Miranda and Clayton discuss Marvel’s latest bewitching show, Agatha All Along.

The News, according to Miranda and Clayton, on the 30th of September, 2024.

Scott Dale is an Australian director whose second feature, Subservience, is available now for rent or digital purchase. Tamzyn and Clayton got the chance to chat to him about the film.

This segment takes us on a surreal and haunting journey with ‘I Saw the TV Glow.’ This visually stunning and deeply personal film taps into themes of identity, reality, and the quest for self-acceptance. ? From the show’s eerie world to the poignant experiences of its trans characters, we delve into how the film reflects the complexities of the trans experience and resonates with those seeking authenticity in a world full of expectations. ? With nods to nostalgic TV shows of the ’90s and...

Ever wondered how Edward Scissorhands would fare without words, only dance? ? Join us as we step into Matthew Bourne’s mesmerizing all-dance adaptation of this iconic Tim Burton classic. With dance taking center stage ?, we unravel how this contemporary reimagining conveys Edward’s story through elegant choreography, expressive movements, and a beautifully expanded score. ? From Edward’s mechanical beginnings to the heartwarming inclusion of a gay couple, this adaptation has a modern twist...

In this intense and thought-provoking review, we dissect Coralie Fargeat’s latest film, ‘The Substance’ starring Demi Moore. ? A dark, visceral journey into the world of aging and the pursuit of beauty, this body horror film challenges societal standards and delivers a haunting look at identity and self-perception. ? Expect a blend of influences from the greats like David Cronenberg and Stanley Kubrick, as we explore how the film uses its grotesque, yet captivating visuals to highlight the...

In this jam-packed segment, we dive into the latest entertainment news! ? Netflix’s animated feature ‘The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep’ ?‍♂️ is set to hit screens in February 2025, weaving Geralt’s story between the episodes of the live-action series. But that’s not all – we also take a look at the internal struggles at Pixar amid the colossal success of ‘Inside Out 2’ ? and their controversial stance on LGBTQA+ themes. Then, we turn our attention to Doctor Who’s latest casting rumors ?,...

  Jump scares, thirst traps, and psychological chills – we’ve got it all in our review of Speak No Evil! In this episode, Tamzyn and Clayton dissect the tense, spine-tingling horror of a movie that keeps you on the edge of your seat. From unexpected twists to deeply unsettling character dynamics, we talk about why this film delivers a punch. For horror fans seeking a mix of thrills and thought-provoking dread, this one’s for you!  

  Get ready to experience the heartwarming, tear-jerking journey of The Wild Robot! In this episode, we explore the stunning animation and emotional depth of the story as Roz, a stranded robot, learns the true meaning of family and survival. Featuring standout voice performances by Lupita Nyong’o and Kit Connor, this episode breaks down the movie’s themes of parenthood, self-discovery, and the breathtaking beauty of nature. Prepare to grab tissues as we review what makes The Wild Robot a...

Step into the world of gods and mortals with KAOS, a bold reimagining of Greek mythology! In this episode, Tamzyn and Sam dive into the vibrant, twisted narrative where divine beings navigate modern-day challenges. With a mix of drama, dark humour, and epic visual aesthetics, KAOS reshapes ancient myths for today’s audience. Join us as we debate Jeff Goldblum’s portrayal of Zeus, Billy Piper’s stellar performance as Cassandra, and how the show balances comedy with intense power...

In this episode of Geek News, we delve into the latest hot topics from the world of pop culture! We kick off with The Boys star Valorie Curry, who speaks out on fan boundaries after an uncomfortable Comic Con experience. Then, we explore the future of Dune as director Denis Villeneuve confirms the third instalment, Dune: Messiah, will be his last. Plus, Lilly Wachowski is set to produce a thrilling new animated feature, Hell Followed With Us, bringing an apocalyptic tale of survival to the...

This week Clayton, Tamzyn and Sam cast a light out into the cosmic void with their Beacon 23 review. It’s unanimous the team are missing Lena Heady in this season, all agree her character was the glue that held the first series together. Season two has a different vibe and the team are not sure its a good one. The introduction of a new character is definitely a plus and special mention for the fantastic and creepy AI episode. If you watched series one, you will probably want to watch this...

The team abandon fate in their review of the new anime series of Terminator Zero. A great discussion around the time lines, the interconnections of all the terminator offerings, and the real life history involved in this new offering. lots of pondering by the team on AI and what it might offer humanity, and is humanity worth saving? The team agree this is a good series even if you are not into anime, give this one a shot. REVIEW: Terminator Zero CREATED BY: Mattson Tomlin with Production...

The Juice is loose, again, in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. Join Tamzyn, Sam and Clayton as they gleefully review the new offering from director Tim Burton. The team really enjoy the practical effects in this movie. All agree they have upped the game on the dead people which was very much appreciated. Sam reveals he has not seen the first film and still very much enjoyed the story and the world that is created. Michael Keaton’s performance, with a 36 year gap , is floorless. A big geeky thumbs up...

