In the latest episode of Geek Girl Soup, we’ve done what we can to help combat fake news. We watched a few biopics, fiction, docs, and talk shows that focus on good journalism and stopping the spread of misinformation. 

It’s Cort’s birthday week!! This week Cort, the horror genre queen, created a “choose your own monster” challenge for Kelly and Susan.

We really, REALLY like John Candy. This week Cort and Kelly jump headfirst into Colin Hanks’ recent documentary for the late actor: John Candy: I Like Me.

It’s the 8th annual rewatch of HBO’s The Leftovers! This year, we’ve got something quite different for you. We discuss what songs the characters would “choose” for sad karaoke, who we’d like to see get a spinoff, and what one mystery we really want answered.

Geeks, nerds, fangirls, and dorks assemble for our 700th episode!!! For our last episode of season 14, we’re talking gaming, reboots, GGS Season One’s greatest hits, and, ummm, a few of Amelia’s favorite things. 

Alien made it to Earth — along with some other curious carnivorous creatures. The Geek Girls discuss season 1 of FX’s Alien: Earth. 

If you haven’t finished season 3 of Apple TV’s Foundation, stop now and go do that! If you haven’t been watching Foundation at all… dude. 

The girls are back this week digging into the latest entertainment news and chatting about current shows and movies, including K-Pop Demon Hunters (again!), Highest 2 Lowest, High and Low, and the Conjuring Universe.

Does the 40th anniversary of The Breakfast Club make you feel old?! The Geeks Girls discuss this, our recent recommendations, and which show cancelations really piss us off.

Susan and Cort discuss all-things KPop Demon Hunters! And don’t forget the sing-along version. Both on Netflix. Everyone has seen these, right? (Okay, not Kelly. But we’re working on her!)

Did you watch “Smoke” on AppleTV+? If you did… man, do we have a lot to talk about! If you didn’t… dude. Today we’re chatting about not only “Smoke,” but also “Nobody 2.”

Summer’s here and we’re diving headfirst into the horror!

We’re peering into the present through the cracked lens of the future this week with Susan, Kelly, and  Geek Guy Chris. From AI chatbots with too much personality to dystopias where “reality” is a broadcasted spectacle, it’s a soup of sci-fi predictions that hit way too close to home.

We’re celebrating Africa Day with several hidden gems from African countries! As usual, we also discuss the latest on Beyond the Gates!

We’re back from the wilds of real life and diving straight into the post-apocalyptic drama of The Last of Us! In this episode, the Geek Girl Soup crew gets emotional, philosophical, and maybe a little fungal as we dissect Season 2 up through Episode 5 (“Feel Her Love”). SPOILERS!!!

Susan and Cort take over this week and go deep into soaps — not soups, soaps! Are we Geek Girl Soap now?? As usual, you’ll also find news, cultural commentary, and recommendations for what to watch (and maybe what to avoid).

This week, we’re taking a mind-bending dive into three under-the-radar sci-fi gems: The Endless, Radius, and Upgrade. Indie, eerie, and occasionally WTF, these movies gave us plenty to chew on—from AI run amok to time loop cults to accidental mass murder by proximity. Seriously, there’s a lot going on here.

This week we take a dive deep into the Apple TV+ two-part documentary Number One on the Call Sheet.

Most people have never heard of Coral Eugene Watts. He may have been the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history, but because of a shocking plea deal, he was never convicted of murder in Texas—despite confessing to multiple killings. Decades later, as his release loomed, the Semander family refused to stay silent.