find myself intrigued and excited whenever I sit down to watch a film knowing it’s South Korean, because time and time again, the country’s filmmakers have proven just how exceptional their cinema can be, and they almost never disappoint.
By Maria L18 days ago in Geeks
Avengers Endgame: Encore
So far in my generation, there hasn’t been a movie that has become more of a global event and cultural phenomenon than Avengers: Endgame . The only other movie I can remember coming close to that level of global hype and excitement was Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2, which came out almost a decade earlier. When Endgame hit theatres in April 2019, it wasn’t just a regular movie or another entry in the MCU franchise. It marked the culmination of 11 years, countless films, and interconnected storylines, all coming together for one final time. If you weren’t tapped into Marvel at the time, I couldn’t even begin to put into words the sheer magnitude of the moment or its impact on the world. All I can say is this: you just had to be there.
By Maria L18 days ago in Geeks
Carrie: TV Series review
Carrie is one of the most widely recognised and universally acclaimed horror novels of the last hundred years. First published in 1974, the novel introduced the world to Stephen King, who would later become known as the king of horror and one of the most successful authors of all time. Over the past fifty years, Carrie has been adapted for the big screen three times, with the latest Amazon Prime adaptation marking the first time the novel has been brought to life as a television series.
By Maria L18 days ago in Geeks
Which Gambit was Better?
Have you ever doom-scrolled and found a video you felt needed a blog because the comment section was too short and limited? Trust me, it's happened to me a lot. I came across a video about the live-action X-Men character Gambit. The video is called “Is Channing Tatum’s Gambit really that bad? The video was made by YouTuber Cinefrenzylab; check out the channel and like their videos.
By stephanie borges19 days ago in Geeks
Award-Winning Documentary “Call Me Micky” Heads to the 21st Annual Teaneck International Film Festival on November 7
TEANECK, NJ — October 2026 — The acclaimed new documentary “Call Me Micky” is coming home to New Jersey! Following an exciting start on the film festival circuit, where it has already earned two awards, the powerful and deeply personal film has been selected for the 21st Annual Teaneck International Film Festival , with a special screening scheduled for Saturday, November 7, 2026 .
By Jimmy Stars World19 days ago in Geeks
The Stage Lights and the Unpaid Wages
I On October 12, 2026, the K-pop girl group A2O LITE made its debut. Nine members. Average age fifteen. The youngest was thirteen. Among them stood Chinese member Sheng Aijing. A few hours after the debut song went live, her name appeared in trending topics across several countries. Korean media called her a "monster rookie." Chinese fans began reposting her fancams. The comments filled with "Little BoA."
By Jin20 days ago in Geeks
Angelica Figueroa: The Mexican Filmmaker Bringing Imagination, Passion, and Purpose to Hollywood
Hollywood is a city built on dreams. But behind every unforgettable scene, every beautifully constructed environment, and every cinematic moment that transports an audience into another world, there are creative minds whose names rarely appear in the headlines.
By Jimmy Stars World20 days ago in Geeks
What If Iman Vellani Helped Shape Marvel’s Future? Turning Superhero Fandom Into a Global Movement for Literacy and the Arts.
Picture this: Marvel shifting its focus away from securing A-list stars for the upcoming Avengers movie, the Disney+ show slated for next year, or even from the whole notion of the Marvel Cinematic Universe as we know it.
By Jenna Deedy20 days ago in Geeks
North Shore Players to Celebrate Community, Love, and Theater with "Godspell"
“Thou shalt love the Lord, your God, with all your heart and soul.” - Godspell. “Godspell” is coming to the North Shore Players (NSP) stage this November. Premiering in 1971, “Godspell” follows Jesus Christ as he gathers a group of followers and teaches them lessons about love, kindness, and faith.
By Marielle Sabbag20 days ago in Geeks
I Read 100 Bad Web Novels. This Is the One That Broke Me.
I read web novels on my phone at 2 a.m. The screen light hurt my eyes. I kept reading anyway. Then I hit a scene I could not ignore.
By Jin21 days ago in Geeks
I'm glad Jeff Fowler changed Sonic's design
Seven years ago, I wrote a blog about two popular video games turned into films, and I shared my opinion on them. The films were Pokémon Detective Pikachu and Sonic the Hedgehog. I'm just going to be honest: I was totally disgusted by Sonic's design and the film. He looks absolutely fake and absolutely terrifying. Unlike Pokémon, you can literally see that Sonic's design doesn't match the film's environment, and he looks nothing like the game.
By stephanie borges21 days ago in Geeks