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Naruto: Shadow Rising Is Coming, and I’m Terrified for Sasuke
Kishimoto is finally filling in the blank years after the war. The risk is that he turns Sasuke’s shadow into a romance patch job.
By Jin16 days ago in Geeks
Resident Evil: Movie Review
Zach Cregger, the brilliant mind behind Barbarian and Weapons , is back with yet another horror movie: the latest adaptation of the hit video game Resident Evil . If you're at all familiar with Cregger's last couple of films, you'll know exactly what to expect from his filmmaking style, which seamlessly blends grotesque, disturbing horror themes with moments of levity and humour. And as the saying goes, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." Resident Evil doesn't stray far from Cregger's signature style, and that's a good thing, as the comedy works hand in hand with the horror to create an experience that's just as funny as it is terrifying.
By Maria L16 days ago in Geeks
Notes from the Mind Palace
Entry... Whatever: The Comfort Carousel If you look closely at the titles stacked near the television, you can map out the exact texture of a person's internal weather.
By Syl De'Vil19 days ago in Geeks
The Love Hypothesis: Movie Review
People have been waiting for this movie. There are so many layers to the lore surrounding this book, the story behind it, and even the casting of the movie. If you're not already familiar with everything happening on BookTok and within the various fandoms, it can be a real head-scratcher to keep up with it all.
By Maria L20 days ago in Geeks
China’s Music Industry Is Broken for Everyone
1 At two in the morning, a singer sits on the sofa outside a recording studio. His phone screen is still lit. Three days after release, his new song has two million plays. In the comments, someone writes, “I’ve had this on loop all day.” Someone else writes, “The chorus hit and I started crying.” He scrolls down to the backend revenue details. One yuan and seventy cents.
By Jin21 days ago in Geeks
Best of Both Worlds. Top Story - October 2026.
In my childhood I enjoyed Hannah Montana because she got to live two different lives. As Miley she could be treated like any high school girl and as Hannah as an adored celebrity. People either encouraged my enjoyment of the show or made negative commentary like, "Everyone would know they are the same person, you would have to be dumb to not." I think about this and wonder... The word isn't dumb, more like influenced by society to believe a certain way. I already knew people with different status are approached and spoken to differently. People will go with what they have been told about someone and how that may affect interacting with them.
By Seashell Harpspring 22 days ago in Geeks
Halloween Double Feature
Every October in elementary school, I've always looked forward to the Halloween party in class. Each one of us had a bag full of goodies and also had yummy treats. I grew up in the 1990s and despite my love for this holiday, my parents refused to let me, or my youngest siblings dress up. The ridiculous and laughable reason they told us back then was that because they "didn't believe in it" due to their religious beliefs. I never understood what their beliefs had to do with us wanting to be in costume. Having Halloween parties at school? Acceptable. Wanting to dress up for the special day and go trick-or-treating with the other children? Not a chance in hell. It was the double standard made by our parents that prevented us from experiencing that one part of our childhoods. Besides, you could only have one childhood. Fast forward to 2010 and I was attending Job Corps. On Halloween that year, which would be the first Halloween I celebrated as an adult, I went as Superman. There was a party at the gym, and we had a great time. To close out the evening, there was a Halloween costume contest, and cash prizes were awarded for first, second, and third place. Yours truly won the top prize, which was $50, while the others won $25 for second, and $15 for third. The victory was my very first costume contest win. Since then, I've dressed up for Halloween and have won five costume contests overall. I recently revealed my Halloween costume for this year. You can check out the full story of it in the link down below. 2026 will be my 17th year celebrating Halloween.
By Mark Wesley Pritchard 22 days ago in Geeks
Savannah Bananas: 2026 Halloween Costume Reveal
Spooky season has officially arrived. I love fall because of two reasons: the colorful leaves falling off of trees and Halloween. After much anticipation, here's my costume for this year. I'm on a two-year company-wide Halloween costume contest winning streak at aiming for three wins in a row. When I told one of my coworkers that I was sticking with the baseball theme for Halloween, he was surprised. I explained to him that I was on a winning streak and determined to win this year. By the way, I didn't explicitly tell him that I was going as a Savannah Banana for Halloween. The one clue I could give him was something yellow.
By Mark Wesley Pritchard 25 days ago in Geeks
Verity Film: UK Release Date, Cast and Reviews of the Colleen Hoover Adaptation
The big screen adaptation of Verity brings author Colleen Hoover back to cinemas with a high profile psychological thriller. Directed by Michael Showalter, the film pairs Oscar winner Anne Hathaway with Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett for a dark story of obsession, manuscript notes and hidden secrets.
By Dadson Wanjohi 27 days ago in Geeks
Digger Film: UK Release Date, Cast, Plot and Reviews
The new film Digger , starring Tom Cruise, arrives in UK cinemas this week amid intense public curiosity and sharply divided early reviews. Marking Cruise's first project with director Alejandro G. Iñárritu, the high concept production combines black comedy, satire, and sweeping theatrical ambition.
By Dadson Wanjohi 27 days ago in Geeks
Why Robot Women Always Have Bobs
The teacher held up a hair tie in the metalworking shop. She did not make a speech. She said, "Tie it back. Put it under the cap. The lathe does not care about your face."
By Jin27 days ago in Geeks
The $86 Million Re-Release That Just Killed the “Superhero Fatigue” Argument
In 2024, a five-year-old film made 90.2 million yuan in its first week in mainland China, $26 million in its first three days in North America, and about $86 million worldwide in its first week. It opened in 3,060 North American theaters and took the weekly crown.
By Jin28 days ago in Geeks