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A quick review BATMAN VS. TWO-FACE is a 2017 direct-to-video production by Warner Bros. Animation and distributed by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment. It is based on the 1966 BATMAN TV series and Adam West, Burt Ward, and Julie Newmar reprise their roles as Batman, Robin, and Catwoman respectively. The film begins with Dr. Hugo Strange […]
Read More Geektoberfest Day 11: Batman vs. Two-FacePreviously known as THE AVENGERS PROJECT This is an up and coming action/adventure video game developed by Crystal Dynamics and Eidos Montreal. It is published by Square Enix. This is the first time Crystal Dynamics has a taken on a project that wasn’t related to Tomb Raider in fourteen years. It is of course based […]
Read More Geektoberfest Day 10: The Game Room #1 — Marvel’s AvengersThe Show Notes for Autopsy Video #1 For many of the youth that knew us way back when we were in our 20’s, our brothers, Marc, Jose (Abba), Junior, and I were the people to hang out with. Everyone wanted to be involved in our conversations. Jose was mostly the silent type, who would wait […]
Read More Geektoberfest Day 9: Autopsy Video #1 — Another LifeMOVIE TITLE: A Quiet Place IMDB YEAR RELEASED: 2018 STARRING: Emily Blunt, John Krasinski, Millicent Simmonds, Noah Jupe, Cade Woodward DIRECTED BY: John Krasinski TAGLINE: “If they hear you, they hunt you.” SUMMARY: A Quiet Place is a post-apocalyptic story that revolves around a family forced to live in silence because the world has been […]
Read More Geektoberfest Day 8: Respectful Reel Reviews #1 — A Quiet Place (2018)Harkening back to the days when we got our comic books off a rack in our neighborhood candy store. Joseph Maneely was a comic artist best known for his work at Atlas Comics – the name used by Marvel Comics during the 1950s. He worked with Stan Lee and was a contemporary of Marie Severin, […]
Read More Geektoberfest Day 7: Off the Rack #1 — The Legend of Joe Maneely or What Could Have Been#5 : It (2017 and 2019) Almost all the movies on my list are before 2000. Only 28 Days Later and It, break that mold. In chapter one, Andy Muschetti grabbed a bunch of child actors that as an ensemble work perfectly. Only Finn Wolfhard (Stranger Things) was a familiar face at the time, and […]
Read More Geektoberfest Day 5: My Top Ten Favorite Horror Movies (Part II)I tend to be Obsessive Compulsive, so I write a lot of lists to keep myself organized (and to keep my demons at bay). My bend toward horror movies began in middle school (the late 70’s) when as a latch-key kid, my brother and I had marathons where we gorged ourselves on video offerings and […]
Read More Geektoberfest Day 4: My Top Ten Favorite Horror Movies (Part I)Well it’s not actually of all time, it’s just up until 2019. #5 THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS (1987) Bond (Timothy Dalton) tries to help a defecting Russian general and in the process teams up with the Afghan Mujahedeen while romancing a cellist. Thumbs Up: Timothy Dalton as James Bond. He looks gorgeous in this movie. Bond […]
Read More Geektoberfest Day 3: MY TOP TEN LIST OF THE BEST JAMES BOND MOVIES OF ALL TIME! (Part II)Well it’s not actually of all time, it’s just up until 2019. #10 QUANTUM OF SOLACE (2008) Bond (Daniel Craig) teams up with a Bolivian agent (Olga Kurylenko) to stop an evil plot involving water rights by an organization known as Quantum. Thumbs Up: Absolutely one of the best theme songs and title sequences! Daniel […]
Read More Geektoberfest Day 2: MY TOP TEN LIST OF THE BEST JAMES BOND MOVIES OF ALL TIME! (Part I)
The Mustache and The Beard 