Geeks From The Multiverse

Mothman. Skinwalkers. The Wendigo. The Hopkinsville Goblins. For decades — and in some cases much longer — people have claimed encounters with things that shouldn't exist. But behind the legends are real stories, eyewitness accounts, historical events, and one big question: what the hell did these people actually see? This week on Geeks From The Multiverse, we're digging into four of the s...

This Halloween, Geeks From The Multiverse takes a darker approach to mental health in a special EVOLVE episode: Monsters of Mental Health . What if the monsters of horror could help us better understand the struggles people face every day? From the life-draining Wraith representing depression to the relentless Headless Horseman representing anxiety and panic, we're exploring the connections be...

Think you could survive a horror movie? This week, GFTM is diving into the rules that could actually keep you alive when the bodies start dropping. From knowing when to run and what not to investigate to recognizing the warning signs everyone else ignores, we’re putting decades of horror-movie mistakes to the ultimate survival test. 👍 If you’re listening on YouTube, jam that like button and subsc...

Pokémon has officially been catching ’em all for 30 years — and somehow one of us still barely knows what the hell a “generation” is. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we’re diving into Pokémon culture: how it exploded into a worldwide phenomenon, the games and trading cards, Pokémon GO insanity, the different generations of fans, and how Pokémon managed to stay relevant for three deca...

What if you could completely erase one video game from your memory—not because it sucked, but because you’d give anything to experience it for the first time again? This week on Geeks From The Multiverse, Matt and John pick the games they’d gladly wipe from their brains just to rediscover the worlds, characters, surprises, and memories that made those first playthroughs special. Then we flip the q...

In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we’re building the ultimate fantasy football teams with one ridiculous twist: the entire fictional multiverse is our draft pool. From quarterbacks and running backs to wide receivers, kickers, and full defensive squads, Matt and John draft fictional characters based on how their powers, skills, strength, speed, and abilities would actually translate to...

In this EVOLVE episode of Geeks From the Multiverse, we’re talking about AI relationships — and what happens when artificial connection starts becoming easier than dealing with real people. From AI friends and emotional attachment to romance, intimacy, and the uncomfortable reality of forming genuine feelings for something that isn’t human, we ask where the line is between AI helping with loneline...

In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse , Matt and John catch up on the latest Marvel news, casting announcements, rumors, and everything coming out of the MCU. From the newly announced X-Men cast and the future of characters like Ghost Rider and Black Panther to the latest speculation surrounding Marvel’s upcoming projects, there is plenty happening across the Marvel universe. Then we dive d...

In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we’re opening the doors to the GFTM Hall of Fame and Hall of Shame and deciding what deserves to be remembered forever — for better or considerably worse. From legendary games, characters, performances, and creators to some of geek culture’s most infamous disasters, Matt and John bring their own nominees and make the case for who — or what — deserves i...

In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, AI vs Hollywood returns to MISSING... , but this time we're taking the movie off the page and figuring out what it would actually take to bring it to theaters. We cast Jon Bernthal, Miles Teller, Rebecca Ferguson, Kaitlyn Dever, Neal McDonough, and Pruitt Taylor Vince, put David Fincher behind the camera, and break down the production choices that...

In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, AI vs Hollywood takes on the crime thriller as we create MISSING... , an original story about a veteran homicide detective, a decades-old series of murders, and the case he was never able to leave behind. We break down the complete movie—from the investigation and characters to the obsession, family damage, moral ambiguity, and an ending designed to le...

In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse , we explore how modern convenience quietly changed the way we live, connect, and build community. From streaming and delivery apps to remote work and the disappearance of third places, we're asking whether making life easier accidentally made us lonelier. Expect thoughtful discussion, a little nostalgia, plenty of honest observations, and the uncom...

In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we're roasting Fortnite—the billion-dollar identity crisis that convinced Batman to drop it low and Goku to trade planet-destroying powers for a pink assault rifle. Expect savage takes on how a zombie tower defense game accidentally became the Costco of pop culture, why getting styled on by a dancing banana is now a valid gaming trauma, and the eco...

