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Geeks@Large Episode 34: Infinity Knives!
Its been 10 years since the inception of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. All 19 films in the canon have led to this, Avenger: Infinity War! Join Neil, Taylor, and Steven as they discuss Marvel’s massive universe shattering blockbuster! Is it an adventure for the ages or will you forget with the snap of a finger? Check out Geeks@Large on Twitter!
Highly Suspect Reviews: Book Club
What happens when you take four of the funniest, most talented actresses from the 20th century and put them in a movie together? Probably something different than what happens when you do it in the 21st century. Diane Keaton, Candace Bergen, Jane Fonda, and Mary Steenburgen are old friends who meet up regularly to drink wine, talk about books, drink
Intern Dot Cast Ep 31: The Week Of
This week the lawsuit of Sandler vs. Interns comes full circle. We talk John Mulaney’s Netflix Special, Kid Gorgeous, the Selena Gomez documentary, and Arrested Development: Fateful Consequences. Then we get into the battle of the week as we review Adam Sandler’s fourth Netflix Original, The Week Of.
Highly Suspect Reviews: Deadpool 2
If you don’t like meta-superhero movie jokes, extreme carnage, and lots of filthy jokes, then Deadpool probably wasn’t your thing. In which case, Deadpool 2 won’t be your thing x2. But, if it IS your thing, man you’re in luck, as Ryan Reynolds puts back on the spandex (the trick appears to be to try to get him OUT of
Introducing “Emily Hush”
We love to promote creative stuff that our subscribers are involved in and one of our biggest supporters is Maciej Kur. He hails from Poland and works as a comic writer; some of the stuff that he’s done was a pretty big deal! Well, if you read Polish. I have been at him for years now to get some of
“Disobedience” Review
Disobedience is the latest film from Chilean Writer/Director Sebastian Lelio and is his first English language film. His films have explored themes of characters dealing with the harsh truth of reality and this powerful and intriguing film does not disappoint. This is first and foremost a love story, told from within a close-knit Orthodox Jewish community in London. When their
