What is happening over in “Black River Meadow?”
Warning This review contains spoilers! A man, along with a woman who is presumably his wife, and a child, again presumably his daughter, are in what appears to be the cellar of some old lodging. The clothes look old and there is nothing there to roughly indicate what the date is. The father has brought […]
Black River Meadow Releases Today
The Two Gay Geeks are pleased to announce the release of a new film by Dark Valley Productions called Black River Meadow. Dark Valley Productions is the production company of Gareth David-Lloyd of Torchwood and I Am Alone fame. Have a look at the press release below. Black River Meadow “Beneath the mist, among […]
Old Classics…?? Newly Reviewed | Mystery Movie
Editor Note: Gini has another Old Classic film from her Turner Classic Movie Collection watching. Since Atlanta is home to Turner Classic Movies it is only right that Gini should be reviewing them with her view of the world. What can it be this time? Gini is tackling a movie that Turner Classic Movies somehow […]
Can’t Get Enough Italian Horror? Try OTT Streamer Midnight Pulp
The Two Gay Geeks received the Press Release below form ur friends at Foundry Communications. If you are an Italian horror fan specifically, Mario Bava and Dario Argento’s work, this may be of interest to you. Check out the info and lineup at OTT Streamer Midnight Pulp. As All Hallow’s Eve approaches, OTT streamer […]
BROTHERS Screened at NewFest in NYC
The Two Gay Geeks received a press release form our friends at Shark Party Media. BROTHERS is billed as: A critically acclaimed narrative short-form web series that follows a group of transgender male friends, exploring what it means to go up against traditional societal gender roles. We at TG Squared Studios feel it is important […]
All the Creatures Were Stirring | Press Teaser
The Two Gay Geeks received this press teaser form our friends at Katrina Wan PR. We are rather interested in seeing more about this film. We met one of the co-writers/ co-directors at Phoenix Comicon a few years ago. Presents LOS ANGELES – RLJE Films (NASDAQ: RLJE) will release the horror film ALL THE […]
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 193
Dr. Zombie – Monster Family Physician #20
Dr. Zombie: Monster Family Physician The concept is that Dr. Zombie is a monster family physician, because the mad science lab doesn’t pay much and he has to a do a day job to fund his passion. We hope you enjoy this bizarre journey of cartooning and comedy. Dr. Zombie – Monster Family Physician #20 […]
Duza’s Kitchen Crafts Some Mean Cuisine
The Two Gay Geeks had the opportunity to dining at a new (to us) restaurant with some friends a week ago and were very pleasantly surprised. Duza’s Kitchen was suggested by our good friends Brendan and Gordon and it is located conveniently right next to Tuck Shop another of our recent discoveries. Our friend Gordon […]
News Sushi: Morsels of News from Japan and Beyond #34 Halloween Edition
It is Friday and that means it is time for the World Famous, soon to be Intergalactic Famous, News Sushi from our very own, Hamish Downie. Hamish brings us a decidedly different slant on Pop Culture as viewed through the lens of a non-native living in Japan. Thank you Hamish, for your insights. Today’s […]
Review: “Johnny English Strikes Again” Silly, Fun Entertainment
Old Classics…? Newly Reviewed | His Girl Friday (1940)
Editor Note: Gini has another Old Classic film from her Turner Classic Movie Collection watching. Since Atlanta is home to Turner Classic Movies it is only right that Gini should be reviewing them with her view of the world. What can it be this time? Gini is tackling what Turner Classic Movies says is a […]
“The Haunting of Hill House” Is A Hauntingly Great Series!
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 192
The Two Gay Geeks have a chat with Zachry Wheeler, author of Max and the Multiverse Series and his newest installment, Max and the Banjo Ferret. As always we have our birthdays and we have our always popular feedback segment. In our second segment we chat about the new on Netflix, The Haunting of Hill […]
Dr. Zombie – Monster Family Physician #19
Dr. Zombie: Monster Family Physician The concept is that Dr. Zombie is a monster family physician, because the mad science lab doesn’t pay much and he has to a do a day job to fund his passion. We hope you enjoy this bizarre journey of cartooning and comedy. Dr. Zombie – Monster Family Physician #19 […]
A Geeks Guide to Cross Stitch | A Review
News Sushi: Morsels of News from Japan and Beyond #33
It is Friday and that means it is time for the World Famous, soon to be Intergalactic Famous, News Sushi from our very own, Hamish Downie. Hamish brings us a decidedly different slant on Pop Culture as viewed through the lens of a non-native living in Japan. Thank you Hamish, for your insights. Editor Note […]
Three Episode Thoughts: “The Haunting of Hill House”
It’s “Halloween,” and all I got was a rock.
