Geek Force

This week on Geek Force, the Squad dive into the winners from the 2023 Golden Globes. Marlin and Cat give a non-spoiler review of “The Menu”, a dark satire about the food industry filled with horror elements. Marlin also discusses the failures of Mindy Kaling’s “Velma” on HBO Max; Cat talks about two new anime shows to get into right now - “Buddy Daddies” and “Trigun Stampede”. And finally, Eming gives a brief look into “M3gan”.

This week on Geek Force, 2023 is here! The Squad takes the time to go over their top favorite things from 2022 and what they are most looking forward to in 2023 - from shows to video games to anime, there’s a lot in store to enjoy and more!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad examines Gulilermo del Toro’s “Pinocchio” on Netflix. They also look back and discuss the winners of “The Game Awards” - from the epic “Elden Ring” to the amazing “God of War: Ragnarok” to the brilliant adaptation “Arcane”. The Squad analyzes and reviews “Bullet Train” on Netflix; Marlin suggests checking out the RPG-turned-anime show “Dragon Age” also on Netflix; and finally, who’s ready to get wet and wild with the Na’vi in “Avatar: The Way of the Water?”

From us to you, thank you so much for another successful year. Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year! 

This week on Geek Force, the Squad reviews “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”. They also discuss the new changes coming up in Marvel’s Phases 5 and 6 due to how low Phase 4 performed. They also examine Tim Burton’s “Wednesday” on Netflix; Marlin lays it all out on what’s happening on Disney+’s “The Santa Clauses”; and finally, Ray recommends a new, exciting show for you to check out on Netflix - “Run for The Money”!

On this episode of Geek Force Ray and Marlin give their initial review of Sony's God of War Ragnarök. They also offer their thoughts on what video games could be nominated for Game of the Year! Lastly, they give a heartfelt goodbye to the Donald Glover series Atlanta on FX.

This week on Geek Force, Cat goes into detail about the IGN interview with Final Fantasy 14 and 16 director, Naoki Yoshida, about abiding by historical realism in a fantasy game and saying that Black people didn’t exist in Medieval Europe to draw inspiration from. Ray reviews Disney+’s “Tales of the Jedi”. Marlin recommends some Netflix shows for you - from the anime “Romantic Killer” to the dramatic season of “Love is Blind 3’. And finally, the Squad is amped up for “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad discusses the epic finale of HBO’s “Game of Thrones” hit, “House of the Dragon”. Cat is hurt by Henry Cavill’s departure from Netflix's “The Witcher” series and the replacement Netflix has chosen. The Squad also looks into James Gunn becoming the director of DC studios; Marlin examines an extremely goofy but unforgettable episode of “Atlanta”; they also praise Guillermo del Toro’s “Cabinet of Curiosities” on Netflix; and finally, how is it that David Tennant is the 14th Doctor?!

This week on Geek Force, the Squad examine and discuss both finales of Marvel's "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" and Amazon's "Rings of Power". They analyze Univeral and Illumination Studios' new Nintendo movie, "The Super Mario Bros Movie". And finally, Marlin gives some insight on AMC's new vampire hit, "Interview with a Vampire".

This week on Geek Force, the Squad excitedly discuss episode 6 of Amazon's "Rings of Power". They then go down Nostalgia Lane in checking out Disney+'s "Hocus Pocus 2". And finally, with Paramount's horror film, "Smile" arriving in theaters, the Squad examine the brilliance and power of their marketing team, as well as other successful horror films in the past.

This week on Geek Force, the Squad discusses Disney+'s new "Star Wars: Rogue One" prequel show, "Andor". They also examine and talk about all the exciting content that was presented at Netflix's Tudum event - updates about new seasons of "The Witcher" and "You" to new movies "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" and "They Cloned Tyrone" starring John Boyega. And finally, Cat and Eming look at episode 5 of "House of the Dragons" - where Rhaenyra and Laenor wed. Let's just say it was a very tame wedding, by Westerosi standards.