Movie Geeks United

In this second installment of a 2-part special, the Movie Geeks reveal their personal favorite films of the 1990's.

In this first of a two-part special, the Movie Geeks reveal their picks for the greatest films of the 1990's.

The Movie Geeks welcome actor James D'Arcy (Cloud Atlas, W.E.) to discuss two new films - the intense thriller In Their Skin, which is now available On Demand, and Hitchcock, the eagerly anticipated portrait of the legendary director releasing later this month in which he plays Anthony Perkins.  Plus, writer, director and actor Lee Roy Kuntz and producer and actor Cru Ennis discuss their new film A Beer Tale, which is available on DVD and On Demand starting Tuesday, November 13.  For more information, visit www.abeertale.com.

 

Plus, discussions on the latest headlines and assorted topics related to all things cinema, including a detailed review of Skyfall, a conversation on the accomplishments of actresses in the film industry, and a dissection of the films of writer/director Cameron Crowe.

The Movie Geeks speak with Erich Joiner and Ben Tricklebank about their new interactive documentary Clouds Over Cuba, which is currently available for viewing at www.CloudsOverCuba.com.

 

Plus, in-depth discussions on the recent sale of Lucasfilm to Disney, the future of the Star Wars franchise, and reviews of the new Robert Zemeckis film Flight, and the searing documentary The Invisible War.

The Movie Geeks speak with actress Teri McMinn, who portrayed the role of Pam in the original 1974 horror classic The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

The Movie Geeks speak with actress Anne Heche (Donnie Brasco, Psycho, Hung) about her new film That's What She Said.  The film opens in theatres and on VOD on October 19. 

 

Plus, director/actor/writer Sean Stone (son of acclaimed director Oliver Stone) discusses his new film Greystone Park, which is now available on VOD and will release on DVD October 16.

 

Plus, the latest movie news, an early review of Ben Affleck's new film Argo, the reactions to an advanced screening of Steven Spielberg's Lincoln, and a career assessment of director Tim Burton.

The Movie Geeks speak with one of the country's most popular stand-up comedians  - Ron White (Blue Collar Comedy Tour, Horrible Bosses) - concerning the release of his new special A Little Unprofessional, and his co-starring role opposite Billy Bob Thornton in Jayne Mansfield's Car.  For more information, and to purchase Mr. White's special, visit his website at www.ronwhitespecial.com. 

 

Plus, acclaimed actor Matthew Lillard (Scooby-Doo, The Descendants, Trouble with the Curve) discusses the highlights of his career, including his feature directorial debut Fat Kid Rules the World. For more information on his new film, visit www.tuggthefatkid.com. 

 

Plus, discussions on the choosing of comic performer and writer Seth MacFarland as the new Oscar host, our reviews of Taken 2, and a ranking of each James Bond film.

The Movie Geeks speak with esteemed film critic Tony Macklin regarding the works of legendary director Alfred Hitchcock.

For more information on Mr. Macklin, and to access his archive of exceptional reviews and filmmaker interviews, visit his official website at www.tonymacklin.net.

The Movie Geeks welcome author Tony Magistrale (Hollywood's Stephen King, Stephen King: America's Storyteller) for a discussion on the many films based on Stephen King's legendary body of work.

 

Films discussed include It, The Dead Zone, Dolores Claiborne, Carrie, Christine, The Shawshank Redemption, The Shining, and Storm of the Century.

The Movie Geeks speak with acclaimed actor Vincent D'Onofrio (Full Metal Jacket, Men in Black, Law & Order: Criminal Intent) about the highlights of his extraordinary career, and his new film Chained, which is now available on DVD and blu-ray.

 

Plus, reviews of Looper starring Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, a discussion on overrated classics, a projection fiasco at the New York Film Festival, and the joys of Martin Short's Jiminy Glick.