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Reviews of the top geek movies, tv, and books in the industry.
Idiots are Important in The Horror Genre
I’ve recently finished watching the first season of a horror show called “From,” on Epix. It’s a fairly unique premise, but if I had to compare it to anything, it'd be a combo of “Lost and Wayward Pines,” but extremely darker.
By William Saint Val3 years ago in Geeks
Titan A.E.: A Review
This is a film that I did not watch until the age of 22. I did not get to experience this movie due to it being released a year after my birth, and the fact that it flopped probably obscured it from my parents when I was old enough to start watching films. However, I think that this is one of those films that is perhaps loved due to the nostalgia the film holds, many of my childhood films are viewed the same way for me.
By Jack Brainard3 years ago in Geeks
The X-Men Are Rocking New Hellfire Gala Looks
With the (hopeful) conclusion of Marvel's Sins of Sinister, comic book fans can look forward to this year's Hellfire Gala. Much like real-world events like the Oscars or the Met Gala, the Hellfire Gala is a large ballroom gathering hosted by the X-Men. Mutants and heroes alike are invited to Krakoa for one night of drinks, dancing, and other things.
By M.N. Negus3 years ago in Geeks
True Spirit - A Netflix Movie Review
Stay positive and keep doing what you love. True Spirit is a 2023 Netflix film. Based on the story of an Australian teenager, Jessica Watson, the 16-year-old is determined to set the record as the youngest person to sail solo nonstop globally. This journey proves to be more difficult than she anticipated.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
The 2018 Apple iPad Pro: A Game-Changing Tablet
When it comes to tablets, few can compare to the 2018 Apple iPad Pro. Released in November of that year, this tablet was a game-changer for many reasons. It featured a stunning display, powerful hardware, and a sleek design that set a new standard for tablets. In this article, we'll take a closer look at the 2018 iPad Pro and why it's still a great option today.
By Salim A. Hashimi3 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "The Mandalorian: Season 3"
The Mandalorian: Season 3 has finally finished up in 2023. They ended this season in a nice clean way where they can just end the series. I know that's not going to happen but I really appreciated how they ended this one with no cliffhanger and teaser. It is also probably one of the most over the top seasons that they've had yet.
By Brian Anonymous3 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "Seinfeld: Season 9"
Seinfeld: Season 9 aired in the year of 1997/98. It was the very last season of the popular show. This season probably had some of the most memorable episodes that I remember but it also had a very controversial ending. Watching the ending again I have a different take on why people may not have appreciated it as much. To me it wasn't as bad as everyone says it was.
By Brian Anonymous3 years ago in Geeks
The Mandalorian Series Review (Season 3)
The Mandalorian kick-started a new frontier for Star Wars media when it launched in 2019, utilising the smaller screen to create episodic stories that stood outside of the mainline films. After an extended break and some sideshows, the jet-packing hero has returned to take back his home planet. Anyone who got into previous seasons will enjoy this third season, but the action is held back by an unbalanced plot.
By Robert Cain3 years ago in Geeks
The History of the Most Iconic TV Dinners!
Why don't we do away with the aluminum foil top right now and get some deliciously crunchy corners instead? Here is the background information regarding televised feasts. Almost ten years earlier, in 1944, everything began. Years before, when he overplanted cauliflower on his land, successful New York creator William L. Maxson had the concept for packaging a complete frozen supper. And who hasn't run into that problem before?
By Ahamed Thousif3 years ago in Geeks
Other People - A Movie Review
You just never know what’s going to happen in life. Other People is a 2016 film. David is in a rough spot. Struggling with his career as a comedy writer and his relationship going nowhere, he returns home to care for his dying mother. This time helps the family reflect and mend wounds.
By Marielle Sabbag3 years ago in Geeks
White Noise: A Review.
I want to preface this review by saying that I have not read the novel that this film is adapted from. So, this is a review of the film with zero understanding and relation to the Don Delillo novel. Personally, I believe that I would have liked it more if I had prior read the novel. There is a lot to unpack in this film, and Baumbach takes a massive swing with the themes and style found within this film. Some are home runs, others are strikeouts. Here is my review of Noah Baumbach's White Noise.
By Jack Brainard3 years ago in Geeks
