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Welcome back to Geekz 31 Days of Horror! Tonight, we're dusting off a hidden VHS-era gem — the 1991 indie slasher HauntedWeen — a movie that delivers Halloween mayhem, over-the-top kills, and pure 90s camp fun! When a tragic accident shuts down a haunted attraction, years later a college fraternity decides to reopen the old haunt for a charity event… only to discover that something evil never left. What starts as a night of partying and pranks turns into a blood-soaked horror show as a masked killer takes "hands-on" scaring to the next level.

Welcome back to Geekz 31 Days of Horror! Tonight, we're diving into one of 2025's most chilling and emotional supernatural thrillers — Bring Her Back (2025). When a grieving mother begins to sense her deceased daughter's presence, what starts as a comforting connection soon spirals into a haunting nightmare. As grief twists into obsession and the veil between the living and the dead begins to tear, she must confront whether what's returning is truly her child — or something far darker.

Welcome back to Geekz 31 Days of Horror! Tonight, we travel to the eerie shores of Summerisle to uncover the haunting mystery of The Wicker Man (1973) — one of the most influential and chilling folk horror films ever made. When Sergeant Howie (Edward Woodward) arrives on a remote Scottish island to investigate the disappearance of a young girl, he finds a community deeply devoted to pagan rituals and ancient fertility traditions. But as his search leads him deeper into the island's beliefs — and to the charismatic Lord Summerisle (Christopher Lee) — the line between faith, fear, and fanaticism blurs… until the shocking and unforgettable ending that redefined horror cinema.

The Geekz head into brutal territory in our 31 Days of Horror marathon with The Brute (2025) — the latest nightmare from director Marcel Walz, reimagining the 1976 cult classic with a savage modern twist. When Raquel and her girlfriend break down on a deserted highway, they stumble upon what appears to be an abandoned mine — only to discover a violent family of masked killers lurking in the shadows. As their friends arrive in a nearby town called Savage, they uncover its gruesome history of bloodshed… and realize the nightmare has only just begun. In our review, we break down the film's relentless pacing, gritty atmosphere, and shocking kills that push the boundaries of backwoods horror. We'll talk about Walz's disturbing visual style, the performances that make this low-budget shocker feel uncomfortably real, and how The Brute (2025) reinvents rural horror for a new generation. Is this modern remake a brutal masterpiece — or just a bloody descent into chaos? Find out as we continue reviewing 31 horror movies for 31 days of October!

The Geekz head back to summer camp for another killer entry in our 31 Days of Horror marathon with She Came From the Woods (2022) — a bloody love letter to 80s slashers filled with campfire scares, synth vibes, and over-the-top carnage. When a group of counselors accidentally awaken an evil spirit during their last night at camp, what starts as a fun prank turns into a night of supernatural revenge and gory mayhem. In our review, we break down the film's nostalgic tone, practical effects, and strong performances from Cara Buono(Stranger Things), William Sadler (Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey), and Spencer List. We'll also talk about how director Erik Bloomquist blends humor, heart, and horror in a way that both honors and pokes fun at classic 80s slashers. Does She Came From the Woods earn its place among modern camp horror greats — or should it have stayed in the woods? Find out as we continue reviewing 31 horror movies for 31 days of October!

The Geekz are back with another bite-sized scare for our 31 Days of Horror marathon — this time digging into the Tubi Original Takeout (2025)! What starts as an ordinary food delivery turns into a night of chaos, blood, and pure terror when a delivery driver discovers he's dropped off more than dinner — he's served up death. In our review, we break down Takeout's mix of dark humor, urban paranoia, and slasher-style tension that makes it one of Tubi's boldest horror originals yet. We'll talk about the film's low-budget creativity, the performances, and whether this streaming-exclusive delivers real suspense or just reheats familiar horror tropes. Was Takeout (2025) worth your time — or should you send it back? Find out as we continue reviewing 31 horror movies for 31 days of October!

