Movie Geeks United

The Movie Geeks review the new documentary Whitney and Ant-Man and the Wasp, debate the best of the Dirty Harry franchise, assess Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo in the age of the Me Too movement, and discuss a list of the most polarizing films ever made.

Movie Geeks United! home entertainment correspondent Adam Long discusses the diverse array of niche titles released on blu-ray throughout the month of June.  Titles include The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Coming to America, Body of Evidence, Superfly, Night of the Lepus and dozens more.

Actor Jeff East joins the Movie Geeks to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Richard Donner's Superman: The Movie.  Mr. East, who portrayed the young Clark Kent in the film, shares anecdotes on a variety of figures he's worked with over the years, including Warren Oates, J. Lee Thompson, Christopher Reeve and Wes Craven.

The Movie Geeks continue their exploration of the films that domainted the summer season of 1993. Titles include In the Line of Fire, Hocus Pocus, Son in Law, The Fugitive, Manhattan Murder Mystery, Needful Things, Searching for Bobby Fischer, and Weekend at Bernies II.

In the first of two episodes, the Movie Geeks share their thoughts on the string of releases from the summer season of 25 years ago. Titles include Sleepless in Seattle, Jurassic Park, Cliffhanger, Guilty as Sin, Menace II Society, Last Action Hero, Dave and The Firm.

The Movie Geeks review new releases, including Hereditary and First Reformed, discuss the trailers for A Star is Born and the revamped Halloween, and dissect the latest casting announcements for Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

Director Tony Zierra and producer Elizabeth Yoffe discuss their acclaimed new documentary Filmworker, which chronicles the life and cinematic contributions of Stanley Kubrick's longtime personal assistant Leon Vitali.

The Movie Geeks celebrate the 45th anniversary of Robert Altman's The Long Goodbye with best-selling crime author Michael Connelly (The Lincoln Lawyer, Bosch) and film critic Tony Macklin.

For more information on Mr. Connelly and his staggering work, visit https://www.MichaelConnelly.com. To access the film criticism and classic filmmaker interviews of Mr. Macklin, visit http://www.TonyMacklin.net.

The Movie Geeks discuss their thoughts on the new Star Wars adventure Solo, home entertainment correspondent Adam Long reveals the crop of blu-ray titles released in May, and co-host Dean Treadway reviews the June offerings on Amazon Prime.

The Movie Geeks speak with Kevin Dougherty, the director of an upcoming documentary titled Drew Friedman: Vermeer of the Borscht Belt, which chronicles the life and art of the acclaimed illustrator.  Plus, discussions on the winners at this year's Cannes Film Festival and the casting of Burt Reynolds in Quentin Tarantino's latest, reviews of Deadpool 2, Tully, FIlmworker, and Lean on Pete, as well as a list of the worst performances ever delivered by great actors. 

To contribute to the completion of Mr. Dougherty's film, visit their Kickstarter page at http://www.chiconeededthemoney.com/contribute/.