In 1978 John Carpenter gave filmgoers and lovers of horror the quintessential slasher movie. It set up all the tropes and laid the foundation for future slasher movies to come. It was also one of the most terrifying movies I had ever watched and gave me many a sleepless night. Now John Carpenter, as executive […]
Binging My Life Away | “The Time Tunnel” (1966)
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 191
The Two Gay Geeks have a chat with Peter Cawdron, a Sci-Fi author from Australia about his writing career and what is coming up. As always we have our birthdays and we have our always popular feedback segment. In our second segment we chat about the new season of Doctor Who with Jodie Whittaker. In […]
Dr. Zombie – Monster Family Physician #18
Dr. Zombie: Monster Family Physician The concept is that Dr. Zombie is a monster family physician, because the mad science lab doesn’t pay much and he has to a do a day job to fund his passion. We hope you enjoy this bizarre journey of cartooning and comedy. Dr. Zombie – Monster Family Physician #18 […]
Social Saturday | The English Beat at City Winery – Atlanta
Neo-Noir is Back in “Bad Times at the El Royale” | Ro Reviews
News Sushi: Morsels of News from Japan and Beyond #32
It is Friday and that means it is time for the World Famous, soon to be Intergalactic Famous, News Sushi from our very own, Hamish Downie. Hamish brings us a decidedly different slant on Pop Culture as viewed through the lens of a non-native living in Japan. Thank you Hamish, for your insights. via […]
Weekend Plans? How About Apocalypse Later Film Festival as an Option
Three Episode Thoughts | “Magnum P. I.”
Review: “First Man” Intense and Emotional
I’ve always been fascinated by the Apollo 11 Mission to the moon, maybe because I wasn’t born yet. I’ve watched the news reels and experienced the aftermath, watched while cuts have been made to the space program. I loved the idea of a movie exploring Neil Armstrong’s experience of the race to the moon and […]
“Members Only” – A Play by Oliver Mayer | World Premiere at LATC
Review: “The Happy Prince” Faithful and Passionate
When I initially saw that Rupert Everett was making a film about the final days of Oscar Wilde, I was incredibly excited. The actor is incredibly talented and passionate about the project. He writes and directs the film as well as starring in the title role. In addition to his skill, I love Oscar Wilde, […]
A Visit to The Magic Castle
Over the weekend the Two Gay Geeks had the wonderful opportunity to go to The Magic Castle in Hollywood, CA. For those who don’t know, it is a private nightclub for magicians as well as a clubhouse for the Academy of Magical Arts. For the most part, only members are allowed in, but friends of members […]
The Two Gay Geeks Among the Finalists for a 2018 Parsec Award
The Two Gay Geeks were among four podcasts selected for finalist judging in the Best Speculative Fiction Fan or News Podcast General category of the Parsec Awards. We are honored to have made it into the finalist judging. Good luck to all of us. About the Parsec Awards The Parsecs are a juried award […]
Felicity Tillack Drops Trailer for Debut Feature Film “Impossible to Imagine”
The Two Gay Geeks received an email from our own Hamish Downie letting us know about a new film from debut filmmaker, Felicity Tillack. Below are the details on the film, Felicity, as well as the trailer itself. Please have a look. Impossible to Imagine Kyoto-based Australian Director Felicity Tillack dropped the trailer this […]
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 190
The Two Gay Geeks have a chat with Susan Surftone, FBI Agent turned Surf Guitarist, about her career and how she got into music. As always we have our birthdays and we have our always popular feedback segment. In our second segment we chat with our good friend Joseph Gaxiola about Joshua Tree Feeding Program […]
Dr. Zombie – Monster Family Physician #17
Dr. Zombie: Monster Family Physician The concept is that Dr. Zombie is a monster family physician, because the mad science lab doesn’t pay much and he has to a do a day job to fund his passion. We hope you enjoy this bizarre journey of cartooning and comedy. Dr. Zombie – Monster Family Physician #17 […]
Black Angus – Phoenix Metrocenter | Still A Good Choice Among the Crowd
The Two gay Geeks took Andrea and Duncan Rittschof out to Black Angus for Andrea’s birthday on Sunday evening. Below is my review of our experience. Black Angus Steakhouse Black Angus Steakhouse has been around for a very long time and still competes in the market today, especially at the location in Phoenix […]
News Sushi: Morsels of News from Japan and Beyond #31
‘A Star is Born’ Re-Imagines Love and Sacrifice | Ro Reviews
Quick Take: A Star is Born (Star) is a cautionary tale about love, co-dependency, self-image, and one hell of an endorsement for recording film music live. Star’s rolled chemistry, charisma, and heart into an endearing story that puts the right actors together at just the right moment to tell a compelling tale that just never seem […]
Space: 1999 – A Retrospective, or WHAT HAPPENED IN SEASON 2???
When Space: 1999 premiered in 1975 it was during a time when there was a famine on quality science fiction. Gerry Anderson, master of the supermarionation series took another shot at live action sci-fi following his trippy 1970 series UFO, this time with a series that dealt with the mysteries of space. On the moon […]
Old Classics…? Newly Reviewed | King Solomon’s Mines (1950)
Editor Note: Gini has another Old Classic film from her Turner Classic Movie Collection watching. Since Atlanta is home to Turner Classic Movies it is only right that Gini should be reviewing them with her view of the world. What can it be this time? Gini is tackling what Turner Classic Movies calls an adventure […]
