Geeks OUT

In this podcast exclusive, Clayton and Tamzyn talk about the last book adaptation, Klara and the Sun. The post Klara and the Nice appeared first on Geeks OUT .

It’s a double dose of deep-sea drama on GEEKS OUT this week! Tamzyn and Clayton dive into Whalefall , a claustrophobic survival thriller that takes being swallowed by a whale to terrifying new depths. It’s tense, intense and packed with science, but does Hollywood know when to leave a good ending alone? Then it’s out of the whale and onto the set of Jaws with The Shark Is Broken...

Tamzyn and Clayton pop on their pointy hats and talk about the new STAN original series Gnomes. The post Gnome One Gets Out Alive appeared first on Geeks OUT .

Clayton got along to see the new horror film Other Mommy featuring Jessica Chastain, which featured one of the best trailers in a long time, the movie though… The post The Trailer is Better appeared first on Geeks OUT .

Clayton and Tamzyn chat to Richard Kelly, Joel Kohn and Matthias Hoene, the creative team behind the STAN Original Series Gnomes.   Featuring Sex Education star Asa Butterfield, Aussie legend Alison Whyte, and Megan Smith, the horror-comedy puts the garden ornament in the killer’s role. The post The Creative Team Behind Gnomes appeared first on Geeks OUT .

Tamzyn and Clayton dive into Prime Video’s Mexican zombie series I Would Rather Die, where geeky outsider Archie discovers that becoming undead may actually give him a little more life. They talk Mexican culture, strong female characters, frustrating zombie rules, a killer punk soundtrack and whether its quick 30-minute episodes make it worth the binge. The post I Would Rather Die: Zombies, Mexica...

Tamzyn and Miranda return to Apple TV’s Dark Matter as the multiverse gets even more complicated. From trying to tell the endless Jasons apart to Jennifer Connelly’s standout performance, shifting quantum rules and a story that demands your full attention, they ask whether season two can live up to the tightly contained first season. The post Dark Matter Season 2: So Many Jasons, So Little Brain S...

Tamzyn and Clayton sink their teeth into Hungry, the hippo survival thriller that inevitably has everyone thinking “Hungry Hungry Hippos”. They unpack the film’s CGI-heavy creatures, its humans-versus-nature adventure, the found-family dynamic and just how much of the hippo behaviour is actually based in fact. The post Hungry: Hippos, Horror and a Lot of CGI appeared first on Geeks OUT .

Clayton and Tamzyn do their periodic exploration of what they have been reading or more correctly, listening to in the book department and from now on Clayton is only listening to books read by Ray Porter. The post Listen All About It appeared first on Geeks OUT .

Tamzyn and Clayton look at two products that are currently streaming on Shudder. First Touch Me, about an Alien with an addictive touch and then Deadhouse Dark, a collection of Australian horror shorts. The post Some Things to Make You Shudder appeared first on Geeks OUT .

Tamzyn and Clayton explore the Disney+/Hulu series City of Blood, featuring a domed city inside a crumbling Berlin. Is the show something to sink your teeth into, or does it suck? The post Dripping With German Blood appeared first on Geeks OUT .

Before Zach Cregger tried to make the legendary horror game into a movie, Paul WS Anderson was working hard on his own series of films. Tamzyn and Clayton breakdown the good and the evil of them. The post Alice, Who the F#$@ is Alice? appeared first on Geeks OUT .

Modern horror golden boy Zach Cregger has taken on the challenge of making a Resident Evil movie and has very much done it in his style. Listen in to find out more. The post Deliver Us to Evil appeared first on Geeks OUT .

Tamzyn and Clayton discus season 4 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, which seems to have become an entire season of special episodes, but do they feel that special? The post Boldly Going Nowhere appeared first on Geeks OUT .

Clayton warps through a brief history of Star Trek. The post 60 Years Strong and Still Boldly Going appeared first on Geeks OUT .

Tamzyn is joined by her neighbour Ori to talk about DreamWorks Animation’s Forgotten Island, a Filipino-inspired adventure packed with family, folklore and a surprising amount of fun for the adults. It’s colourful, inclusive and very funny, although one particularly creepy demon might have the little geeks hiding behind their popcorn. The post Found Family, Filipino Style appeared first on Geeks O...

Tamzyn and Robbie dust off the spell book for Practical Magic 2, the long-awaited return of Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman as the Owens sisters. There’s magic, family, some wonderfully playful sisterly banter and perhaps just a little more blockbuster in this witchy sequel than expected. The post The Owens Sisters Are Back in Business appeared first on Geeks OUT .

Tamzyn and Miranda take on Coyote vs. Acme, the Looney Tunes movie that almost disappeared into a Warner Bros. vault. With a little Who Framed Roger Rabbit magic, a whole lot of ACME chaos and just about every Looney Tunes character you can think of, Tamzyn may have found a new favourite. The post I’m Not Bad, I’m Just getting Anvils dropped on me! appeared first on Geeks OUT .

Miranda and Tamzyn, with a little help from Clayton, talk about the second season of the very adult cartoon, Batman: Caped Crusader. The post He Will Riddle You with Bullets appeared first on Geeks OUT .

Miranda, Tamzyn and Clayton talk about the latest instalment in the Gunn/Safron DC Universe, Lanterns, a very grown-up take on the Green Lantern comics. The post Of Darkness, Might and Light appeared first on Geeks OUT .

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. The post The Fault in His Stars appeared first on Geeks OUT .

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. The post Farewell to Dolly, Tim and Peter appeared first on Geeks OUT .

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. The post MIFF 2026 Features continued appeared first on Geeks OUT .

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. The post This Neighbourhood has Really Gone to the Dinosaurs appeared first on Geeks OUT .

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. The post MIFF 2026 Shorts appeared first on Geeks OUT .