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Reviews of the top geek movies, tv, and books in the industry.

My Review of "Scream"
Scream is a self aware horror movie that came out back in 1996. It was a pop culture phenomenon when it first came out and yet I never saw it. I remember the popularity and hype that was involved with this movie when it first came out. Yet I wasn't interested in watching it at all. Now almost 30 years later, I was able to finally give it a shot. Shockingly, I liked it. There's a lot of fun to be had with this movie.
By Brian Anonymousabout a year ago in Geeks
A Working Man Ending Explained
A Working Man, the most recent joint venture between Jason Statham and David Ayer, is a lighthearted adaptation of Chuck Dixon's 2014 novel Levon's Trade that draws inspiration from other one-man-army films like Taken and John Wick. While it won't receive any Oscar nominations, A Working Man is a well-executed version of Jason Statham's usual action fare and debuted to positive Rotten Tomatoes scores, continuing his recent hot streak. In addition to Michael Peña and David Harbour, Sylvester Stallone co-wrote the screenplay with Ayer and serves as the film's producer.
By WHB KHNabout a year ago in Geeks
MobLand Episode 1 Ending Explained
A brewing conflict between rival crime families in the London underworld was given life by Guy Ritchie's star-studded new crime drama MobLand, which premiered spectacularly on Paramount+. MobLand, starring Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, and Helen Mirren, follows the activities of the Harrigans, a family that makes money from the sale of guns and drugs, as well as their associates, chief among them Harry Da Souza (Hardy), the family's fixer. Since Guy Ritchie is an executive producer on the drama series, it goes without saying that his signature storytelling and action elements are included.
By WHB KHNabout a year ago in Geeks
How Artificial Intelligence is Changing Our Lives
Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer science fiction—it’s reshaping our world at lightning speed. By 2025, experts predict AI will be 10x more advanced than today, revolutionizing industries, jobs, and even human relationships.
By Tausif Aliabout a year ago in Geeks
Does the Evil Queen Die in Disney’s Snow White (2025)?
Disney’s 2025 live-action remake of Snow White brings a fresh take on the beloved classic, reimagining characters and storylines while staying true to the heart of the original fairy tale. One of the most pressing questions fans have is: Does the Evil Queen meet her end in this new version?
By Sangita Nandiabout a year ago in Geeks
Not so useful but pretty things I got from Temu
You know those things you buy just because they make you happy, even if they don’t have a real purpose? That’s exactly what this list is about. I’ve picked up a few little treasures from Temu that aren’t exactly life-changing, but they add a bit of joy to my day. Whether it’s a glowing light, adorable stickers, or a fancy bookmark, these finds make my life a little prettier—so I’d say they’re worth it!
By Anna about a year ago in Geeks
Coriander Water Removes Impurities from the Body
Coriander not only enhances the taste of food, but its leaves are also used for garnishing dishes. If coriander seeds are used in the right way, it is beneficial for health. Ayurvedacharya Dr. Siddharth Singh is telling about the ways to lose weight with coriander water.
By Somnath Agri Impexabout a year ago in Geeks
The Life List Ending Explained
The Life List, a romantic dramedy on Netflix, strives for a satisfying conclusion that addresses the question of whether Alex finishes her list by the start of the new year. The film, which is based on Lori Nelson Spielman's romance novel, centers on Alex, a woman who consents to carry out her mother's last request, which was to finish the "life list" she had created when she was thirteen. Alex will receive her inheritance if she completes all twelve of the items on the list by New Year's.
By WHB KHNabout a year ago in Geeks
Holland Ending Explained
The plot of Nicole Kidman's mystery thriller Holland takes some unexpected turns that fundamentally alter the course of events for the protagonist. Holland continues Nicole Kidman's recent run of success, which has been extremely successful. Holland, which was directed by Mimi Cave, transports viewers to the title town in Michigan, which is well-known for its windmills, tulips, and small-town atmosphere. Following teacher Nancy Vandergroot (Kidman), her husband Fred Vandergroot (Matthew Macfadyen), and their son Harry (Jude Hill) is the focus of Holland.
By WHB KHNabout a year ago in Geeks
My Review of "Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl"
Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl is the latest iteration of the popular franchise. It's been so long since these two have been on an adventure together but it's understandable. The company has other popular properties and stop motion animation takes a long time to get done. I was actually surprised to see this one because it's been so long.
By Brian Anonymousabout a year ago in Geeks
'Survivor' Host Jeff Probst Shed a Tear For the First Time on the Show: A Historic Moment in Reality TV
'Survivor' Host Jeff Probst Shed a Tear For the First Time on the Show: A Historic Moment in Reality TV Introduction For over two decades, Jeff Probst has been the unshakable face of Survivor, guiding contestants through grueling challenges and intense tribal councils. Known for his composure and ability to maintain a poker face in the most emotional moments, Probst rarely shows vulnerability. However, in a recent episode, something extraordinary happened—Jeff Probst shed a tear for the first time on Survivor. This rare emotional moment sent shockwaves through the fandom, leaving many wondering: what moved him so deeply?
By Afia Sikderabout a year ago in Geeks
The Electric State (2025) review
The Electric State is Netflix's latest attempt at a blockbuster family movie, and boasting a whopping $320,000,000 budget was expensive even by Netflix's pretty profligate tendencies. With generally negative reviews elsewhere however I must say I wasn't expecting too much going in.
By Ted Maul about a year ago in Geeks