Herein Lies The Horror Of Being A “Lost Child”
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 186
Old Classics…? Newly Reviewed | Doctor Doolittle (1967)
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 musical out of the Turner Classic […]
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 185
Old Classics…? Newly Reviewed | Kismet (1955)
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 musical out of the Turner Classic […]
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 184
Old Classics…? Newly Reviewed | The Hidden Eye (1945)
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 a noir […]
PRODIGY LANDS ON NETFLIX
The Two Gay Geeks received this Press Release from Alex Haughey, who Co-Directed the film, Prodigy. This is really exciting news for the Prodigy Team. We interviewed Alex and Brian in Episode 158. PRODIGY LANDS ON NETFLIX The feature film Prodigy makes its Netflix debut on Wednesday, August 22. This “little indie […]
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 183
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 182
The Two Gay Geeks have a conversation with Scott Roughgarden, CEO and Co-Founder of Honey Bubbles, a new sparkling Moscato. We met Scott at a Hollywood Press Screening and were fascinated by the process of wine making and his company in general so, enjoy a little diversion. As always we have our birthdays and we […]
The Roaring 20’s Become Fun and Lively with “Bugsy Malone”
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 181
The Two Gay Geeks have a conversation with Hal Astell, Co-Chair for the first CoKoCon, a local Phoenix sci-fi/ fantasy convention. As always we have our birthdays and we catch up on some of our feedback that has been accumulating. In our second segment we have a chat about some news that has swirled around […]
Not Enough Love for “Brotherly Love”
With LGBTQ issues moving into a more socially acceptable climate it was no wonder that mainstream cinema would soon follow. Movies that dealt heavily with issues such as coming out as well as AIDS were the topic du jour at one time, and amazing movies that dealt with those points came out at a time when […]
Old Classics?… Newly Reviewed | Topper (1937)
Editor Note: Gini has another Old Classic from the overflowing vault of her (new) hometown station, Turner Classic Movies. Let’s see whether Gini believes this movie stands the test of time or has it marched on, shall we? Tackling what Turner Classic Movies says is a classic screwball comedy with 1937’s Topper. Topper (1937) […]
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 180
“Dr. Strange” Is Still Strangely Magical
Given my love of comic books, especially of those that operate in the area of the arcane arts, one that I was greatly excited about was for the movie Dr. Strange. WAIT A MINUTE!?!?!? Dr. Strange??? I’m sure many of you are saying, “But didn’t you review that Marvel movie already???” Let me clarify… Yes, I […]
Old Classics?…Newly Reviewed | “Damn Yankees” (1958)
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 179
The Two Gay Geeks have a conversation with Jason Carney, Executive Director, Phoenix Film Festival about what is in store for the festival next year. As always we have our birthdays and we catch up on some of our feedback that has accumulated. In our second segment we have a chat about our recent trip […]
PRESS RELEASE AND TEASER FOR “GLASS”
GLASS – In Theaters January 18, 2019 Official Site | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | #GlassMovie Night Shyamalan brings together the narratives of two of his standout originals—2000’s Unbreakable, from Touchstone, and 2016’s Split, from Universal—in one explosive, all-new comic-book thriller: Glass. From Unbreakable, Bruce Willis returns as David Dunn as does Samuel L. […]
Old Classics?… Newly Reviewed | Ice Station Zebra (1968)
Editor Note: Gini returns, after a hiatus, with another Old Classic from the overflowing vault of her (new) hometown station, Turner Classic Movies. Let’s see whether Gini believes this movie stands the test of time or has it marched on, shall we? Tackling what Turner Classic Movies says is a tense spy thriller with 1968’s […]
TG Geeks Webcast Episode 178
The Two Gay Geeks have an all Comic-Con International Episode for you this week. In the first segment we talk with Tony Kim of Hero Within, a geeky clothing line, about his new releases for Comic-Con. As always we have our birthdays but are postponing our feedback as we are recording this episode early to […]
