Tag: film
Review: ‘Disclosure Day’ Explores Aliens Among Us
Are we alone in the universe? We’ve probably asked that question since we first realized there were planets (and stars) other than our own. Media has dealt with it in a number of ways, whether it’s War of the Worlds, Starman, or Arrival. This isn’t even director Steven Spielberg’s first foray into the concept. Read the full review on The Geekiary.
Movie Review: ‘Masters of the Universe’ is Campy Fun
Eternia would like you to put a pin in your mission statement so we can circle back to unlock the human potential of your TPS report. Read my review on The Geekiary.
RiffTrax Announce They’re Making More MST3K
WE HAVE MOVIE SIGN!
Yesterday, the official RiffTrax social media channels announced that they launched a Kickstarter to make four new episodes of the cult classic tv show Mystery Science Theater 3000 (aka MST3K). Read more at The Geekiary.
LA Comic Con 2025: Sean Abley and the Appeal of Queer Horror
If you did a Venn diagram of the queer community and horror fans, there would be a major overlap—that’s not a new revelation. From James Whale to Ed Wood, horror films have had ‘queer coding’ to represent themes that resonate. Read the interview at The Geekiary.
Review: ‘The Running Man’ is Unfortunately Timely
The first line of the plot section of the Wikipedia article on The Running Man novel states, “In 2025, the world’s economy is in shambles, and America has become a totalitarian dystopia.” So, you know, nothing like what’s going on in current times at all. Read the full review at The Geekiary.
WonderCon 2025 Interview: Composer/Music Producer Aaron Gilhuis
To be a composer for Hollywood, you have to be able to do it all. Composer/music producer Aaron Gilhuis was one of the panelists from Impact24’s panel “3rd Annual Scene Breakdown: Behind the Camera of Film and TV Shows” at the 2025 WonderCon. I talked to him after the panel about writing for different mediums, genres, and project sizes. Read the full interview at The Geekiary.
WonderCon 2025 Interview: Composer Ian Arber
Ian Arber is a London-based composer who has been working in television and film for about ten years now. He was at WonderCon as part of Impact24’s panel “3rd Annual Scene Breakdown: Behind the Camera of Film and TV Shows”. Afterwards, I got to talk to him about his process and career. Read the full interview at The Geekiary.
Film Recommendation: ‘A Nice Indian Boy’ is Friggin’ Adorable
One of romcoms tropiest tropes is the clash of cultures. Whether it’s city gal meets country boy, the prince hooking up with the baker, or person from the past falling for the person who is from now, the story relies on the soft humor of two people learning to see past stereotypes. Read the full recommendation at The Geekiary.
Review: ‘Superman’ is Satisfyingly Human
The Superman comics have had many adaptations over the many years since Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster first created the superhero. Radio, stage adaptations, video games, television, and of course films – starting as early as 1948. Read my review over at The Geekiary.
‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ Is a Fun Return to the Franchise – Movie Review
Jurassic World Rebirth movie is truly a rebirth of the fun of the first Jurassic Park. Read my review at The Geekiary.