Andrea’s Angle | Intense “Mass” Will Leave You Feeling Emotional
While I knew Mass would be emotional, one of the reasons I wanted to see it was the cast. I...
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Andrea’s Angle | “Black as Night” – Entertaining Twist on Vampires
I’ve liked quite a few of the Blumhouse films and learning that Amazon Prime and they have teamed up to...
Andrea’s Angle | “No Time to Die” – Incredible Action, Craig Perfect
Ever since Daniel Craig took over the role of 007, James Bond, I’ve loved the films and his portrayal of...
Andrea’s Angle | “My Name is Pauli Murray” – Extraordinary Vision, Extraordinary Person
I found it absolutely terrible that I’d not heard of Pauli Murray. History does not give Pauli credit for their...
Andrea’s Angle | “Cinderella” – Inspiring Cast, Unoriginal Story
When I watched the trailer for Cinderella, I was excited. It looked like the story was going to be a...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Protégé” – Explosive Chemistry
They had me at Maggie Q. Adding in Micheal Keaton and Samuel L. Jackson ensured that I would want to...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Lost Leonardo” – Fascinating Portrait of the Art World
One of my primary interests, when I went to college, was art and music, ending with a minor in fine...
DaVette “Sees” Movies | “Free Guy” – Thank God, We Finally Got a Great Summer Movie
There’s no reason to beat about the bush. 20th Century Studios Free Guy is good. It is so good that...
Andrea’s Angle | “Nine Days” – So Much More than Sci-Fi
As soon as I heard of Nine Days I wanted to watch it. It combines a stellar cast, Winston Duke,...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Tomorrow War”: Engaging and Smart
When I saw the trailer for The Tomorrow War, frankly, I was excited. I love science fiction, I love time...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Sparks Brothers”: Cult Favorite, Humorous Duo
When I watched the trailer, I knew I wanted to watch the documentary just to discover who the Sparks Brothers,...
Andrea’s Angle | “Final Account”: Powerful, Intense, Let us not Forget
When I was young, my aunt who raised me spoke about World War II and the impact of Nazi Germany....
Ben’s Breakdown | “Jupiter’s Legacy” – Season 1: 3 Episode Thoughts
It's present-day and we have superheroes. In fact, we now have a second generation of superheroes. They are the offspring...
“Wrath of Man”: Action Packed Entertainment
Jason Statham and Guy Ritchie are a killer combination, at least when it comes to action movies. When I saw...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Superman: Man of Tomorrow” Sadly Doesn’t Fly
A young boy has his friend over and they’re watching a science fiction movie. During the movie, an alien is...
Andrea’s Angle | “Without Remorse” Delivers A Stale Story, But With Emotional Acting
Having grown up on Tom Clancy in various forms of film and books (My dad was a huge fan), I...
Ben’s Breakdown | “The Irregulars” – Season Wrap-Up
In Victorian England, a group of homeless teens (Bea, her half-sister Jessie, Spike, and Billy) are making a home for...
Andrea’s Angle | “Voyagers” is a Poorly Executed Lord of the Flies in Space
When I watched the trailer, I was intrigued. Voyagers appeared to have an interesting premise and starred Colin Farrell. The...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” Finally Does Justice
I have stated many times that I love to be pleasantly surprised. Who doesn’t enjoy receiving a gift with certain...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Map of Tiny Perfect Things” Is Perfectly, Wonderfully Imaginative
I was so intrigued as soon as I read about this film. First, it is written by Lev Grossman, of...
Andrea’s Angle | For a Sci-Fi Romance “Bliss” is Surreal yet Beautiful
Some films bring together ideas and actors that are an incredible draw. I’ve rarely been disappointed with any movie that...
Ben’s Breakdown | Is “Wonder Woman 1984” a Wonderful Sequel?
I’ve not been the biggest fan of the more recent swath of superhero movies to come out from Warner Brothers,...
Andrea’s Angle | For a Poignant Modern Day Western, Just “Let Him Go”
As soon as I watched the trailer, I knew that I wanted to see Let Him Go. Not only does...
Andrea’s Angle | “Come Play” Tells the Haunting Story of a Mother’s Love
When I first watched the trailer, I was intrigued. The trailer showed a little boy and a monster, a monster...
Andrea’s Angle | Stunning Special Effects and Acting Make Up “The Witches”
From the first moment I saw the trailers for The Witches, I wanted to see it. I love Roald Dahl...
Andrea’s Angle | Helstrom: Delightfully Dark
As soon as I watched the trailer on Hulu, I wanted to watch this new urban fantasy show. Starring Tom...
Ben’s “Gay” Breakdown | “Hellbent” Delivers a Decent Slasher for Halloween
As part of my movie watching for TGGeeks I’ve decided to take a look at movies for the LGBTQ community that have...
Ben’s “Gay” Breakdown | “House of Usher” Does Not Fall In On Itself
As part of my movie watching for TGGeeks I’ve decided to take a look at movies for the LGBTQ community that have...
Ben’s Breakdown | Look To The Skies in “The Vast of Night”
It's the 1950s in the tiniest of towns in New Mexico. It seems like a normal night until a nighttime...
Ben’s Breakdown | Sci-Fi meets Rom-Com in “James vs. His Future Self”
I have said this time and again. I love to be surprised, especially when it’s a good surprise. I now...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Photograph” is a Beautiful and Complex Love Story
When I watched the trailers for The Photograph, I expected a beautiful solid romance story. I write romance as well...
Andrea’s Angle | “Knives Out”: Killer Cast
I was excited for this film as soon as I watched the trailers. One of the reasons was the cast...
Ben’s Breakdown | Annual favorite “V for Vendetta” is a November triumph
Remember, remember the 5th of November, the gun powder treason and plot. I know of no reason why the gun...
Ben’s Breakdown | Apocalypse Later International Fantastic Film Festival Review
We here at TG2 Studios had the pleasure of attending the Apocalypse Later International Fantastic Film Festival as put on...
Ben’s Breakdown | Take a surprising look into hi-tech VR startups with “Empathy, Inc.”
Meet Joel. He is by all appearances a successful businessman in Silicon Valley and is about to take the company...
Ben’s Breakdown | CoKoCon 2019: Apocalypse Later Roadshow
One of the highlights with CoKoCon this year is the Apocalypse Later Roadshow film festival put on by Hal Astell. He...
Andrea’s Angle | “Angel Has Fallen”: Predictable but Fun, Well-acted
Third in the series of "Fallen" movies, I went in expecting a complete action film. Nothing I’d seen from the...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Spider-Man: Far From Home” is a heroically fun movie!
Following the tragic events of the infamous Thanos snap (Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame), now referred to as “The Blip,”...
Ben’s Breakdown | “Love, Death & Robots”
It’s sometime in the future, and we’re witnessing an interesting world filled with magic, monsters, robots, and even murder. Welcome...
Santa Claus Conquers the Martians Movie AND Comic Book Review
The Two Gay Geeks and our Staff are taking a much needed break from Thanksgiving through the end of the...
Chimera Q & A after First Showing at Phoenix Film Festival
The Two Gay Geeks were extremely fortunate to be on hand for the first showing of Chimera, the directorial debut...
