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What if Barney was a horror villain—and why did Wile E. Coyote wait all these years to finally sue Acme?This week on Film Geeks, Samantha and Shawn review Buddy, a bizarre horror spin on children's television that mixes cheerful songs, creepy characters and a surprisingly creative story.Then it's time for Coyote vs. Acme. We dive into the Looney Tunes nostalgia, Wile E. Coyote finally getting his day in court, familiar character cameos, the Acme conspiracy behind all those defective products, and why this movie was worth finally getting off the shelf.On the TV side, Samantha gets Shawn hooked on Furious, a layered crime drama that may already be one of their favorite series of the year. We also talk Lanterns, the difference between DC and Marvel's TV and movie strategies, Lioness, Reacher, Project Runway, and what's currently filling our watchlists.Finally, we review Whisper Man, featuring Robert De Niro, Michael Keaton and Adam Scott—and introduce perhaps the most Film Geeks rating ever:“Netflix good.”Plus, Film Geeks Friendsgiving is returning this November.Spoilers included.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is finally here—and it's already shaking up our movie rankings.In this episode of Film Geeks, Shawn and Samantha break down Tom Holland's latest Spider-Man adventure, including Peter Parker's growth, the return to a more grounded Spider-Man story, Punisher and Hulk joining the action, Jean Grey's MCU introduction, and the mysterious post-credit scene that could point toward another Spider-Man.Then we take on the big one: ranking all 11 Spider-Man movies released since 2002. From Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield to Tom Holland and Miles Morales, we compare our lists, revisit some unforgettable moments, and discover one surprising thing—we all ranked the same movie last.We also review Netflix's The Last House, ask how long we'd survive trapped inside our own homes, and celebrate football season with our favorite football movies of all time.Plus: baseball movies, basketball movies, fantasy football resistance, and plenty of Film Geeks tangents along the way.Spoilers included.

In this episode of Film Geeks, we’re back with our mid-year movie check-in and sharing our top 10 movies of 2026 so far.We discuss standout films like Michael, Obsession, Send Help, Project Hail Mary, God Is, Backrooms, Masters of the Universe, The Furious, The Invite, and more. We also give honorable mentions and talk about which movies may shift once the year wraps up.Then we dive into full reviews of Newborn, Nate Parker’s powerful new film about trauma, solitary confinement, family, and survival; Disclosure Day, Steven Spielberg’s alien film that left us underwhelmed; The Furious, a martial arts action film with incredible fight choreography; The Invite, an A24 relationship drama with unexpected emotional layers; and Apple TV’s Cape Fear series.Spoilers included. Follow Film Geeks 83 across all platforms.

In this episode of Film Geeks, we’re catching up on a packed watchlist.We start with Scary Movie 6 and discuss why the comedy didn’t land the way we hoped. From there, we review Office Romance, Strung, and Masters of the Universe, including the nostalgia, performances, and whether these films are worth revisiting.Then we dive into Netflix’s I Will Find You, a twist-filled Harlan Coben thriller, before breaking down A24’s Backrooms, one of the most original and thought-provoking films we’ve seen this year.Finally, Shawn gives a full recap of a chaotic polygamist series that somehow gets messier with every episode.Spoilers included. Follow Film Geeks 83 across all platforms.

In this episode of Film Geeks, we celebrate a major moment for the show — Sterling K. Brown officially follows Film Geeks — and then we jump straight into a packed lineup of reviews.We break down God Is, an original film with heavy themes, intense performances, and one of the most unsettling villain turns we’ve seen in a while. We also review Ready or Not 2 and explain why the sequel improves on the original, then dive into Mortal Kombat 2 and its biggest strengths (and weaknesses).On the TV side, we discuss M.I.A. on Peacock — a series that starts as a “normal” family story and quickly becomes a cartel-driven revenge plot. Finally, we close with Obsession, a Blumhouse thriller that feels more like A24, and explain why it’s currently at the top of our movie rankings for the year so far.Spoilers are included.

In this special episode of Film Geeks, we break down Michael, the highly anticipated Michael Jackson biopic directed by Antoine Fuqua and starring Jafar Jackson and Colman Domingo.This is not a remake of The Jacksons: An American Dream. This film focuses on Michael’s humanity — his childhood, his isolation, his ambition, and the moments that shaped him into the most iconic performer in music history.We discuss the performances, the emotional weight of the storytelling, the recreation of legendary moments like Thriller and Bad, and why this may already be one of the best films of the year.If you grew up on Michael Jackson or simply want to understand the man behind the icon, this episode is for you.

In this episode of Film Geeks, we unpack one of A24’s most uncomfortable relationship dramas and debate whether the confession at the center of the story was forgivable—or unforgivable.We also review Mario Galaxy and discuss whether it lived up to the nostalgia of the first film, then dive into Paradise Season 2 theories and The Pitt’s emotionally heavy second season.Finally, we give flowers to Shrinking, one of the most powerful and human shows on television right now. From grief and forgiveness to scars and growth, this episode covers it all.

In this episode of Film Geeks, we unpack a story that completely shifts once you know the truth.From misunderstood characters to a reveal that forces a full rewatch, we debate whether the twist elevated the narrative—or exposed its flaws. Along the way, we break down performances, storytelling choices, and what makes a great surprise ending actually work.If you love layered characters, spoiler-heavy analysis, and passionate film debates, this one’s for you.

In this episode of Film Geeks, we unpack a wild week in movies and television.We react to Scream 7 and explain why it may be the weakest entry in the franchise. We also dive into Crime 101 and discuss whether its star power lived up to expectations. Then we shift gears to the first three episodes of Paradise, starring Sterling K. Brown, and talk about why the series continues to impress.Finally, we break down the historic Oscar run of Sinners, which earned 16 nominations. From Michael B. Jordan’s dual performance to Ryan Coogler’s direction, we explore why this film could be one of the biggest winners of the year.It’s spoiler-filled, opinion-heavy, and packed with film culture commentary, just how we like it.