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Best geek movies throughout history.

What is a Name?
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 Rigsbyabout an hour ago in Geeks
🎃Halloween Martial Arts Action Cinema Volume 2
It’s that time of year again! If you’re a fan of martial arts and spooky films. Then you’re in luck, because I’ve curated a new list. Whether it’s ghost, zombies, vampires , sorcerers, etc. Each of these films offer great action and scares to fulfill your viewing needs during Halloween season. Here is volume 2 of Halloween martial arts action cinema.
By Martial World Action Cinemaabout 3 hours ago in Geeks
Fatherland (2026)
Before you get excited, this isn’t an adaptation of the Robert Harris dystopia thriller. In fact, this Fatherland is quite a tough sell, despite being a beautiful, thoughtful movie. It is a German language film, shot in black and white, looking at the aftermath at World War 2 at an individual, family, societal and philosophical level. The film is based on the literary giant Thomas Mann’s road trip across Germany from Frankfurt in the West to Weimar in the East to receive prizes for his work, in 1949.
By Rachel Robbinsa day ago in Geeks
Dracula and other vampire movies for Halloween. Top Story - October 2026.
This is my collection of vampire movies which I love to watch on Halloween. It’s a great movie playlist for a vampire movie marathon. Just keep all your favourite snacks nearby because you won’t want to leave your vampire marathon.
By Susan Fourtané a day ago in Geeks
The Godfather: The Film Left Out Details About Lucy and Sonny That Were in the Book
Filmmakers often take liberties, and scripts can differ from the books they're based on. This was true with several plots in the 1972 hit The Godfather. One of them revolves around the affair between Lucy Mancini (Jeannie Linero) and Sonny Corleone (James Caan).
By Cheryl E Preston2 days ago in Geeks
Clayface: Movie Review
If you're squeamish, this will be a hard one for you to sit through. Going into this movie, I was really hoping they wouldn’t hold back on the body horror, as Matt Hagen’s story can only be told properly through graphic, visceral imagery. Luckily, the filmmakers delivered exactly what I was hoping for.
By Maria L2 days ago in Geeks
The Short-Drama Boom Isn’t a Storytelling Win. It’s a Bill Sent to Cinema.
The claim circulated for weeks: Redov, the short-drama app launched by ByteDance three years ago, was on pace to earn more than 40 billion yuan in 2026, enough to match or overtake China’s total annual box office. On October 27, Redov’s official account issued a statement. The revenue figures, including “annualized approaching 40 billion” and “420 to 450 billion this year,” were untrue. The “institutional data” and “expert projections” behind them were not official information, and the comparisons built on them had no factual basis.
By Jin2 days ago in Geeks
The Opening Credits Say Jeffrey Lau, Not Stephen Chow
In the opening credits of A Chinese Odyssey , the director's credit reads Jeffrey Lau. Not Stephen Chow. There is nothing to argue about this fact. Stephen Chow is the lead actor. He is Joker, he is Sun Wukong, he is the man standing below the city wall watching the Sunset Warrior and saying, "He looks like a dog." His performance carries the part of the film people remember most. But the director's credit is Jeffrey Lau, and that is there in black and white.
By Jin2 days ago in Geeks
A Short-Drama Character Told Me to Sleep. My Thumb Kept Scrolling.
Hongguo Short Drama now shows “rest reminders” and “sleep reminders.” If you watch too long or open the app late at night, a character from a short drama may appear on the recommendation page and tell you to take a break. The move is easy to like. A platform is finally saying, “Go to sleep,” and it does so without sounding like a warning label. But a character’s friendly nudge will not stop people who cannot stop scrolling short dramas.
By Jin2 days ago in Geeks
Sinners, Idlewild, and Honeydripper: A Comparative Film Analysis
Musical films have the ability to tell stories through a combination of music, movement, dialogue, and visual storytelling. While some musicals use songs primarily to entertain audiences, others use music to explore culture, identity, history, relationships, and personal struggles. Three films that demonstrate different approaches to music and storytelling are Sinners (2025), directed by Ryan Coogler; Idlewild (2006), starring the musical duo OutKast; and HoneyDripper (2007), directed by John Sayles. Although these films share an interest in African American musical traditions and the communities surrounding them, each approaches music differently. Sinners combines supernatural horror with blues and cultural history, Idlewild blends musical performance with romance and crime, and HoneyDripper focuses on the evolution of blues music and the survival of a struggling juke joint. Examining these films together reveals how music can become more than entertainment: it can serve as a character, a source of conflict, a form of cultural expression, and a powerful storytelling device.
By Gladys W. Muturi3 days ago in Geeks
ClayFace: The Monster Who Didn’t Want To Be Alone.
Spoilers Ahead! If you haven’t watched Clayface, consider this your final warning before we dive into Gotham’s latest nightmare.
By Edwin Betancourt Jr.3 days ago in Geeks
Disney's Most Famous Animated Film Stars
The Disney films have included some of the most famous animated film stars. Many of their animated films have had a significant impact at the box office. In addition, their film stars have also been in a variety of shorter animated cartoons, comic strips, storybooks, and games.
By Matthew A3 days ago in Geeks