The Geekz slash into nostalgia for our 31 Days of Horror marathon with I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025) — the long-awaited reboot of the 1997 teen-slasher classic. Directed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge) and produced by Sony Pictures, this modern retelling follows a new group of friends whose deadly secret comes back to haunt them… again. When a mysterious killer begins targeting them one by one, the past refuses to stay buried, and the hook-handed terror returns for a new generation. In our review, we break down the film's balance of nostalgia and fresh scares, its visual style, and the performances from Madison Iseman, Brianne Tju, and Spencer Stevenson — with a rumored cameo from Jennifer Love Hewittconnecting it to the original. Does this 2025 reboot successfully revive the franchise or drown in recycled tropes? Join us as we give our full thoughts, spoilers, and Geekz ratings while continuing our marathon of 31 horror movies for 31 days of October!

The Geekz crank back the clock for our 31 Days of Horror marathon with The New Kids (1985) — an underrated 80s horror-thriller packed with revenge, chaos, and small-town terror. Directed by Sean S. Cunningham (Friday the 13th), the film follows teenage siblings Abby and Loren (played by Lori Loughlin and Shannon Presby) who move in with their uncle after tragedy strikes, only to become the target of a violent local gang led by James Spader in one of his earliest and most chilling roles. In our review, we dig into the movie's gritty tone, revenge-driven plot, and how Cunningham's direction blends teen drama with slasher-style brutality. We'll talk about Spader's menacing performance, the 80s aesthetic, and whether The New Kids deserves a spot among the decade's hidden horror gems — or if it's best left forgotten. Join us as we continue our marathon of 31 horror movies for 31 days of October, covering cult classics, indie slashers, and forgotten thrillers from every era!

The Geekz return with another terrifying entry in our 31 Days of Horror marathon — Consumed (2024) — a claustrophobic survival horror film starring Devon Sawa (Final Destination, Chucky) and written by David Calbert. When a group of friends ventures into the wilderness, they uncover something far more dangerous than the elements — a monstrous force that feeds on fear, flesh, and desperation. As the infection spreads, survival becomes a brutal game of trust and terror. In our review, we dig into Consumed's tense atmosphere, practical creature effects, and Sawa's gritty, emotionally charged performance. We'll break down how Calbert's writing blends psychological dread with body-horror intensity, discuss the film's use of isolation and paranoia, and ask the question every horror fan wants answered: Was this low-budget movie worth the time? Join us as we continue reviewing 31 horror movies for all 31 days of October — from indie shocks to big-studio nightmares.

The Geekz keep the body count rising in our 31 Days of Horror marathon with #AMFAD: All My Friends Are Dead (2024) — a blood-soaked, social-media-fueled slasher where a wild afterparty turns into a massacre. When a group of influencers and festival friends gather for one last night of fun, a mysterious killer starts picking them off one by one, leaving carnage, chaos, and hashtags behind.

The Geekz take flight into twisted territory in our 31 Days of Horror marathon with Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare (2025) — a dark horror reimagining of the beloved childhood classic. This new entry in the “Twisted Childhood Universe” turns Neverland into a nightmarish realm of fear, survival, and corrupted innocence. When Wendy is drawn back to Neverland, she discovers that Peter has become something far more sinister — and escaping his deadly game may be impossible. In our review, we break down the film's eerie visuals, haunting atmosphere, and shocking kills that transform a fairytale into full-blown horror. We'll also talk about the performances from Martin Portlock as a terrifying Peter Pan and Megan Placito as Wendy, along with how this low-budget horror film uses its dark fantasy setting to deliver genuine scares. Was Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare worth your time — or just another cheap cash-in on a childhood classic? Join us as we find out!

