The Geek Down

We’re kicking things off by checking the pulse on Masters of the Universe , trying to figure out if that 2021 vision was pure nostalgia or just a total trip. Then, we’re pivoting to the martial arts drama of Kung Fu to see if the action actually hit or if it was just a lot of noise. We’re also stepping into the line of fire with Snake Eyes to see if the G.I. Joe spin-off had enough kick to be kick...

The crew is coming in hot this episode, breaking down the four-hour superhero marathon that is Zack Snyder’s Justice League — from the slow-motion flexing and black-suit Superman to whether Darkseid actually delivered or just stood around looking stressed. Then we’re taking it underground with UnderMine , the roguelike dungeon crawler where every run feels like payday and punishment at the same ti...

We’re diving into Pixar’s Soul , breaking down whether that was a beautiful masterpiece about life and purpose or lowkey the most depressing kids movie ever made. Then we’re turning the heat up on Wonder Woman 1984 , because the group is split — some calling it a fun ’80s vibe, while others say they fumbled the bag with that wild plot and cheesy dialogue.

We're diving deep into the mind-bending chaos of WandaVision , and we've gotta settle the debate: is Wanda a grieving queen or has she completely lost the plot? Then, we’re heading back to Zamunda for Coming 2 America to see if the royal return actually hit the mark or did Eddie and Arsenio ruin a classic for a check. And we’re rounding it all out with the absolute mayhem of the comic Disaster, In...

In this week's wild ride of an episode, we're diving into the deranged world of Willy's Wonderland —where Nic Cage fights possessed animatronics with zero dialogue and max chaos—before shifting gears to the neon-drenched, afterlife road trip of Afterlift , a graphic novel that's equal parts existential dread and cosmic comedy. Then we're time-traveling to 17th century Korea with The Swordsman , a...

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