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Guy Ritchie’s ‘The Gentlemen’: 10 Coolest Things In The Sensational Season 2
It took two long years but thankfully British director/writer Guy Ritchie’s hit Netflix series, The Gentlemen (2024-present,) does not disappoint on its sophomore return.
By Marguerita Tan2 days ago in Geeks
Amnesia, no: Anemoia for White Lotus Resort Hotels
Anemoia is considered an "obscure sorrow" that is longing to be somewhere you cannot ever go. It is like having a memory, but instead of one you can't remember like of the similar work amnesia, it is one that is created or can't happen.
By Seashell Harpspring 3 days ago in Geeks
Reviewing Season One of "Coven Academy"
I remember when the news broke about Coven Academy months ago; I was very excited to hear about this. I was all in quickly, and I had my reasons, especially a main one, but more on that later. Within the first few minutes that I watched this, I noticed that Coven Academy was basically Pretty Little Liars meets Charmed (either version works). I expected a lot in this show, but what I didn't expect was vampires... especially within the first two minutes of the series! But yeah, witches, warlocks, vampires, and yes, werewolves in this thing. But let's get to the plot (Warning: there are spoilers).
By Clyde E. Dawkins3 days ago in Geeks
Worst than Ancient Aliens? A Review of Two History Channel shows.
Worse Than Ancient Alien? Despite its longevity , The History Channel’s Ancient Alien has been a critical disaster. Not only has the show been lambasted for tying nearly every unexplained (and explained) mysteries and human achievements to the existence to ancient aliens, it has managed to turn the once vaunted cable station into a laughing stock.
By Dean Traylor5 days ago in Geeks
East of Eden: Mini Series Review
"The only true freedom in this world is economic freedom. And for the modern woman, that presents a problem. She could marry into wealth, of course. But those assets will belong to her husband as surely as she does. No, there are only two ways for a woman to acquire her own money. She can be fortunate enough to have a rich relative die. Or she can own and run her own brothel."
By Maria L5 days ago in Geeks
Cyberpunk Edgerunners 2 Series Review
Back in 2022, Cyberpunk Edgerunners delivered a knockout dystopian story while redeeming its video game source material in the process. Further expansion is on the cards with a second standalone tale. It’s another visually stunning set, though it falls short in overall investment.
By Robert Cain6 days ago in Geeks
character study of Giles from BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER
I would type Rupert Giles as a Beta quadra LSI/ISTj (introverted Thinking + extroverted Sensing) rather than a Gamma quadra ESI/ISFj, probably:
By ANTICHRIST SUPERSTAR10 days ago in Geeks
MUSK The God Player. Top Story - October 2026.
I have watched this four-hour (!) documentary but it didn't feel like it was four hours. A 10-minute intermission in the middle helped, but the documentary itself was engaging and pulling in the ways I didn't expect.
By Lana V Lynx10 days ago in Geeks
Mini-Series You Need to Watch
In my opinion, there's really nothing quite like a good mini-series. It sits at the perfect intersection between a movie and a traditional TV show, giving a story enough time to fully develop, build its characters, and create a truly fleshed-out narrative, while still being short enough to binge-watch over the course of a single weekend. You get all the depth and storytelling of a great TV series, without having to commit to multiple seasons or spend weeks working your way through it. And honestly, some of the best, most compelling, and genuinely enjoyable cinematic stories have been told in the mini-series format.
By Maria L11 days ago in Geeks
Alisa Obrivanova and Wonderama’s New Mission
For generations of New York children, Wonderama was part of the weekend routine. There were games, giveaways, musical performances and the possibility of seeing someone your own age on television. The appeal was easy to understand: children were invited to join the fun, and their excitement was the whole point.
By Jimmy Stars World11 days ago in Geeks
Isis: Still a Goddess after All These Years
To Live, Die and Live Again Ancient Egyptian mythology can be best summed up as a life-and-death cycle. In many respects, the gods and goddesses were born, lived their lives, died and were reborn. And at the heart of it was a goddess, sometimes referred to as a queen, enchantress and a mother to gods.
By Dean Traylor11 days ago in Geeks
Carrie: TV Series review
Carrie is one of the most widely recognised and universally acclaimed horror novels of the last hundred years. First published in 1974, the novel introduced the world to Stephen King, who would later become known as the king of horror and one of the most successful authors of all time. Over the past fifty years, Carrie has been adapted for the big screen three times, with the latest Amazon Prime adaptation marking the first time the novel has been brought to life as a television series.
By Maria L12 days ago in Geeks