Missing the Mark: The Darkest Minds | Ro Reviews
By now, we all know Hollywood is obsessed with adapting young adult dystopia novels into films (blame Hunger Games, I do). So it was with great fanfare – but little surprised – that its latest attempt to (re)secure the YA-franchise bag, The Darkest Minds directed by Jennifer Yuh (Kung Fu Panda sequels), hit theaters this Friday (August 3, […]
Mission: Impossible – Fallout | Spoiler-Free Review
I wasn’t really sure where the Mission: Impossible storyline had left to go that wouldn’t ultimately feel like a retread. Ethan Hunt’s saved his wife, lost his wife, found a new lady-love, lost that love all while battling terrorist cells, turn-coats, and diabolical doomsday cabals in order to avert one extinction-level crisis after another. So, […]
“Dr. Strange” Is Still Strangely Magical
Given my love of comic books, especially of those that operate in the area of the arcane arts, one that I was greatly excited about was for the movie Dr. Strange. WAIT A MINUTE!?!?!? Dr. Strange??? I’m sure many of you are saying, “But didn’t you review that Marvel movie already???” Let me clarify… Yes, I […]
The new “Titans” Trailer is Here, and it’s Not Family Friendly!
The new trailer for DC’s Titan series has finally dropped, and it’s most certainly NOT family friendly! Being that it will be streaming on Warner Bros. new “direct-to-consumer digital service” means that it has the potential of going about as dark as any of the Marvel properties currently showing on Netflix. How this plays into the […]
‘Sorry To Bother You’ Is The Satire We Need | Spoiler-Free Review
Pair lush surrealistic imagery (that’s a punch in the face all its own) with a script satirically tackling tokenism, code-switching, gentrification, slave-mentality (and literal slavery), inequality, nihilism, corporate greed, selling out, and the onslaught of sociopolitical and economic anxiety that ultimately leads to a dystopian hellscape for those who can’t afford utopia with insightful skill, […]
Binging My Life Away | The Wild Wild West
Sicario, Day of the Soldado | Film Review
If you were left wondering what’s next for Matt Graver’s (Josh Brolin) black bag team and Alejandro (Benicio del Toro) then you’re in for it because the second installment Sicario, Day of the Soldado hit theaters Friday, June 29th. A few housekeeping items before we really get into it: Sicario means Hitman (usually associated with cartels). […]
Deeper Story Elements Revealed on the ‘Black Panther’ Blu-Ray | Blu-Ray/DVD Review
By now, you’ve probably seen more than a few snippets teasing behind-the-scenes details from the making of Black Panther online. If you’re anything like me, they’ve pushed seeing all the special features and bonus material further up your list of things to do in May. Starting May 8, you can add Black Panther to your digital […]
‘Breaking In’ | Film Review
If you’re wondering what to do for a post Mother’s Day meal, Universal Pictures offers up its latest: Breaking In. Synopsis: Shaun Russell (Gabrielle Union) and her son Glover (Seth Carr) and daughter Jasmine (Ajiona Alexus) travel to her childhood home to prepare the expansive property for sale. Her estranged father’s (Damien Leake) passing brings her back […]
Midnight Lace (1960) | Old Classics… Newly Reviewed
Tackling what Turner Classic Movies shares is a classic in suspense, with 1960’s Midnight Lace. Midnight Lace is a rare Doris Day movie that is not a comedy nor a musical. It’s suspense in the Gaslight sub-genre of the Woman in Jeopardy category. Day stars as newly married American heiress Kit Preston and the movie […]
Free Screening of VIDA – Includes Popcorn and Drink
Three Episode Thoughts: “Lost in Space”
While Netflix has done a bang up job with much of their original content, the popular streaming service chose to cast its sight on attempting one more reboot of the classic, and ultimately terribly campy series, Lost in Space. Instead of going for more of the updated reboot, as was done in 1998 with the […]
Avengers: Infinity War has Infinite Heart Stopping Moments
From the earliest days of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, when we are first introduced to Tony Stark and his wondrous Iron Man suit, Marvel Studios has been taking audiences on a ride that can only be likened to a jigsaw puzzle. Throughout this ride more pieces have come together giving us an even better glimpse […]
Press Release: Michael Myers Returns in “Halloween”
Review: “A Series of Unfortunate Events Season 2” Entertaining and Well Acted
I’ve not always been an enthusiast of A Series of Unfortunate Events and the adventures of the Baudelaire orphans. When the movie initially came out, it was a bit disappointing. But when Netflix re-imagined the books as a series, I was sold. The cast is brilliant and it has been highly entertaining, with an engaging […]
Daro Mat Writer, Lakshmi Devy Interviewed at Phoenix Film Festival
Fisher Cove Director, Sean Skene, Interview at Phoenix Film Festival
Chimera’s Jessie, Karishma Ahluwalia, Interview at Phoenix Film Festival
The Two Gay Geeks were absolutely elated to be able to talk with Karishma Ahluwalia who plays Jessie in Chimera. What a fun interview. This is a must listen interview.Alos sitting in was Director, Maurice Haeems and we had a live studio audience in our small hotel room. All at the Phoenix Film Festival. […]
Andover Movie Interview at Phoenix Film Festival
The Two Gay Geeks were very fortunate to have a sit-down interview in our hotel studio with Scott Perlman and Julie Suronen of the movie Andover playing at Phoenix Film Festival. We look forward to seeing this film at one of the two screenings still to come. Andover Screens at Phoenix Film Festival […]
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 for Maurice Haeems at the 18th Annual Phoenix Film Festival. We were excited to see this film on the big screen after only having seen it on our laptops and our home theater system. It […]