The Geekz crack open another eerie entry in our 31 Days of Horror marathon with Hatching (2022) — a Finnish body-horror gem that blends psychological terror, motherhood, and monstrous transformation. When a young gymnast discovers a strange egg in the woods, she decides to care for it… but what hatches is beyond her imagination and control. In our review, we discuss the film's haunting atmosphere, disturbing creature design, and how this low-budget indie manages to deliver genuine chills and emotional depth. We'll dive into the powerful performance by Siiri Solalinna, the eerie direction by Hanna Bergholm, and the unsettling blend of fairy tale and body horror that makes Hatching stand out from typical creature features. Was this low-budget movie worth the time — or just another strange art-house experiment? Find out as we continue reviewing 31 horror movies for all 31 days of October!

he Geekz continue our 31 Days of Horror marathon with Midnight Screening (2021) — a low-budget horror film that asks the question: what really happens when the movie ends? Set inside a creepy old theater during a late-night showing, a group of horror fans find themselves trapped in a nightmare as fiction starts to bleed into reality. In our review, we break down the story, atmosphere, and scares that make Midnight Screening an intriguing indie horror experience. We'll discuss whether the film's limited budget helps or hurts the tension, the creativity behind its practical effects, and if this hidden gem deserves more recognition. Was Midnight Screening worth your time — or just another forgettable low-budget flick? Find out as we continue our month-long horror marathon, reviewing 31 horror movies for all 31 days of October!

The Geekz dive into one of 2025's most talked-about A24 releases in our 31 Days of Horror marathon with Death of a Unicorn (2025) — a dark fantasy horror-thriller that blends myth, greed, and morality into one wild ride. Starring Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega, the film follows a father and daughter who accidentally hit a unicorn with their car, only to uncover a sinister corporate plot that turns their bizarre discovery into something far more horrifying. In our review, we break down Death of a Unicorn's twisted story, stunning visuals, and signature A24 atmosphere. We'll discuss Rudd and Ortega's standout performances, the mix of horror and dark comedy, and the film's underlying commentary on corporate corruption, greed, and exploitation. Is this the next great A24 cult classic — or just a mythical misfire? Find out as we analyze one of the strangest and boldest horror-fantasy films of the year.

The Geekz slash into our 31 Days of Horror marathon with Heart Eyes (2025) — a Valentine's Day killer flick where romance turns deadly. As couples and singles gear up for February 14th, a masked murderer begins staging grisly, heart-themed kills, leaving a trail of clues that point to a ruthless motive buried beneath the roses and chocolates. In our review, we break down the whodunit mystery, tension-filled set pieces, and standout performances from Mason Gooding and Olivia Holt. Does Heart Eyes deliver a new holiday slasher classic in the vein of My Bloody Valentine, or does it miss the mark? We unpack the pacing, kills, twists, and where it lands in the modern slasher wave.

The Geekz are back in Shadyside for our 31 Days of Horror marathon with Fear Street: Prom Queen (2025) – the newest chapter in the Netflix horror franchise based on R.L. Stine's classic teen scream novels. Set at Shadyside High, the story follows a group of students caught in a bloody nightmare on prom night, where the crown comes at a deadly cost. In our review, we dive into the prom setting, slasher vibes, and shocking kills that make Prom Queen a standout in the Fear Street series. We'll also highlight the performances from the new cast of rising stars, the callbacks to earlier Fear Street films, and how this movie blends high school drama with brutal horror. Does Fear Street: Prom Queen keep the franchise fresh, or does it rely too heavily on nostalgia? Find out as we break down the carnage and crown the best moments of the night.

The Geekz dive into one of the most anticipated horror sequels of the year in our 31 Days of Horror marathon with Final Destination: Bloodlines (2025) – the terrifying new chapter that brings back Death's design in shocking fashion. This time, a fresh cast of characters faces gruesome premonitions and a chilling chain of fatal accidents that prove once again… you can't cheat death. In our review, we cover the jaw-dropping kills, suspenseful setups, and how Bloodlines ties into the legacy of the Final Destination franchise. We'll also break down the performances from the cast, new twists on the formula, and whether this installment breathes new life into one of horror's most iconic series. Does Final Destination: Bloodlines deliver the thrills and shocking deaths fans have been waiting for, or does it crash under the weight of its legacy? Join us as we unravel the carnage.