In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we're tackling one of gaming's biggest debates: cinematic games versus gameplay-first games. Are unforgettable stories and movie-like experiences pushing gaming forward, or are we losing something when gameplay takes a back seat? Expect nostalgic examples, hot takes, a little ranting, and plenty of discussion about what actually makes a game me...

In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we're checking into The Continental and breaking down how John Wick went from a simple revenge movie about a dead puppy to one of the most influential action franchises of the modern era. From gold coins and assassin hotels to Baba Yaga himself, we're exploring the world, the characters, and the action scenes that changed Hollywood's approa...

In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we're sneaking our way through the legendary Metal Gear franchise and exploring how a game about avoiding enemies ended up changing the entire stealth genre. From cardboard boxes and unforgettable boss fights to clones, conspiracies, and giant walking nuclear tanks, we're diving into one of gaming's most influential and downright insane ser...

In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we enter The Kingdom of Addiction and reimagine drugs like Fentanyl, Methamphetamine, Alcohol, Heroin, and more as medieval rulers, warlords, jesters, alchemists, and fallen kings. Expect darkly comedic takes, real-world addiction discussion, fantasy-style worldbuilding, and a surprisingly honest conversation about how different substances “rule” peopl...

In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down the insane legacy of the The Elder Scrolls series — from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and its unhinged NPC conversations to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim somehow being re-released more times than some people change smoke detector batteries. We’re diving into the worlds, the chaos, the memes, the lore, the bugs, and why every “different bu...

You ever stick with a show for years… just to watch it fall apart? Or finally find a great one… and it gets cancelled out of nowhere? In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down TV shows that started strong but ended terribly—and the ones that were great but got cut before they could even take off. Expect blunt, no-BS takes, some savage callouts, and the debate nobody agrees on: ba...

What if Black Mirror isn’t predicting the future… it’s just exposing the present? And worse—what if we’re already way deeper into it than we think? In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down Black Mirror—its core concept, how close it is to reality, and the most disturbing episodes that still live rent-free in our heads. Expect blunt, slightly unhinged takes, dark humor, and the u...

Diablo used to be chaos—PvP ambushes, hacked gear, and collecting ears like trophies. Now it’s seasons, systems, and a whole lot of structure. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down the Diablo franchise from its brutal early days to modern live-service design. Expect blunt, slightly unhinged takes, a mix of nostalgia and criticism, and the real question—did Diablo evolve… or l...

Everyone thinks they know the real F word… until they actually have to say it. And yeah—this one hits a lot harder than you expect. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down the real F word nobody wants to say and dive into why forgiveness is so difficult, so misunderstood, and so easy to fake. Expect raw, unfiltered takes, a little humor, a lot of truth, and the uncomfortable qu...

Could A Grave at Sundown actually work as a real movie, or would Hollywood somehow turn it into a $200 million dust cloud with three unnecessary explosions? In Part 2 of our AI vs Hollywood series, we look at how this gritty Western would be made, from directors and budget to costumes, practical effects, tone, and the final Wade vs. Hicks table-read scene. In this episode of Geeks From The Multive...

Westerns used to feel gritty, dangerous, and larger than life. Now half of them feel like somebody filmed a dusty therapy session with cowboy hats. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down A Grave at Sundown through our AI vs Hollywood segment and dig into what modern westerns are missing, what this movie got right, and where the wheels nearly came off the wagon. Expect sarcasti...

From iconic sci-fi masterpiece to full-blown “what even is happening”… this franchise took one of the wildest turns in movie history. In this episode of Geeks From The Multiverse, we break down Planet of the Apes —the original films, how they got progressively weirder, and why the modern reboot somehow fixed everything. Expect sharp, sarcastic takes, unapologetic critiques, and a deep dive into ho...