Reel Geeks

“Only one is a wanderer; two together are always going somewhere.” This week, Campbell and Connor breakdown one of the most famous films of all time, Alfred Hitchcock’s 1958 classic: Vertigo. Tune in as they share their initial thoughts and discuss it’s impact on the film industry.

Campbell and Connor discuss the second episode of Marvel’s Moon Knight: “Summon the Suit.”

“I'll take you to mom no matter what.” Campbell and Connor discuss what is long overdue, their first international film, Train to Busan (2016). In this episode, they breakdown the film, connecting it to other zombie media, as well as Campbell’s Korean cultural connections!

Starting their fifth weekly mini-series, Campbell and Connor discuss the first episode of Marvel’s Moon Knight: "The Goldfish Problem.”

“Are you crackin' wise? I oughta punch you in the nose, Hopscotch.” Campbell and Connor discuss the family film trilogy that made a great impact on both their childhoods (And yes, that does say an hour and four minutes, get over it).

“I am vengeance.” In this episode, Campbell and Connor share their thoughts on The Batman (2022). As always, this episode includes a spoiler-free and a spoiler section.

“This is the girl.” Campbell and Connor are once again discussing filmmaker David Lynch. This time, diving into one of his most popular films. Listen in as they discuss their thoughts and theories on Mulholland Drive.

“Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.” In this episode, Campbell and Connor discuss one of the most beloved filmmakers of the 1980s. Although they focus on three films (The Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, and Uncle Buck), they also discuss a little bit about his entire filmography.

In their first “everything but movies” episode, Campbell and Connor discuss some of the other important parts of their friendship, such as music, video games, and more.

“As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a gangster.” In this episode, Campbell and Connor discuss Martin Scorsese’s acclaimed mob movie, Goodfellas. Join them as they share facts about the production of the film and the shockingly true story behind it.

“They’re starting to come through… and I can’t stop them.” In part two of their Spider-Man Special, Campbell, Connor, and returning guest Josh, review Spider-Man: No Way Home. They also share their personal rankings of all the Spider-Man movies to date.

NOTE- This episode was originally recorded and uploaded on 4/17/21. It was unintentionally re-uploaded on 12/24/21. Campbell and Connor discuss episode five of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier: “Truth.”

Campbell and Connor discuss the fifth (“Ronin”) and sixth (“So This Is Christmas?”) episodes of Hawkeye. They also share their thoughts on the series as a whole, and how it compared to the other Disney+ shows of 2021.

With Spider-Man: No Way Home just around the corner, Campbell and Connor bring you a two-episode Spider-Man Special. In part one, they discuss and compare the 'Raimi Trilogy' and The Amazing Spider-Man 1 & 2. They share their thoughts on Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's performances, the many villains throughout the films, and much more!

Connor and Campbell continue with Hawkeye, discussing episode 3 ("Echoes") and episode 4 ("Partners"). They also discuss popular theories and predictions surrounding the show, and possible connections to Spider-man: No Way Home.

“Who you gonna call?” On this week’s episode, Campbell and Connor are back with another Ghostbusters episode. This time discussing the 2021 sequel, Ghostbusters: Afterlife!

In their fourth weekly mini-series, Campbell and Connor discuss the first two episodes of Marvel’s Hawkeye: "Never Meet Your Heroes" and "Hide and Seek." 

“You're about to meet the greatest warriors the world has ever known.” In this episode, Campbell and Connor rank and discuss all 10 eponymous heroes from the polarizing new Marvel film, Eternals.

“Fear is the mind killer.” Connor, Campbell, and guest Jonathan discuss this past weekend’s sci-fi blockbuster, Dune. Campbell and Connor also compare the film to the novel.

“My family’s always been in meat.” Campbell and Connor discuss what is arguably the first “slasher” film, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

Campbell and Connor share their experiences regarding film clubs at school. They end the episode with a discussion on the 1957 classic: 12 Angry Men.

“You can’t outrun who you really are.” In this episode, Campbell and Connor discuss their thoughts on the latest MCU installment, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.

“I mean, say what you want about the tenets of National Socialism, Dude, at least it's an ethos.” Campbell and Connor discuss the Coen brothers 1998 film, The Big Lebowski.

“It is happening again…” In this extended episode, Campbell, Connor, and special guest Josh talk about David Lynch’s groundbreaking television project, Twin Peaks. Grab a cup of coffee and a slice of cherry pie because this will be one damn fine discussion.

In this episode, Campbell and Connor do not discuss a certain David Fincher movie about an underground brawling group starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton.