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Miranda and Lita discuss the latest film by Vivarium director Lorcan Finnegan. Featuring Nicolas Cage and the late Julian McMahon, the film is now available to stream.

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In this episode, we see the triumphant return of Miranda to discuss the latest instalment in the Predator franchise, the animated Killer of Killers. She is joined by Tamzyn to talk about the spin-off Ballerina, based on the character from John Wick. Finally, Clayton flies solo to look at the latest live action adaptation, How to Train Your Dragon.

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Lita, Tamzyn and Clayton are excited to discuss the follow-up to Talk to Me, Bring Her Back from Adelaide twins Danny and Michael Philippou. The trio get stuck in a time loop for the game adaptation, Until Dawn. Before Lita gives us a breakdown of her time at the Queensland Pinball championships.

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Tamzyn and Clayton talk about the adaptation of Martha Well’s hugely popular Murderbot novels, starring Alexander Skarsgård. Heading below the waves, the pair look at the documentary series Octopus! narrated by Phoebe Waller-Bridge. Finally, Clayton gives a deep dive into the returning characters of Susan and the Rani from Doctor Who.

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We sing our way into Southern Gothic horror with Sinners, Ryan Coogler’s stunning new musical nightmare starring Michael B. Jordan.

We lock eyes with technology’s darkest reflections in Black Mirror Season 7 — from lost memories to twisted game worlds.

And we throw on our spandex to catch up with WrestleMania 40 — double-crosses and title fights.

Plus, we pay tribute to legendary director Ted Kotcheff (First Blood, Weekend at Bernie’s), and geek out over hidden Easter eggs across film and TV.

Available now — hit play, and join us where the geeks roam free.

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This week on Geeks Out, Tamzyn, Sam, and Clayton power up for an adventure through games, myths, and 80s classics:

We dodge Creepers and flying squids as Minecraft leaps from console to cinema, with Jack Black and Jason Momoa bringing pixelated chaos to life.

We mourn horned beasts (and good sense) with Death of a Unicorn — a surreal A24 ride through biotech greed, fantasy, and some killer kills.

And to celebrate Cyndi Lauper’s farewell tour, we dive into the messy, magical, and slightly problematic nostalgia of The Goonies.

Plus, a peek at all the madness unveiled at CinemaCon, from Tron: Ares to Wicked: For Good, and a tribute to legends John Carpenter and Val Kilmer.

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Sam and Clayton are joined remotely by Lita to talk about the new Netflix series Devil May Cry, based on the game of the same name. Then Clayton discusses the latest Hunger Games prequel plus some genre books with gay love stories and Sam talks about his favourite podcasts. Finally, Sam and Clayton talk about the film Drop, in cinemas now.

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This week, Tamzyn and Clayton dive into one of their favourite horror flicks of the year — Clown in a Cornfield, the bloody and brilliant slasher based on Adam Cesare’s cult YA novel.

Then we’re joined by director Eli Craig (Tucker & Dale vs Evil), who chats to us about:

So grab your popcorn and avoid cornfields — this one’s a killer.

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