Catch up with the Geek Girls have been watching, our recommendations, Beyond the Gates, Artemis II, and werewolves in space!

The girls are all together again this week to celebrate some of our favorite films of 1986. Before rolling back the clock, we give non-spoilery thoughts on Paradise and Cort’s recommendation, The Drama.

Susan recorded this special episode of Geek Girl Soup live aboard the JoCo (Jonathan Coulton) Cruise 2026, capturing the lively, chaotic, and joyful experience of a week-long fan cruise centered around music, gaming, and geek culture. 

Amelia is back again and Susan is on vacay. The girls take a look at Variety’s 2025 picks for “100 Best Comedies of All Time.” The girls have A LOT of thoughts regarding some of these choices and the ranking.

Join us and special guests Amelia and Erik to recap the 2026 Oscars ceremony, in which we discuss the entertainment value of the show and whether or not we thought the awards went to the right recipients.

In this episode of Geek Girl Soup, Susan, Kelly, and Cort dive into the latest entertainment news before discussing the recently wrapped second season of AppleTV series, Hijack .

In this episode of Geek Girl Soup, Susan, Kelly, and Cort dive into the latest entertainment news before discussing the recently wrapped season of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, a story set in the Game of Thrones universe.

After a month of bingeing nominees and getting our votes in on time, the Geek Girls are here to share our thoughts on the 2026 Film Independent Spirit Awards! 

The girls dive into their favorite moments from Bad Bunny’s joy-filled, unifying performance at Super Bowl 60. Pedro Pascal really is everywhere and we love that for him and us. Did Benito & co have your hips moving? Cort and Susan take time to discuss some of the Olympics related films, series and documentaries they watched this week.

We return to 1981 cinema with nostalgic horror and sci-fi pics like Scanners, An American Werewolf in London, and Outland, blending sharp commentary, humor, and pop culture love throughout.

We’ve been watching Film Independent Spirit Award nominations — so you can know what to watch!

It’s National Squirrel Appreciation Day, and we’re celebrating actual squirrel: Gary the Garage Squirrel, Scrat, Surly, and Rocky J Squirrel.

This episode of Geek Girl Soup kicks off 2026 with Susan, Kelly, and Cort catching up on their holidays before diving deep into pop culture, award season, and a nostalgic “Party Like It’s 1976” theme.

Joanne is back for season 3 of Hjem til Jul/Home for Christmas on Netflix! We were not happy about getting a third season, but we ended up enjoying it nonetheless. How can you not like a sweet, Norwegian Christmas romance starring Ida Elise Broch?

You know Frosty and Rudolph and Santa and Buddy, the Whos and the Grinch and Charlie Brown’s Christmas. But do you recall, our most favorite Christmas movie of all? Yipee-kay-yay, Geeks!

Jump left. Step right. Let’s do the time warp one more time. What’s your favorite midnight movie? Susan, Kelly, and Cort jump back in time to talk about cult classic, The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

What’s on your watchlist for Thanksgiving? Kelly’s back this week to discuss all the Thanksgiving things she, Susan, and Cort watched.

Susan and Cort take over this episode of Geek Girl Soup with Gary and his squirrel friends while Kelly is on assignment this week. The hosts dive into the latest entertainment news and have an extra-packed recommendations section before traveling Beyond the Gates for a super soapy discussion.

In the latest episode of Geek Girl Soup, we celebrate Susan and her birthday twin, Demi Moore. What’s your favorite movie starring Demi? Highlights: AppleTV’s new series Pluribus, Landman on Paramount, and Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein.

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.