Fake Geek Girls - A Critical Look at Pop Culture

It's been a busy couple of weeks! How have we been entertaining ourselves? Let's find out.

It's been a busy couple of weeks! How have we been entertaining ourselves? Let's find out.

The first rule of Fight Club is... talk about it incessantly because it's been over 20 years and we're still bickering about it. So where do we stand on the great "is it misunderstood?" debate? How do we feel about its treatment of masculinity and questions of class? Also, the ever-important question: Brad Pitt or Edward Norton?

Warning: Contains swearing and discussions of lots of objectionable content, including sex, violence, and suicide.

The first rule of Fight Club is... talk about it incessantly because it's been over 20 years and we're still bickering about it. So where do we stand on the great "is it misunderstood?" debate? How do we feel about its treatment of masculinity and questions of class? Also, the ever-important question: Brad Pitt or Edward Norton?

Warning: Contains swearing and discussions of lots of objectionable content, including sex, violence, and suicide.

Cats, cars, and tossing a coin to your witcher. What else have we been up to this week? Let's find out.

Warning: No cursing or explicit language, but we do talk about Cats, the film, using the word "horny."

Cats, cars, and tossing a coin to your witcher. What else have we been up to this week? Let's find out.

Warning: No cursing or explicit language, but we do talk about Cats, the film, using the word "horny."

Cats, cars, and tossing a coin to your witcher. What else have we been up to this week? Let's find out.

Warning: No cursing or explicit language, but we do talk about Cats, the film, using the word "horny."

When there is no more room in hell...we podcast about it. We're discussing the various zombie films of George Romero, beginning with 1968's Night of the Living Dead all the way up to 2009's Survival of the Dead. Just what ARE zombies? Should they be running? And what does all of this have to do with class?

When there is no more room in hell...we podcast about it. We're discussing the various zombie films of George Romero, beginning with 1968's Night of the Living Dead all the way up to 2009's Survival of the Dead. Just what ARE zombies? Should they be running? And what does all of this have to do with class?

We watched some great stuff, listened to some great podcasts, and saw The Rise of Skywalker. It did happen. This is a spoiler-free discussion, though it is certainly not opinion-free!