This week at Geek Girl Soup, we’re discussing week 2 at the Sundance Film Festival, plus a few Spirit Award nominees and some other random things we watched. A few highlights: “F⌃¢K ‘€MR!GHT B@¢K,” “Emergency,” “892,” “The Lost Daughter,” and “Abbott Elementary.”

This week at Geek Girl Soup, we’re discussing what we’ve watched so far at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival. Due to Covid-19 (don’t you just hate that phrase?!), the festival ended up going all online this year.

This week at Geek Girl Soup, we’re sharing our lists of Top 5 movies and shows from 2021 and the top 5 things we’re looking forward to watching 2022.

This week at Geek Girl Soup we’re discussing the Rashomon Effect—that is, when a story is told from different perspectives by different people with different details.

Welcome to our “One & Done” series! On the first week of every month this year, we will get the gang together to discuss a series that was prematurely canceled in or after the first season. We kick off this so-called series with all 19 episodes of 1994’s “My So-Called Life” (Hulu).

It’s Matrix Week! This week at Geek Girl Soup, we go down several Matrix-Universe rabbit holes with special guest Camille (aka, Kelly’s daughter). We jump right in with a very spoiler-y discussion about the latest post-trilogy film: “The Matrix Resurrections.”

This week on Geek Girl Soup, we watch a selection of three traditional Christmas movies, a Christmas horror flick, and three new entries to our holiday repertoire: “Die Hard,” “Die Hard 2,” “Elf,” “Dead End,” “8-Bit Christmas,” “Hot Mess Holiday,” and “A Naija Christmas.”

God Jul! Joyeux Noël! Glædelig Jul! Jabulela Ukhisimusi! This week on Geek Girl Girl, we celebrated Christmas Around the World! We watched an “old” favorite “Hjem til Jul”/“Home for Christmas” and three new favorites: “Christmas Flow,” “Elves,” and “How to Ruin Christmas”—all on Netflix.

The final episodes of Netflix’s “La Casa de Papel”/“Money Heist” are finally here! Since it came out just two days before we recorded, we had plenty of time to watch lots of other things, too.

This week on Geek Girl, we’re talking 1950s Creature Features—plus one from the 1980s, for folks who don’t have Hulu Live: “Rodan” (1956), The Blob” (1958), The Fly” (1958), and “The Fly” (1986).

This week we celebrated Hanksgiving by watching lots of Tom Hanks movies/shows/creations. Official homework is “Cast Away” and “Finch.”

Happy Soupiversary, part 2! In this Very Special Anniversary Podcast, we have chats with Cort, Scot, and Erik about their time on Geek Girl Soup—going back eight years!

Happy Soupiversary! It’s Geek Girl Soup’s 10th Anniversary, and the original quartet is here in part 1 of our celebration. (Welcome back, Amelia and Chris!)

This week on Geek Girl Soup, it’s Susan’s choice with a diametrically opposed movie and TV show: “Riders of Justice” and “Wrecked.”

This week on Geek Girl Soup, our theme is Musicians Who Movie. (Yes, we’re verbing nouns again.) That is, musicians who got into acting. We picked two movies showcasing four musicians: “Palmer” with Justin Timberlake and “Training Day” with Macy Gray, Snoop Dogg, and Dr. Dre.

In this bonus podcast, Pat (@patman23) jumped into the Geeky soup to have a spoilery chat about Dune (the 2021 and 1984 films and the book).

Happy Halloween! As far as Cort is concerned, it’s the most wonderful time of the year. Not that she doesn’t watch horror films all… year… long!

This week we discuss “actors who music”—that is, actors who are also musicians. There are lots out there, so we sampled three: Awkwafina, Oscar Isaac, and Jada Pinkett Smith. We watched one episode from one show and listened to at least one song from each actor/musician.

It’s Teacher Appreciation Day (appreciate teachers every day, you). So, we watched some comedy, action, & drama centered around teachers. Thanks for all you do: AP Bio, The Substitute, Stand & Deliver, The Principal, Lean on Me, Dangerous Minds, Akeelah & the Bee.

This week we’re talking about films & shows with Regina King.