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Best geek movies throughout history.
How Amityville 3-D Tried to Save 3D—and Ended Up Killing It Instead
How Amityville 3-D Tried to Save 3D—and Ended Up Killing It Instead. A Movies of the 80s Feature There are movies that define an era, movies that reinvent genres, and movies that push technology forward. And then there’s Amityville 3-D — a film that somehow managed to do none of those things, while still becoming a perfect time capsule of Hollywood’s endless optimism about “the next great cinematic format.”
By Movies of the 80s11 months ago in Geeks
'Dead Man’s Wire' Review: Gus Van Sant Turns a 1977 Hostage Crisis Into a Fierce Modern True Crime Story
⭐ Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars Dead Man's Wire Directed by Gus Van Sant Written by Austin Kolodny Starring Bill Skarsgard, Dacre Montgomery, Al Pacino, Colman Domingo, Cary Elwes
By Sean Patrick11 months ago in Geeks
Duplex - An Underrated Comedy
How bad could sharing an apartment with an old woman be? Duplex moved into theaters in 2003. A young couple moves into a duplex in a New York City neighborhood. There’s one catch - The tenant, Mrs. Connelly, is a sweet old woman who lives upstairs. A series of chaos and broken boards occurs, and they must get rid of Mrs. Connelly.
By Marielle Sabbag11 months ago in Geeks
Jay Kelly (2025) and Blue Moon (2025). Top Story - December 2025.
As a writer I have been given mountains of advice, solicited and unsolicited. Some of it useful, some to be discarded and some of it contradictory. (Here, I just followed the advice about the "rule of three").
By Rachel Robbins11 months ago in Geeks
Remembering A Christmas Story (1983): Where the Cast Went and the Wild Career Behind the Camera
Remembering A Christmas Story (1983): The Cast, the Director, and the Lasting Magic of a Holiday Classic There are Christmas movies, and then there are Christmas institutions. A Christmas Story (1983) didn’t just become a sleeper hit; it slid quietly into the cultural bloodstream, emerging decades later as a 24-hour-marathon, leg-lamp–selling, endlessly quotable tradition. But behind the nostalgia and BB-gun fantasies are a handful of working actors, a future behind-the-camera pro, and a director whose career ranged from legendary horror to raucous teen sex comedies to one of the most gentle and wholesome films ever made.
By Movies of the 80s11 months ago in Geeks
Jack Frost (1998) - A Movie Review
Did I just see a snowman on a snowboard? After a big snowstorm, Jack Frost appeared in theaters in 1998. A father is killed in a car accident on Christmas Eve. One year later, Jack reincarnates as a snowman. He has one final chance to make things right with his son, Charlie, before it’s too late.
By Marielle Sabbag11 months ago in Geeks
100-Word Movie Reviews
The Running Man (2025), Director: Edgar Wright The Running Man is an action-packed comedy. It stars Glen Powell as Ben Richards, who I hope merits more starring roles because he is a talented actor. Only, his performance doesn’t save the film, which is an ongoing rollercoaster of repetitive jokes. The signature quick-cut humor and satirical tone of Edgar Wright are present, but he rushes through the social commentary. The action sequences last too long. The fight-in-a-towel scene made me laugh. Apparently, Powell had to film this in cold weather. Michael Cera is the funniest supporting cast member with Powell. I always like a Stephen King movie adaptation.
By Marielle Sabbag11 months ago in Geeks
Arco Review: A Lush, Heartfelt Sci-Fi Adventure About Growing Up Too Fast
⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5) Arco (American Dubbed) (2025) Directed by Ugo Bienvenu Written by Ugo Bienvenu Starring Natalie Portman, Mark Ruffalo, Will Ferrell, Andy Sandberg, Swann Arlaud, and Alma Jodorowsky
By Sean Patrick11 months ago in Geeks