The Geekz bring another terrifying entry to our 31 Days of Horror marathon with The Monkey (2025) – the brand-new Stephen King adaptation that brings one of his creepiest short stories to life. When twin brothers discover their father's old cymbal-clapping monkey toy, they soon realize every time the toy claps, someone dies. What follows is a chilling spiral of death, family secrets, and supernatural terror. In our review, we break down the story, atmosphere, and scares that make The Monkey one of 2025's most talked-about horror releases. We'll cover the performances from the cast, including Theo James, Tatiana Maslany, Elijah Wood, and Christian Convery, and how they bring King's haunting story to the big screen. Does The Monkey stand as one of the best Stephen King adaptations, or does it fall flat like so many before it? Find out as we dive into the killer toy horror classic in the making.

The Geekz return to the woods for our 31 Days of Horror marathon with Wrong Turn (2021) – the gritty reboot that reimagines the franchise with new characters, new killers, and a shocking twist on backwoods terror. This fresh take moves away from the original cannibal clan and introduces “The Foundation,” a hidden mountain community with its own brutal rules and deadly sense of justice. In our review, we break down the story, eerie atmosphere, and brutal kills that set this reboot apart from the earlier sequels. We'll also dive into the performances from Charlotte Vega, Matthew Modine, and Bill Sage, and discuss how this film reboots the franchise for a new generation of horror fans. Does Wrong Turn (2021) successfully reinvent the series, or does it stray too far from the cult classics? Find out as we give our full Geekz breakdown.

The Geekz close in on the franchise's most twisted entry yet in our 31 Days of Horror marathon with Wrong Turn 6: Last Resort (2014) – a shocking sequel that takes the blood-soaked carnage to a mysterious mountain resort. When a young man inherits a remote spa, he soon discovers it hides dark family secrets and the cannibal clan waiting to claim him as one of their own. In our review, we break down the eerie resort setting, disturbing kills, and over-the-top gore that make Last Resort one of the most controversial films in the series. We'll also cover the performances from the cast, including Anthony Ilott, Sadie Katz, and Aqueela Zoll, and how the film mixes family horror with gruesome backwoods slasher tropes. Does Wrong Turn 6 give the franchise a fresh twist, or does it go too far into shock value? We'll dive into all the bloody details.

The Geekz are back with another killer entry in our 31 Days of Horror marathon as we review Wrong Turn 5: Bloodlines (2012) – the sequel that takes the carnage to a small town hosting a legendary Halloween festival. With the cannibal family on the loose, the locals and partygoers quickly find themselves trapped in a night of brutal violence and shocking gore. In our review, we break down the story, festival setting, and outrageous kills that make Bloodlines one of the most over-the-top sequels in the franchise. We'll also spotlight the cast, including horror legend Doug Bradley (best known as Pinhead from Hellraiser) as the sinister Maynard, alongside Camilla Arfwedson and Roxanne McKee. Does Wrong Turn 5 bring enough scares and gore to keep the series alive, or does it lose steam by the fifth film? Tune in as we give our full thoughts!

The Geekz head back to the start in our 31 Days of Horror marathon with Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings (2011) – the icy prequel that reveals the gruesome origins of the cannibal family. Set in an abandoned asylum deep in West Virginia, a group of college friends on a snowmobile trip find themselves trapped inside with the sadistic killers on the loose. In our review, we break down the chilling asylum setting, brutal kills, and over-the-top gore that makes Bloody Beginnings one of the bloodiest entries in the franchise. We'll also talk about the performances from the new cast, including Tenika Davis, Dean Armstrong, Kaitlyn Leeb, and Terra Vnesa, as they fight for survival against the terrifying hillbilly killers. Does this prequel add depth to the Wrong Turn story, or is it just nonstop splatter horror? Join us as we dive into the carnage!

The Geekz return to the woods for our 31 Days of Horror marathon with Wrong Turn 3: Left for Dead (2009) – the brutal sequel that mixes backwoods terror with a deadly prison transport gone wrong! This time, a busload of inmates and guards find themselves stranded in the forest, only to be hunted down by the relentless cannibal clan. In our review, we break down the plot, kills, and over-the-top gore that keeps the Wrong Turn franchise alive. We'll talk about the new cast of characters, including Janet Montgomery, Tom Frederic, and Tamer Hassan, and how their performances add tension to this survival horror story. Is Wrong Turn 3 a worthy continuation of the series, or does it stumble into straight-to-DVD territory? Find out as we dive deep into this gruesome backwoods nightmare.

