The Film Geeks review and talk about their favorite films, tv shows, major updates in the entertainment industry and occasionally dabble in all things geek.
We get back into aliens with this week going to one of our recent favorites - Arrival. This film touches on alot of fun and deep topics about how we would react with aliens whenever that day may come.
Neil & Steve return after a long hiatus and discuss Annihilation. Neil won't stop saying Parasite, Steve can't help but ask more questions, and both have lost all their professionalism that we built over the years.
We venture forth for another dark comedy/horror film suggested by Brett and Logan. Once more Neil hasn't seen the mvoie, maintaining the worst Film Geek credentials around. We talk about the film structure, writing and behind the scenes.
We have a new guest for this episode where we address the many issues of Iron Man 3. Brett returns once more and dons on the cape and cowl and attempts to defend what the other hosts think is a heaping turd. But you tell us! Are you convinced either way on yout stance on the film? Let us know!
Brett and Keith return for another horror comedy episode and a quick chat about Suicide Squad. One of these films was wildly entertaining, the other was not...that... Find out which was which!
Brett and Rebecca join us to discuss horror comedies and DC films - buckle up and enjoy the nerd-dom.
Keith returns and we greet him with one of his favorite films. Neil hasn't seen it and Logan is....there. He's just there. Our first episode back from vacation and we find out the microphone isn't necessary ready to come back to work just yet either.
It ain't no surprise that Danny is no fan of the Tolkien epic, but Neil tries desperately to find out why he doesn't like it. Meanwhile we breakdown the highs and lows from Logan and Steve.
We are joined by Mike Coblentz in studio and we cover his favorite film - Memento. And spoiler alert - we all didn't agree.
Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice is out! We give our opinions on the film, the heros, the casting and if the critics were too harsh or justified in their ratings of the film.
We return to the wonderful world of VFX with Ed. He tells us about his time at ILM and a little about what it takes to be in the industry.
We explore the rich and diverse world of DC Comics and ask all the hosts to put their money where their mouths out. Who will win - the Dark Knight or the Man fo Tomorrow.
This episode we were lucky enough to score an interview with Ed Kramer, a former VFX artist and supervisor from ILM. In part 1 - he gives us his origin story and exactly how he got to ILM.
In this episode we take on Man of Steel and introduce a new format for the show. This is episode 1 of the Convince Me Series - where we pitch to you the audience members why a film is either amazing or god awful. You be the judges and tell us how you feel about the greatest super hero debate of our time.
We dive deep on this episode as we talk about Fight Club! Film Geek Fan #1 Anthony joins us in studio and we cover his favorite movie and get Neil's First Impression at the same time.
Nothing fancy or special here...EXCEPT THE FACT IT IS IRON GIANT. If you don't love this film... well, you can just keep on subscribing and skip this puppy, but how can you!? The boys talk about their favorite moments from the film and how it stands now watching it as adults.
Tim reunites with us but this time we have additional company around the mic with Logan and Danny. We cover one of Tim's favorite movies, as well as everyone elses, Back to the Future.
Happy New Year everyone, we're back with a new guest and some more awkward, bad humor, tangent filled episode of FilmGeeks! Michaek Munoz of "The Back Issue" podcast joined us to review our first Tarentino film.
Bryan Price joins us for a quick interview and then a disection of the film Braveheart. This episode was archived back when Neil was in haze of pain meds in November but felt it was a great fit to hold you hungry listeners over til 2016 begin! Bryan and Neil discuss why this film was so great and the effects it had on subsequent historical epics.
We regroup and discussion our impressions of the new Star Wars film. We didn't have Steve with us but we did get Logan and Akshay to return, join us as we discuss our theories on what it meant and what is to come for the new trilogy.
Part 3 of 4, we have finally reached the end of the original trilogy and Steve sums up his thoughts on the Franchise and we break down a bit more symbolism and humor in Star Wars Return of the Jedi. [Updated Episode]
We're back to visit everyones favorite space odyssey - Star Wars. This time we had Steve and Logan with us and we discuss the finer points about the original trilogy while trying not to spoil anything for the rookies.
We revisit a classic film in Nerd culture - Star Wars. We got the first impressions from Steve who came in as an outsider to the franchise. We're gonna make a race to finish the original trilogy before Episode 7 releases.
In a cheap attempt to win over some female audience members, we decide to get in touch with our feminine side. The guys discussion the film Cinderella and then all things Disney Live Action - anything you think is worth looking forward to?
We talk to our good friend Tim losee about Action movies, stunts and what got him interested on his path in the film industry
Settle in and bust out the popcorn this episode is a treat. Our first interview is with director Brett Simmons, a rising star in his own right. Brett has most recently directed 'Monkey Paw' and 'Animal' and discusses with us the finer points of film making and of course - his own origin story. Today we preach to the "kids"...and that's all of you.
Special Guest Star: Brittani Wills stops by and teaches us some proper terms for apes and their kind. Also we talk about the movie somewhere in there...
The gang gets together to kick start a new FilmGeek podcast. This disaster episode features Scott Pilgrim vs the World.