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Over the Garden Wall is the Perfect Fall Cartoon
Leaves are falling, it’s chilly outside, and you need something good to watch while you’re cozy and snug in your house. There are staples like It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, but I’ve got something just as good. Cartoon Network had a miniseries 2014 called Over the Garden Wall, and to this day it’s one of my favorite cartoons ever.
By Sam6 years ago in Geeks
20 Years On, Here's 5 Reasons Why Season 5 Of 'Buffy The Vampire Slayer' Remains One Of The Cult Series Best
It's been 20 years since the first episode of Buffy The Vampire Slayer's memorable fifth season. Airing between September 2000 and May 2001, Season five was the last season to air on Buffy's original network, The WB, before it moved to UPN for it's final two seasons.
By Kristy Anderson6 years ago in Geeks
Someone Has to Die - A Review of the Netflix Original Series
Someone Has to Die A Netflix Original Series Created by Manolo Carlo. This short mini-series (three episodes) taking place in Spain, about (I think) the persecution of gays during the 1950’s, is an “interesting” watch.
By Thomas G Robinson6 years ago in Geeks
Vampire Diaries - Not Only For Teenagers
You've probably heard of the Vampire Diaries series. This popular series first aired in 2009 on The CW. Since then, production has become one of the most popular dramas, horror, and romance series in the world.
By Barney Rabl6 years ago in Geeks
Anime to Watch: Neon Genesis Evangelion
Oh boy. This is an interesting one. Neon Genesis Evangelion is a show every anime fan has at least heard of, and with good reason. There’s nothing else like it out there to this day. That's saying a lot since this came out in 1995. Sure it has mechas, monsters, and your classic timid anime boy protagonist, but there is just so much going on with this show…where do you even start?
By Sam6 years ago in Geeks
5 Reasons Why Watcher Should Be Your New Binge Obsession
Do you like wholesome, maybe random content? How about content that lovingly showcases local (to Californians!) gems, incredible bonds of friendship, and history taught by puppets?
By Delise Fantome6 years ago in Geeks
Netflix Releases the Second Season of Unsolved Mysteries
The second volume of the popular series “Unsolved Mysteries” has arrived on the streaming giant’s platform. Season 2 was made available on October the 19th at around 12:00 am Pacific Time (3:00 am Eastern Time).
By karen jodes capanan6 years ago in Geeks
Patrick's Disappointment in Season 6 of Schitt's Creek
The sixth and final season of the Emmy-award winning Canadian sitcom premiered on Netflix earlier this month to the delight of fans across the US. This season was met with critical acclaim (finally) after being left out of award’s seasons year after year, a bittersweet feeling since it was decided that this would be the last season well before it aired.
By Emm Danielle6 years ago in Geeks
A BRIEF BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO THE WITCHER SEASON 1
Almost a year after it was released, I finally got around to watching The Witcher on Netflix. What deterred me was that I never read the books or played the game, and assumed that I’d be lost. I imagine that’s true for most who are even mildly interested but also didn’t watch. Indeed for a few of the details I was quite confused as I watched through the first season’s 8 hour and change-long episodes.
By Creativity Risk6 years ago in Geeks
'Marrying Millions' Mid-Season Finale
Marrying Millions Season 2 aired its mid-season finale on Wednesday, October 7, 2020. The reality show will return in January 2021. An exact release date has not been announced, but it is expected to still be aired on Wednesdays at 10 PM on Lifetime.
By Margaret Minnicks6 years ago in Geeks
A Filmmaker's Review: "The Haunting of Bly Manor" (2020)
Yes, I watched the entire series in one night, with a shot of gin and a glass of vodka. Here's the review... I was not really that impressed at all. Though, I thought it was clever to some degree and there were some moments of greatness. First of all, we have a ‘frame narrative’ (go and check out ‘A Filmmaker’s Guide to Frame Narrative’ for more information) and then, it moves back in time to a different aspect of Bly Manor. By around six minutes in, the frame narrative finishes, which I found a bit shoddily done and short. You’re never really told why it’s there at all and the only reason seems to be for it to have some sort of hold on the original material (“The Turn of the Screw” by Henry James).
By Annie Kapur6 years ago in Geeks
The Millionaire Detective Balance: Unlimited
This was quite the curious show. It was as if someone wondered, what would happen if Bruce Wayne chose to be a rich detective as opposed to Batman, and was partnered with a rookie Jim Gordon? It starts out as a case of the week format before it morphs into a long form narrative which encompasses the entirety of the remainder of the show. In addition to this, as it is an eleven episode show one can be done watching it in a single afternoon.
By BoblobV26 years ago in Geeks