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Tamzyn and Clayton checked out the Ridley Scott-directed post-apocalyptic drama The Dog Stars, and in short, it needed less drama and more Alison Janney.

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With sadness, the Geeks Out team Eulogies three of their favourites: singer, philanthropist, and actress Dolly Parton; actor Tim Curry; and voice actor Peter Cullen.

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Clayton, Miranda and Tamzyn continue to talk about their MIFF adventures, including a surprisingly gay film that kept Miranda and Clayton up late at night.

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Miranda and Tamzyn got themselves along to see The End of Oak Street, the new film from It Follows director David Robert Mitchell. Between a love of dinosaurs and Anne Hathaway, this film got the team’s nod.

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Tamzyn and Clayton, with some helpful notes from Miranda, talk about this year’s MIFF geek shorts lineup, including Praying Mantis, Man Eating Pussy, Fingerbang, The Worm and more.

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Tamzyn and Clayton, with some helpful notes from Miranda, talk about this year’s MIFF geek feature lineup, including Victorian Psycho, Ghost in the Cell, Mum I’m Alien Pregnant and more.

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Tamzyn and Clayton grab a cone and sit back for a chat about Eli Roth’s latest grotesque piece, Ice Cream Man. The duo explores the ups and downs and the controversy behind a beloved horror filmmaker’s latest journey.

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In attempt 234 of trying to get Clayton to watch more animation, Miranda leads a review of the legend latest adventure, Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender.

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Miranda and Clayton discuss the latest swinging adventure from our Friendly Neighborhood Spider-man, Brand New Day. Featuring some of the best acting to hit a Sony or Marvel superhero film, a fourth outing for the WebCrawler was an unexpected delight.

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Clayton and Miranda dive head first into an entire lake of queer horror with the latest from ‘I Saw the TV Glow’ director Jane Shoenbrun, ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’. Starring the legendary Gillian Anderson and the engaging Hannah Einbinder, the movie delves into the sapphic while embracing the horror genre.

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