This week Clayton, Tamzyn and Sam bring us all the Geek News from the geekosphere, including update on the once beloved fantasy author Neil Gaiman and why he has recently fallen out of favour. ‘The Life of Chuck’, the feel-good apocalypse tale adapted from a short story by Stephen King, debuted at the Toronto Film Festival and in other Stephen King news, another of the author’s works is set to be released on screen. Tune in to find out more.

GEEK NEWS Welcome back! In geek news this week, we’ve got a lineup that’s sure to nerd you out. First, the rumours that legendary Tim Curry might return to the screen, a brand-new series inspired by the classic tale of Dorian Gray. Then, get ready to dive deep into the world of Kaiju-Jaegers with an action-packed prequel to ‘Pacific Rim’. Fans of ‘The Sum of Us’ won’t want to miss the latest updates on season two of this groundbreaking series. Stay tuned for all this and more as we launch...

Clayton walks us down a dark, twisted path with ‘Strange Darling’. When Clayton advises you don’t read about this film before you watch it, you know its going to be good! Clayton talks us around the film without giving anything away, no spoilers. REVIEW: Strange Darling STARRING: Willa Fitzgerald, Kyle Gallner, Barbara Hershey, Ed Bengly Jr and others. SYNOPSIS: Clayton recommends not reading any synopsis as it can spoil the film.

The Geeks team kill for the big bucks in the future comedy ‘Jackpot’. There is so much laughter in the review, with everyone agreeing the stars of the movie, Awkwafina and John Cena, don’t disappoint. It’s agreed this is a dumb, Sunday- afternoon movie on the couch. Sam adds that he would like to play a game set in this universe, that of course set the team off on an inmagined gaming tangent that you have to tune in to hear! REVIEW: Jackpot! STARRING: Awkwafina, John Cena, Ayden Mayeri,...

Tamzyn has a sit down with Bookworm director Ant Timpson. Get all the interesting stories from the directors perspective on this wonderful, family friendly movie. INTERVIEW: Ant Timpson director of ‘Bookworm” SCREENPLAY BY: Toby Harvard STARRING: Elijah Wood. Nell Fisher SYNOPSIS: Mildred’s life is turned upside down when her mother lands in hospital and his father, Strawn Wise, comes to look after her. Strawn takes Mildred camping in the rugged New Zealand wilderness and the pair embark...

The team get lost in the New Zealand wilderness in their review of ‘Bookworm’, a delightful, family-friendly action movie. Sam summed it up perfectly when he recommend the movie to his grandmother who was looking for an enjoyable movie with a good story. Tamzyn declares it was her favourite family movie for the year! REVIEW: Bookworm DIRECTOR: Ant Timpson SCREENPLAY BY: Toby Harvard STARRING: Elijah Wood. Nell Fisher SYNOPSIS: Mildred’s life is turned upside down when her mother lands...

This week, Clayton and Tamzyn look back on the ups and downs of the Alien world, explore the latest sequel and prequel in Alien Romulus, and discuss the influence and impact of Alien on the sci-fi world. First up, Clayton and Tamzyn give us updates on all the latest Geek NEWS. The Alien franchise is one of the most iconic and enduring sci-fi horror series, spanning several decades and featuring a complex universe filled with terrifying creatures, mysterious extraterrestrial entities, and a...

The team are going treasure hunting across the stars in ‘Borderlands’ There is a saying, “Never see a movie based on a video game.” While there are exceptions to this rule, this is not one of them! Gamers will not find the charm of the game in the movie. Miranda and Tamzyn agree that Cate Blanchett is the one redeemable feature. There is another saying, “If you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all.” That doesn’t help when you’re delivering a review, but Miranda and Tamzyn bring...

This week the team are going back to the Dark Knight’s origins in ‘Batman: Caped Crusader’ The series returns to a noir style, with Batman portrayed more as a detective than an invincible superhero. The team clearly enjoyed the series, particularly the villains, which harken back to the golden age of Batman. Expect some fantastic character surprises and innovative casting that has sparked a lot of fan discussions. A warning: listening to this review may lead to Batman fandom.

Unfurling the final season of ‘The Umbrella Academy’ The team has a lively discussion about their favourite characters, and the energy is palpable. This series is so good that Tamzyn binged it in two nights. Miranda delights in the characters’ family dysfunction and describes it as a brilliant train wreck that you are compelled to watch. Sam is right there with the team, celebrating this fantastic series. Special mention goes to the song “Baby Shark” and the question we’re all asking: Will...

NEWS: D23 Miranda, Tamzyn, and Sam bring you all the latest Geek news from across the globe, including the Disney-dominated San Diego Comic-Con with Ti West’s ‘X’ trilogy, the return of ‘Looney Tunes’ to our screens, and much more.