Three Geeky Dads

Hey, Halloween is just one week away and we're wrapping up our look at some of our favorite horror films through the decades. Tonight, we're talking the horror films from the 90's and 2000's that had an impact on us!!!

Tonight, The Three Geeky Dads are joined by artist, illustrator, musician Derek Rook of Rough House Publishing to help us as we take a look at two great decades for horror movies!!! Tonight, it's the 1970s and the 1980s!!!

This week, the Dads continue to stalk their way through the decades of Horror movies and to stop to take a look at the decades of the 50s and 60s where the lines between horror and sci-fi started to blur! The horror landscape was changing and gone were the days of creepy atmospheric gothic horror! These decades ushered in the nuclear age with giant mutated creatures, teens being attacked by monste...

As we've mentioned before, this is our favorite time of year, the air is getting cooler, the leaves are changing color and Halloween is just around the corner. With Halloween fast approaching, we love to spend our spare time watching Horror movies. We decided we would take a look at Horror films through the years and pick some of our favorites to watch from different decades!    In this episode, w...

The Geek Dads sit down for a taste of James Wan's newest concoction, the ingredients of which include everything but the kitchen sink! In order to stomach MALIGNANT we'll need something to wash the taste out of our mouths which makes this a perfect serving for another "Drink Til Its Good" episode!

Batman is a dark and brooding figure who stalks the night, striking fear into the hearts of his enemies and, man, does he have some equally frightening foes! Tonight, the Three Geeky Dads take a look at Batman: The Long Halloween, a frightening tale of a serial killer on the loose in Gotham City. We also talk about some of our other favorite scary Batman stories and villains!

It's now Septober and we here at Three Geeky Dads are getting more and more excited for Fall and Halloween so, in this episode, we have a touch of full-moon fever as we look at two of our favorite werewolf movies...both from 1981...they are, The Howling and An American Werewolf in London!

We wrap up our Trilogy of Terrible with a look at one of the crappiest movies ever...Birdemic: Shock and Terror!!! The acting is more than wooden, the action is about exciting as watching someone park their car and the effects are anything BUT special! There's no "shock" and there's no "terror" but there are solar panels!!!

Continuing with part 2 of our "Trilogy Of Terrible"...our look at 3 of the worst movies ever made, we're taking a look at 1986's Howard the Duck.  After this cinematic disaster, should we have been surprised that this was from the man who would eventually bring us Midichlorians, Jar Jar Binks, changing Han from shooting first (and "Maclunkey!") and even having Indiana Jones survive a nuclear blast...

There are bad movies and then there's The Room! A movie written, directed, produced and starring Tommy Wiseau...and watching it is a lesson on how NOT to make a movie!   This is a movie so infamously bad, it not only has a rabid cult following, it's got it's own star-studded movie about how this train-wreck of a film got made! Tonight, we're going to talk about this cinematic disaster and try to f...

Hey everybody, We've spent the last month talking about HAMMER horror and a lot of great comic book related content has been released on screens both big and small!!! Tonight we're gonna talk about all the comic book related goodness we can squeeze into 2 hours. We're gonna look at Suicide Squad, Loki, Black Widow and Marvel's What If.

A once noble house who now leads a cult of vampiric disciples! A couple of newlyweds, lost in wilds of Bavaria who succumb to the vampire's charms, a drunken professor hell bent on bringing about the end of the vampire cult once and for all. And swarms of bats...lots of bats!!!  All this and more as we wrap up the month of July and this year's Hammer Horror series with a look at Hammer's Kiss Of T...

It may be the dog days of summer but, we've centered our attention on something that is definitely not man's best friend. No, tonight, we continue our annual Hammerfest with our good friend Dean joining us to look at Hammer Film's The Reptile. She's certainly not cute and cuddly, she's a cold-blooded man eater!!!

As we continue to slowly trudge through the dog days of summer, we three geeky dads continue to look forward to fall with the second in our Halfway to Halloween Hammer Horror series. This week we're taking a look at Hammer's 1974 swashbuckling vampire-hunting action film, Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter!!!  

Hey Everyone, it's summer and that means the return of our Halfway to Halloween Hammer Horror series. Tonight, we're going to take a look at an often overlooked little Hammer film...1966's Plague of the Zombies!!!  

40 years ago saw the release of Superman II, the follow-up to the smash hit, Superman: The Movie featuring Christopher Reeve in the title role. The original production was full or behind the scenes drama too, with director Richard Donner, who also directed the first movie, clashing with the producers so he was replaced by Richard Lester and what we got was not Richard Donner's original vision. In...

Marvel's Phase 4 continues on the small screen as Disney + brings us the next installment...The Falcon and the Winter Soldier! Picking up where Avengers: Endgame left off, Sam Wilson (Falcon) struggles to come to terms with filling Steve Rogers' shoes as the next Captain America in a world where he is not completely accepted. Bucky Barnes (the Winter Soldier) is trying to make amends for his blood...

Just like "INCEPTION" had it's dreams within dreams or like when Churchill tried to describe the actions of the Russian government by calling it a "riddle, wrapped inside a mystery inside an enigma" or like a good Thanksgiving Turducken, we present to you our "Movies Within Movies" episode!!!

Hey everyone, thank so much for listening...this marks our 100th episode!! Tonight, we're wrapping up our series of "May the 4's Be With You" by taking a look at Live Free or Die Hard, the lack-luster 4th entry in the Die Hard franchise! We're also going to be taking a look at Zack Snyder's Army of the Dead so, tune in and again, thank you for supporting us for 100 episodes!!!

Well, we are halfway through the month of May and we're halfway through our series of bad 4th movies in a film franchise...something we like to call "May the 4's Be With You"! Cuervo, you are gonna need lots and lots of Cuervo to get through this, the 4th installment in The Crow franchise as Edward Furlong plays Jimmy Cuervo in The Crow: Wicked Prayer.

In space, no one can hear your screams. Well we wish we were in space so we wouldn't be able to hear this movie...or see it either! This one was bad...really bad. We normally like bad movies, they're fun to goof on...but this one made us question our motives, our taste in films and our sanity! This was another "Drink 'til it's good" but, let's face it, no amount of booze could wash away the stink...

Hey listners, it's that time of year again...while the month of May usually brings Star Wars fans together to celebrate May the 4th, we like to do things our way and that is a month-long celebration of watching bad movies! This is the first of 4 episodes where we take a look at the 4th (usually bad) film in a franchise! We kick it all off with a look at Howling 4: The Original Nightmare!!!

So, what does Werner Herzog have in common with Kirsten Dunst and Christoper Guest? If you said, nothing...you'd be wrong for all of them have been in films from one of our favorite genres! Tonight, we three geeks take a look at Mockumentaries!!!

Tonight, the Three Geeky Dads bring you the BIG BRAWL...The BATTLE BETWEEN THE BIG BEASTS and, no, we're not just  talking about the Dads' usual arguing amongst themselves (well, yes we do have that) but, tonight the Dads bring you their thoughts on Godzilla Vs Kong!!!

Hey folks, remember that episode of Myth Busters when Adam Savage proved that you can, indeed polish a turd?!? Well, the same holds true for Warner Brothers' Justice League movie. Now, available on HBO/max, Zack Snyder's 4 hour long cut of his DC superhero opus is a marked improvement over the version that we got in theaters back in 2017!  Tonight, the Three Geeky Dads talk about what they liked (...