The Geekz keep the scares coming in our 31 Days of Horror marathon with Wrong Turn 2: Dead End (2007) – the blood-soaked sequel that amped up the gore and terror! This time, a new cast of characters is thrown into the woods of West Virginia, where the cannibal family returns to hunt down reality TV contestants in brutal and shocking ways. In our review, we cover the story, kills, and how Wrong Turn 2 cranks up the violence compared to the 2003 original. We'll also dive into the performances from the fresh cast, including Henry Rollins as a tough-as-nails survivalist host, Texas Battle, Erica Leerhsen, Daniella Alonso, and more who bring new energy (and gruesome fates) to the franchise. Does this sequel live up to its cult status, or is it just mindless gore? Join us as we break it all down!

The Geekz continue our 31 Days of Horror marathon with a deep dive into Wrong Turn (2003) – the cult backwoods slasher that spawned a franchise of sequels and reboots! In this review, we revisit the shocking kills, terrifying inbred cannibals, and relentless tension that made this movie one of the most talked-about horror films of the early 2000s. We'll break down the story, gore factor, and survival horror elements, while debating if Wrong Turn still holds up today compared to modern horror. From jump scares to brutal chases through the West Virginia woods, this review covers everything fans love (and fear) about this backwoods terror classic.

The Geekz are back with another spooky entry in our 31 Days of Horror as we review Until Dawn (2025) – the brand-new horror movie based on the terrifying survival game! In this review, we dive deep into the scares, shocking twists, and chilling atmosphere that make Until Dawn one of the most talked-about horror releases of the year. We'll break down the story, suspense, creature design, and shocking deaths, while debating if this adaptation does justice to the fan-favorite game. Is it the perfect blend of survival and supernatural terror, or does it miss the mark? Find out as we continue our October marathon of horror classics and new releases.

The Geekz bring you another chilling entry in our 31 Days of Horror as we review Marvel Zombies (2025) – the long-awaited undead twist on the Marvel Cinematic Universe! In this review, we dive into the shocking carnage, gruesome zombie transformations, and jaw-dropping battles that bring Marvel's darkest horror story to life on the big screen. We'll cover the story, horror elements, surprising character deaths, and how this film pushes the boundaries of superhero horror. Does Marvel Zombies deliver the terrifying spectacle fans have been waiting for, or does it fall short of the comic book legend? Find out as we continue our October horror marathon with one of the most unique crossovers of the year.

The Geekz return with our Alien: Earth Episode 7 Review, diving into the burning question: What is Kirsh's plan, and how will it lead into the explosive season finale? This episode peels back the layers on Kirsh's true motives while setting the stage for the most intense showdown yet in the Hulu prequel series. In this spoiler-packed breakdown, we explore Kirsh's schemes, how his choices tie into the fate of the creatures, and the shocking ways Episode 7 positions the story for the finale. Is Kirsh working for his own survival, or does his plan connect to the larger Alien franchise? We'll share our theories, highlight the best moments, and unpack the hidden details you may have missed.

The Geekz are back with our full Alien: Earth Episode 6 Review, and this one delivers it all — shocking twists, terrifying new creatures, and devastating character deaths that push the Hulu prequel series into bold new territory. In this spoiler-filled breakdown, we explore how Episode 6 expands the Alien franchise with fresh monsters, unexpected story turns, and brutal losses that raise the stakes for everyone. What do these new creatures mean for the Alien timeline? Which character deaths will reshape the direction of the series? And how do these shocking twists connect to the larger Xenomorph legacy? Join us as we discuss what Episode 6 got right, the surprises that left us stunned, and our theories on what's coming next.

