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Best geek movies throughout history.
Stranger Things' Needs Extras for Final Season Filming in Atlanta
The upside-down is calling one last time! As the final season of Netflix’s global phenomenon Stranger Things moves through its final production blocks in Georgia, the production team is actively seeking fresh faces. If you’ve ever dreamed of walking the streets of Hawkins or facing off against a Demogorgon, your window of opportunity is closing.
By Bella Anderson2 months ago in Geeks
The Godfather
What does it really mean to have power—and what does it cost to keep it? Few stories have explored this question as deeply and memorably as The Godfather. Decades after its release, the film (and the novel that inspired it) continues to influence how we think about leadership, loyalty, family, and morality. It’s more than a crime saga; it’s a mirror held up to human ambition and the choices we make when values are tested.
By John Smith2 months ago in Geeks
The Best Movies of 2025 Found the Smallest Audiences: Why Box Office Failure Became the Year’s Greatest Artistic Badge
Great Art Didn’t Sell — And That Was the Point If there is one uniting theme of 2025, it’s this: the best movies of the year found the smallest audiences of the year.
By Sean Patrick2 months ago in Geeks
7 Motion Capture Characters That Prove These Performances Deserve Greater Recognition
Based on it's impressive opening weekend box office numbers, Avatar: Fire and Ash is looking set to be another success for James Cameron's sci-fi epic franchise. With that success, attention has once again turned to the process of motion-capture performance. Every Na'vi character in the Avatar films is created through Motion Capture. The actors perform their roles while wearing high tech motion-capture suits that capture every movement and facial expression, which then become the onscreen rendered model of their character.
By Kristy Anderson2 months ago in Geeks
Frankenstein
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is one of the most iconic literary works of all time. It has received a number of adaptations and the newest one to join the ranks is Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein released just a little earlier this year. The memorable story was a match made in heaven for this well known and awarded director. With seemingly the perfect project, perfect director, and perfect cast many classic literature fans and cinephiles were waiting with baited breath for this film to drop in theatres and on Netflix.
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 months ago in Geeks
My Predictions for Hollywood in 2026
YouTube steamrolls traditional television. Netflix swallows Warner Bros. Bob Iger links Disney’s future to a boundary-pushing tech startup that redraws the rules of entertainment. Donald Trump decides which media empires thrive, extracts massive legal settlements from broadcast newsrooms, and pressures studios to quietly abandon diversity and inclusion initiatives. After a year where reality repeatedly outpaced imagination, trying to predict what 2026 holds may be the most unrealistic idea of all.
By Lawrence Lease2 months ago in Geeks
Blue Skies Again (1983): A Feminist Sports Movie That Trips Over Its Own Ideals
There are forgotten movies because they’re bad, and forgotten movies because they arrived too early, too late, or with the wrong instincts. Blue Skies Again, a modest 1983 baseball comedy, belongs uneasily in all three categories. It presents a premise that still unfortunately feels timely today — a teenage girl with the talent and drive to become a professional baseball player — yet consistently loses confidence in that very idea. What remains is a curious, frustrating time capsule: a film that should champion equality and instead clumsily trips over the very sexist ideals it should be upending.
By Movies of the 80s2 months ago in Geeks
Tyler Perry Faces Second Sexual Assault Lawsuit as Actor Alleges Years of Unwanted Advances
Hollywood filmmaker Tyler Perry — one of the most influential figures in modern entertainment — is once again at the center of a high-profile legal battle, this time involving fresh allegations of sexual assault. On December 26, 2025, actor and model Mario Rodriguez filed a lawsuit in California state court that accuses Perry of repeatedly subjecting him to unwanted sexual advances over several years, including incidents that allegedly occurred during and after Rodriguez’s work on Perry’s 2016 film Boo! A Madea Halloween.
By Raviha Imran2 months ago in Geeks
The Rachels - 2025. Top Story - December 2025.
Much to my surprise, I have kept a list of the films I‘ve seen this year. I daresay it isn’t complete. There will be films that snuck in on a late night in front of the TV that I would’ve forgotten to note. Or others, that I went to watch at the cinema, but then had a red wine and promptly forgotten about. But it’s not a bad approximation of the films I’ve seen this year. In total, there are 53 films listed, so an average of one a week and one for good luck.
By Rachel Robbins2 months ago in Geeks
Big Brother Star Mickey Lee Dies at 35 After Flu Complications and Multiple Cardiac Arrests
When the world was celebrating Christmas Day on December 25, 2025, friends, family and fans of reality television were instead met with heartbreaking news: Mickey Lee, the charismatic season-27 contestant from CBS’s Big Brother, had died at just 35 years old after a severe medical crisis that began with complications from the flu.
By Raviha Imran2 months ago in Geeks
