Movies

Hi, what are you looking for?

Forces of Geek

‘Civil War’ (review)

The possibility of civil war is uncomfortably close to reality these days, but you’ll find no hints or discussion about how we get to...

Kristen HalbertApril 11, 2024

Animation

‘The Triplets of Belleville’ aka ‘Les triplettes de Belleville’ (Blu-ray review)

When asked to review the 2003 Academy Award nominated French animated film The Triplets of Belleville I jumped at the chance. I feel that...

Benn RobbinsApril 11, 2024

Movies

Joe Dante’s ‘Matinee’ Arrives in a 4K UHD + Blu-Ray Collector’s Edition Set on June 25 from Shout! Studios

From the legendary filmmaker Joe Dante, Matinee (Collector’s Edition) presents in a 4K UHD + Blu-ray from Shout! Studios and becomes available on June...

AdminApril 11, 2024

Movies

‘Monkey Man’ (review)

Having long since cemented how talented he is in front of the camera, with Monkey Man, Dev Patel steps behind the camera and adds...

Leyla MikkelsenApril 11, 2024

Movies

‘Diary of a Spy’ (review)

Diary of a Spy is an espionage thriller from director Adam Christian Clark that purports to be based on true, but confidential, whatever the...

George PalmerJuly 15, 2022

Movies

Always Watching: DVD and Blu-ray Reviews Post Social Distancing

It’s amazing to consider that in just three years we’ve completely changed how and where we watch movies. But, thanks to streaming and DVD,...

AV SquadJuly 5, 2022

Movies

‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ (review)

Thor is having a midlife crisis. The events of Ragnarok and Endgame have made him question his purpose, so the “God of Thunder” (Chris...

Kristen HalbertJuly 5, 2022

Movies

‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ (Blu-ray review)

As representation improves and materialist analyses become more widely prevalent, it becomes tempting to regard art as a fractured mirror in which stories are...

Will McGuireJune 30, 2022

Books

‘The Man With Kaleidoscope Eyes’ by Tim Lucas (review)

Written by Tim Lucas Published by PS Publishing The Man with Kaleidoscope Eyes is the title of Alan Aldridge’s autobiographical art book from...

Steven ThompsonJune 30, 2022

Movies

‘The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent’ (Blu-ray review)

The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is an American action-comedy starring Nicolas Cage and Pedro Pascal. The film is most notable for employing a...

Will McGuireJune 30, 2022

Animation

‘The Bad Guys: Collector’s Edition’ (Blu-ray review)

What happens when you take some traditional bad guys and try to teach them to be good? That is what Dreamworks Animation’s latest effort...

Leyla MikkelsenJune 30, 2022

Movies

Fair Game (1986, review)

REVIEWER’S NOTE: Due to the nature of the film, this review will frankly discuss cruelty to animals and sexual sadism. If those topics are...

Will McGuireJune 30, 2022

Movies

‘The Black Phone’ (review)

With Stephen King adaptations essentially being a genre in their own right, it is perhaps not that strange that once his son Joe Hill...

Leyla MikkelsenJune 24, 2022

Animation

‘Lightyear’ (review)

There has been some confusion as to exactly where Lightyear fits into the Toy Story universe, which has clearly also been at the forefront...

Leyla MikkelsenJune 17, 2022

Columns/Features

Brilliant and Forgotten: A Look Back at the Sam Raimi’s ‘The Quick and The Dead’

1995’s The Quick and The Dead was ahead of its time. The quirky Sam Raimi western didn’t do well at the box office, and...

Fred ShahadiJune 17, 2022

Movies

‘9 Bullets’ (Blu-ray review)

If 9 Bullets were a larger film it would be a disaster, as it stands it is merely a mess. Shocking tonal jumps, a bizarre...

Will McGuireJune 17, 2022

Movies

‘The Policeman’s Lineage’ (review)

Kyu-maan Lee’s The Policeman’s Lineage begs us to return to a simpler era. As its title suggests, this is a cop story, recalling with...

Lee LandeyJune 17, 2022

Movies

‘Scarf Face’ (review)

I discovered competitive eating on the Fourth of July. A lot of people can probably say the same. For me, it was 2004, and...

Bill HendeeJune 17, 2022

Movies

‘Ninja Badass’ (review)

Ninja Badass, doesn’t defy someone’s expectations. It spits in their face, swears at them, and you actually end up admiring this flick for that....

David BitterbaumJune 17, 2022

Movies

‘Paid in Blood’ (review)

Paid in Blood is a Korean gangster thriller. That descriptor alone is enough to create some excitement. For the last twenty years, South Korea...

Will McGuireJune 17, 2022

Movies

‘The Lost Girls’ (review)

Like her grandmother and her mother Jane before her, Wendy must escape Pan’s hold on her and the promise he wants her to keep....

David LandsmanJune 17, 2022

Movies

Check Out This Exclusive Clip From ‘Ninja Badass!’

The Ninja VIP Super Club is doing a slow drag across the American Midwest, culminating in female sacrifice. When they kidnap a super hot babe...

AdminJune 14, 2022

Books

Forces of Geek 2022 Father’s Day Gift Guide

This Sunday is Father’s Day, an actual holiday, dedicated to selling neckties to the fathers, uncles, grandfathers, big brothers, godfathers, and paternal role models...

AdminJune 13, 2022

Columns/Features

Films Lost To History

Lee Harvey Oswald was famously captured at a Dallas movie theater on November 22, 1963. The movie he snuck in to, presumably to get...

Fred ShahadiJune 10, 2022

Movies

‘The Northman: Collector’s Edition’ (Blu-ray review)

The Northman, starring Alexander Skarsgård, co-written and directed by Robert Eggers, is an ultra-violent realistic depiction of a Viking revenge tale. It’s a throwback...

Fred ShahadiJune 10, 2022