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The Geekz break down Alien: Earth Episode 5, the prequel installment that finally gives us more answers about the terrifying creatures and the mysterious Mr. Morrow. Could Mr. Morrow be hiding the true origin of the Xenomorphs? This episode pushes the Hulu series into darker, more revealing territory, connecting critical dots to the larger Alien franchise. In this spoiler-packed review, we explore the shocking revelations about the creatures' evolution, the secrets surrounding Mr. Morrow, and what these twists mean for the Alien timeline. We'll debate theories, uncover hidden details, and discuss whether Episode 5 delivers the strongest chapter of the series so far.

The GeekFlix crew dives deep into Peacemaker Season 2, Episode 1 — and it looks like the DCU is already pulling some major retcons!

The Geekz are back with our spoiler-filled breakdown of Alien: Earth Episode 4, the prequel series that's expanding the Alien universe in bold new ways. In this week's discussion, we dive into the big twists, explore the new technology and Xenomorph lore, and debate the choices made by Wendy and her Lost Boys team as the tension escalates. Sean, Steve, and Alil bring their trademark banter to the table — breaking down what we loved, what didn't work, and what Episode 4 means for the future of the Alien: Earth series. Is this prequel living up to the legacy of Alien and Aliens, or is it retreading old ground with new faces? We'll cover:

This week on The Geekz, we're calling out the wild wave of fake news and clickbait rumors sweeping through the geek world — from bogus casting leaks to overhyped movie announcements. What's real? What's total nonsense? We break it all down with our signature mix of sarcasm and passion. Plus, we dive into what we've been watching across streaming platforms, give you the scoop on our latest collectible hauls (toys, statues, and more!), and talk about what's truly worth your time and shelf space. Whether you're here for movie talk, TV breakdowns, or collector community vibes — this episode delivers it all. Hit that like, comment, and subscribe so you never miss a geeky beat! #FakeMovieNews #GeekzPodcast #WhatWeWatched #ToyCollectors #GeekTalk #MovieRumors #TVTalk #StreamingNews #PopCulture #ToyHauls #StatueCollectors #GeekCulture #NerdNews #WeeklyRecap #CollectingCommunity #SubscribeNow #GeekzWeekly

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On this episode of The Geekz, we're diving deep into the first two episodes of Alien: Earth, now streaming on Hulu!

This week on The Geekz, we're diving headfirst into the biggest reveals from SDCC 2025 — from jaw-dropping toy releases to epic statue unveilings that collectors won't want to miss! We also break down what we've been watching across TV and movies, including early buzz around Happy Gilmore 2. Plus, we're talking the return of Masters of the Universe, updates on Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the current state of the movie box office, and the wild expansion of The Jason Universe. It's a jam-packed episode full of geeky goodness, hot takes, and nostalgia-fueled fun! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for your weekly fix of all things geek. #TheGeekzPodcast #SDCC2025 #ToyCollectors #StatueReveal #HappyGilmore2 #MastersOfTheUniverse #SpiderManBrandNewDay #JasonUniverse #BoxOffice2025 #MovieTalk #TVReviews #PopCulture #ComicBookNews #ToyNews #GeekCulture #FandomLife #MovieNerds #ActionFigures #RetroToys #SubscribeNow

This week on The Geekz, we dive into the unexpected nostalgia trip that is Head of State on Amazon Prime—an explosive throwback to '90s-style action that we absolutely loved! We also break down the latest buzz from the geek universe, including casting and plot updates for Fantastic Four, new developments in the Spider-Verse, and the surprising return of Captain Planet. Plus, we react to the jaw-dropping Tron: Ares trailer, tease what's ahead in Stranger Things Season 5, and gear up for more brutal battles in Mortal Kombat Part 2. It's a packed episode full of retro vibes, news, and collectibles talk! #GeekzPodcast #HeadOfState #90sActionMovies #AmazonPrimeVideo #FantasticFour #SpiderVerse #CaptainPlanet #TronAres #StrangerThings5 #MortalKombat2 #MovieNews #TVTalk #GamingNews #ToyCollector #CollectorsCommunity #GeekCulture #NostalgiaTrip #PopCultureFans #ComicBookMovies #RetroGaming #MovieLovers #TVFans #VideoGameNerds #ToyPhotography