It feels like we’ve been waiting for HBO’s Westworld forever. The science fiction western/Firefly with robots was originally supposed to come in 2015, then 2016, then maybe 2017. We recently learned it was definitely coming in October 2016, but now we know exactly when. HBO has unveiled its fall release calendar and here’s when Westworld […]
Marvel’s next “Avengers” adventure — titled Infinity War — might no longer be told two in two parts, as it was previously announced to be. A schedule change from Disney late Friday said that the second film in the planned two-parter would no longer be called “Avengers: Infinity War Part II.” Instead, that project has been renamed […]
Imprint Well Go USA Entertainment announced its acquisition of North American rights for Don Coscarelli’s legendary Phantasm horror film series, including an all-new 4K restoration of the original 1979 cult classic Phantasm: Remastered, never-before-seen HD restorations of 1994’s Phantasm III: Lord of the Dead and 1998’s Phantasm IV: Oblivion, and the long-anticipated debut of the […]
While Marvel Studios tends to lay out scheduling plans for its movies on a phase by phase basis, Netflix has played things a little closer to the chest with its television series, but yesterday at the TCA press tour, Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos offered a loosely drawn picture of when fans should expect […]
The Two Gay Geeks have a special interview episode with our good friend, Patricia Chica, about the new short, Crimson Dance, that she wrote, produced, and directed. Crimson Dance will have an encore showing at the Fantasia International Film Festival at 3:00 PM Wednesday July 27th. If you are at Fantasia, please go have a […]
The Flash returned to Comic-Con for the third time in anticipation of its third season on The CW. Producers Todd and Aaron Helbing spoke in a roundtable before their panel. The season premiere is called “Flashpoint,” based on the classic comic book alternate universe story. Like other classic comic book titles, like “Worlds Finest” on […]
Stephen Amell’s Oliver Queen will pay a return visit to DC’s Legends of Tomorrow in the Season 2 premiere. That’s Oliver Queen, not Green Arrow. “We’re going to see Mr. Stephen Amell playing Oliver Queen right at the beginning,” Executive Producer Marc Guggenheim teased this afternoon at Comic-Con International. “Actually, Mayor Oliver Queen.” The Arrow […]
At Legends of Tomorrow‘s panel presentation during San Diego Comic-con, a new video was released that recaps footage from last season and hypes the upcoming Season 2 — a season that includes the Justice Society of America, Nazis and a pinstripe suit-wearing Damien Darhk. Season 2 of Legends of Tomorrow will not only see the […]
The first panel for FX’s new X-Men series Legion premiered during Marvel‘s “Cup O’ Joe” panel at San Diego Comic-Con. Developed by Noah Hawley (Fargo), the drama follows David Haller, a troubled young man who may be more than human. Diagnosed as schizophrenic, David has been in and out of psychiatric hospitals for years. But […]
The Two Gay Geeks have an interview with the director / curator for Horrible imaginings Film Festival in San Diego, Miguel Rodriguez. We also have our birthdays and our Listener/Viewer Feedback. In our second segment we have a few comments about San Diego Comicon and Disney’s new “thing”. As always we welcome your feedback, let […]
During their panel in Hall H and San Diego Comic Con on Saturday, Warner Brothers and DC Films publicly unveiled the first footage for 2017’s Justice League film, which we have at the bottom of this article. In June, Warner Brothers unveiled footage to a small group of press on the London set of Justice […]
Well the rumors have been going for several months now regarding a possible change to the popular “Twilight Zone Tower Of Terror” attraction at the Disney California Adventure theme park. The attraction first opened in Orlando at the Walt Disney World theme park in what was then called “Disney-MGM Studios,” later rebranded as just “Disney […]
The Flash Season 2 ended on a surprising cliffhanger when Barry Allen raced back into the past and saved his mother from Reverse-Flash. As later confirmed, this created the Flashpoint timeline, and fresh out of San Diego Comic-Con, we have our first look at what this alternate reality will look like thanks to the release […]
No question about it: The Marvel Cinematic Universe is about to head into some very strange territory. During its Comic-Con panel in San Diego, Marvel Studios dropped a second, longer trailer for Doctor Strange, the maiden adventure of the so-called Sorcerer Supreme, Stephen Strange. Initially a man of medicine, Strange (played by Benedict Cumberbatch) becomes […]
Warner Brothers and DC Films have released the first official trailer for the upcoming Wonder Woman movie following its appearance in Hall H at San Diego Comic Con at Saturday. Wonder Woman hits movie theaters around the world next summer when Gal Gadot returns as the title character in the epic action adventure from director Patty Jenkins. […]
There have been rumors going about regarding a significant Marvel character making its way to Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and now io9 has reported that the rumors were confirmed when the character of Ghost Rider, and his arrival on S.H.I.E.L.D., was linked to a fiery chain displayed on the side of S.H.I.E.L.D.-themed San Diego trams […]
The Two Gay Geeks just received this press from CBS announcing the licensing of “Star Trek – The Original Series Set Tour” in Ticonderoga, New York. The Tours are based on the meticulously re-created sets of the Star Trek Original Series, put together with loving care by James Cawley and scores of volunteers. Click here to read the […]
So what do you get when you combine Ordinary People with Motel Hell? You end up with the “gorror” comedy short film Never Tear Us Apart, co-written and directed by Sid Zanforlin (Attack of the Brainsucker). Best friends, James and Colin, are looking to meet up with James’ grandparents, in what starts off as a jaunt […]
The Two Gay Geeks have an interview with the director of Never Tear Us Apart, making its debut at the Fantasia Film Festival in Montreal. We also have our birthdays and our Listener Feedback. In our second segment we have a few comments about the Netflix new release, Stranger Things, as well as Star Wars, and […]
Examining creativity’s dual nature in providing a healthy outlet for self-expression as well as a mechanism for avoidance, the graphic novel explores the excitement of an artist unlocking their imagination and the dire consequences of getting lost . . . in the margins.
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Lupe is just your average, insecure, well-meaning, occasionally cranky teenage girl whose life is completely turned upside down when she discovers she has superpowers at her quinceañera.
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