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Best geek movies throughout history.
Snow White
The general public is tired of live action remakes in general, but particularly from Disney. However their latest addition, Snow White, fell under extra special scrutiny because the internet hates women and Rachel Zegler was its latest victim. See, she made some outrageous and disrespectful comments about the original Snow White film. She said the film from 1937 was outdated (GASP), she talked about how the creepy old witch scared her when she was a child (what a monster) and these comments led to a flood of hate from a certain sect of the internet. The internet seems to forget that acting is a job and actors take roles to feed themselves. They might also really connect with the material and feel very passionately about a project but ultimately it's how they don’t starve.
By Alexandrea Callaghanabout a year ago in Geeks
Gothic TV & Movies
Castle Rock: Castle Rock is an American supernatural horror television series, adapted from Stephen King's fictional town of Castle Rock, Maine. The series was created by Sam Shaw and Dustin Thomason, and premiered on July 25, 2018, on Hulu.
By Kristen Barenthalerabout a year ago in Geeks
Top 10 Must Watch Watch Movies Of 2025
2025 has already proven to be a phenomenal year for film lovers. With a mix of fresh concepts, emotional storytelling, and breathtaking visuals, this year's cinematic offerings span across genres and styles. Whether you're a fan of thrillers, sci-fi, or heartwarming dramas, there's something on this list for everyone. Here's our curated selection of the top 10 new movies of 2025 you simply must watch—each with a personal touch and compelling reasons to hit play. 1. Sentimental Value Director: Joachim Trier Genre: Drama IMDb Rating: ★ 8.4/10 Why Watch: This soul-stirring drama is a masterclass in emotional storytelling. Trier beautifully captures the complexity of a fractured father-daughter relationship as two sisters reconnect with their estranged filmmaker father. The film blends cinematic nostalgia with raw emotion, offering a heartfelt story within a story. If you've ever struggled to reconnect with family, this movie will hit close to home. 2. Sinners Director: Ryan Coogler Genre: Horror/Drama IMDb Rating: ★ 8.1/10 Why Watch: Ryan Coogler brings new blood to the vampire genre—literally. Sinners is an atmospheric, thought-provoking horror film that’s about much more than fangs. It explores faith, identity, and community through a southern gothic lens, delivering both chills and contemplation. This is horror with a purpose—if you enjoy Jordan Peele’s work, you’ll love this. 3. Mickey 17 Director: Bong Joon-ho Genre: Sci-Fi IMDb Rating: ★ 7.9/10 Why Watch: In this ambitious adaptation of Edward Ashton’s novel, Robert Pattinson plays a disposable human clone on a colonization mission. Bong Joon-ho weaves in dark comedy and existential dread, challenging what it means to be alive—and replaceable. Perfect for sci-fi lovers who crave philosophical depth with their dystopia. 4. The Ugly Stepsister Director: Emilie Blichfeldt Genre: Horror/Fantasy IMDb Rating: ★ 7.8/10 Why Watch: Forget everything you know about Cinderella. This dark fairy tale flips the script, telling the story through the lens of a grotesquely overlooked stepsister. Blending horror with psychological depth, it’s unsettling in the best way. It’s a cathartic journey for anyone who’s ever felt like the forgotten one. 5. Warfare Directors: Alex Garland & Ray Mendoza Genre: War/Drama IMDb Rating: ★ 8.3/10 Why Watch: Warfare isn’t just a war movie—it’s a personal, gut-wrenching experience. Told through the memories of Navy SEALs, the film offers a raw portrayal of trauma, brotherhood, and survival in Ramadi, Iraq. The documentary-style realism pulls you right into the chaos. Ideal for viewers who want war films with emotional depth, not just explosions. 6. One of Them Days Director: Lawrence Lamont Genre: Comedy/Drama IMDb Rating: ★ 7.5/10 Why Watch: What happens when your rent check bounces and your life spirals overnight? Starring Keke Palmer and SZA, this quirky dramedy captures the chaotic beauty of friendship during tough times. It’s funny, touching, and oh-so-relatable. We’ve all had "one of them days"—this film just puts it on screen. 7. The Secret Agent Director: Karim Aïnouz Genre: Political Thriller IMDb Rating: ★ 7.7/10 Why Watch: Set in 1970s Brazil, The Secret Agent follows the dangerous life of a journalist caught between truth and tyranny. The lush cinematography and gripping political narrative make it a standout international thriller. It’s a must-watch for lovers of stories based on real-world tensions and personal risk. 8. The Phoenician Scheme Director: Wes Anderson Genre: Spy Comedy IMDb Rating: ★ 7.2/10 Why Watch: Wes Anderson returns with a visually whimsical espionage caper. While not his strongest narrative, the film’s stylish world, quirky characters, and ironic humor make it worth watching for fans of Anderson’s distinct flair. For those who like their spy stories served with charm, color, and eccentric dialogue. 9. Companion Director: Drew Hancock Genre: Sci-Fi/Thriller IMDb Rating: ★ 7.6/10 Why Watch: In a world where androids are integrated into everyday life, Companion dives deep into the ethical and emotional implications of artificial intelligence. The narrative is gripping and surprisingly intimate. It’s a perfect choice for anyone interested in the human side of AI. 10. Thunderbolts* Director: Jake Schreier Genre: Superhero/Action IMDb Rating: ★ 7.4/10 Why Watch: This new Marvel entry brings together a team of antiheroes for a high-stakes mission. With gripping action and unexpected emotional layers, it adds new flavor to the often predictable superhero formula. It’s more than just another Marvel movie—it’s about redemption, trust, and second chances. Final Thoughts Cinema in 2025 is thriving, thanks to bold storytelling, fresh perspectives, and emotionally resonant narratives. These ten films highlight the creative diversity filmmakers are bringing to the screen. Each movie offers something different—some challenge the mind, others touch the heart, and a few will even give you goosebumps. So whether you're watching from a theater seat or your own couch, let these stories take you somewhere new. These films don’t just entertain—they invite reflection, spark emotion, and remind us of the power of good storytelling. Ready to update your watchlist?
By Hassan Miaabout a year ago in Geeks
The Spiritual Consequence of Masturbation
Many individuals don't talk about masturbation, and especially avoid the topic in spiritual circles. And while most will talk about it from a medical or psychological standpoint, not much is mentioned about the spiritual aspects.
By Lightbringer about a year ago in Geeks
Film Discussion: In the Heart of the Sea (2015). Content Warning.
I don't often watch films anymore. I just can't find the time but when a stretch does present itself, I like to immerse myself in someone else's vision for a while. Last night, it was Ron Howard's turn to present, in the highly esteemed theatre known as my lounge, his cinematic creation In the Heart of the Sea.
By Rachel Deemingabout a year ago in Geeks
