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In this episode the boys explain why the shows have been taking a break, talk about Australian politics and marvel at JJ Abram's awesomeness. We also review a whole bunch of movies, including Chef, Godzilla, X-Men: Days of Future Past, Maleficent, A Million Ways to Die in the West and Jodorowsky's Dune. If you need more we also schedule the Buffy The Vampire Slayer marathon. So much entertainment, it took 72 minutes to contain it. This is The Geek Movie Club, the podcast that if it ran for office it would keep it's campaign promises... just a reminder, this podcast is for mature (and immature) listeners! David McVay and Richard Gray host because Dave Longo is at the Sydney Film Festival. If you have feedback for the show shoot an email to feedback@geekmovieclub.com or drop us a voice mail on Skype (user ID: geekactually), we would love to hear from you. Our Theme Created by Adrian Dal Bianco Subscribe for free on iTunes and never miss an episode.

This episode is a little late but this week the boys discuss Eurovision 2014 and those Polish girls! Also this week we review Bad Neighbours and Transcendence plus a look at the week's television with Fargo, Arrow, Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.L.D. and the return of 24 all taking centre stage. If you need more we also discuss the upcoming marathons of Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Star Trek for your (and our) entertainment. So much entertainment, it took 42 minutes to contain it. This is The Geek Movie Club, the podcast that has been away for a long time... just a reminder, this podcast is for mature (and immature) listeners! David McVay, Richard Gray and David Longo host this chaotic mess of a show. If you have feedback for the show shoot an email to feedback@geekmovieclub.com or drop us a voice mail on Skype (user ID: geekactually), we would love to hear from you. Subscribe for free on iTunes and never miss an episode.

In this issue, it's the first trailer for Batman prequel series Gotham. In this one, a young Jim Gordon partners with Jar Jar Binks. THEN every comic book studio announces a TV show this summer, and it's Futures End, Original Sin and The Woods in what we've been reading. PLUS our Kick-Ass Pick of the Week: Amazing Spider-Man: Family Business by Mark Waid, James Robinson, Werther Dell'Edera, Gabriele Dell'Otto Next (Issue 98): X-Men: No More Humans - an original graphic novel by Mike Carey and Salvador Larocca Hosted by Richard Gray, David McVay and Dave Longo For show notes in detail head over to Behind The Panels

This week derailment rules supreme, in the wrongest episode ever, as the boys discuss everything from Bryan Singer's legal woes to Snoop Dogg's video game performance. Also, their thoughts on a lot of TV including Game of Thrones, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Arrow and Silicon Valley and if that wasn't enough Richard wraps up the Doctor Who marathon. So much entertainment, it took 46 minutes to contain it. This is The Geek Movie Club, the podcast that has a very sore tooth... just a reminder, this podcast is for mature (and immature) listeners! David McVay, Richard Gray and David Longo host this chaotic mess of a show with a little help from guest host Nicholas McVay. If you have feedback for the show shoot an email to feedback@geekmovieclub.com or drop us a voice mail on Skype (user ID: geekactually), we would love to hear from you. Subscribe for free on iTunes and never miss an episode.

In this issue, the Eisner Award nominees are announced for the year, and Grant Morrison's Multiversity finally arrives. THEN it's Sinestro, Hulk, Genesis, Translucid and the end of Superior Spider-man in What We've Been Reading. PLUS we go to the movies for our incredibly Kick-Ass Pick of the Week: The Amazing Spider-man 2. This is Behind the Panels. Next (Issue 97): Spider-man: Family Business  by Mark Waid & James Robinson, Gabrielle Dell’Otto & Werther Dell’Edera Hosted by Richard Gray, David McVay, Dave Longo and guest Nicholas McVay For show notes in detail head over to Behind The Panels

This week the boys talk about Captain America: The Winter Soldier, spoilers and all... you have been warned. Also, David Letterman retires and Dave Longo gets to finally voice his opinions on Noah. Since the club is in session, the question is floated, which film has the boys more excited, X-Men: Days of Future Past or The Amazing Spider-Man 2? So much entertainment, it took 58 minutes to contain it. This is The Geek Movie Club, the podcast that has a new theme... just a reminder, this podcast is for mature (and immature) listeners! David McVay, Richard Gray and David Longo host this chaotic mess of a show with a little help from guest host Nicholas McVay. If you have feedback for the show shoot an email to feedback@geekmovieclub.com or drop us a voice mail on Skype (user ID: geekactually), we would love to hear from you. Subscribe for free on iTunes and never miss an episode.

In this issue, it's all about the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Kevin Feige makes plans until 2028. Look forward to Avengers Assemble: Ow, There Goes My Hip Again. THEN Fantastic Four gets its Doctor Doom, it's Inhumans, Guardians, Dead Letter and Poe in what we've been reading. PLUS we go to the movies for our incredibly Kick-Ass Pick of the Week: Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Next (Issue 96): The Amazing Spider-man 2 (Film Special) Hosted by Richard Gray, David McVay and David Longo For show notes in detail head over to Behind The Panels

In this issue, every Spider-Man gathers together for a major event, while Batman gets ready for a birthday party. THEN, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles make their trailer debut, and Megan Fox wears a yellow jacket. ALSO All-New Ghost Rider, Silver Surfer, Iron Patriot and more in what we've been reading PLUS our Kick-Ass Pick of the Week: Noah by Darren Aronofsky, Ari Handel and Niko Henrichon, now a major motion picture from Paramount. Next Week: Captain America: The Winter Soldier (Film Special) Hosted by Richard Gray and David McVay For show notes in detail head over to Behind The Panels

This week the boys are joined by David's son and Lego Animator Nicholas McVay for a review of The Lego Movie. While we are all together Dave Longo and Richard give us a spoiler free preview of Captain America: The Winter Soldier (full review still to come) and Richard tells us why The Raid 2 is better than the first one. Since we were here, Richard and Dave also talk a little about Doctor Who. So much entertainment, it took 55 minutes to contain it. This is The Geek Movie Club, the podcast that likes to play with little plastic bricks... just a reminder, this podcast is for mature (and immature) listeners! David McVay, Richard Gray and David Longo host this chaotic mess of a show with a little help from guest host Nicholas McVay. If you have feedback for the show shoot an email to feedback@geekmovieclub.com or drop us a voice mail on Skype (user ID: geekactually), we would love to hear from you. Subscribe for free on iTunes and never miss an episode.

In this issue, DC has another crack at a war comic, and Brian Michael Bendis unleashes more Spider-men. THEN Fox expands its own Marvel Cinematic Universe with more X-Men and Fantastic Four sequels. ALSO It's the return of Daredevil in what we've been reading, while Richard and Dave brag about seeing Captain America: The Winter Soldier early. PLUS our Kick-Ass Pick of the Week: Doctor Strange: The Oath by Brian K. Vaughan and Marcos Martín. This is Behind the Panels. Next Week: Noah by Darren Aronofsky, Ari Handel, Niko Henrichon Hosted by Richard Gray, David McVay and Dave Longo For show notes in detail head over to Behind The Panels

In this issue, Kevin Smith is back writing comics. Expect the first issue this year, and the second sometime in 2017. THEN Captain America is set to go head-to-head with Batman and Superman: it's the most expensive game of chicken ever. PLUS our Kick-Ass Pick of the Week: V for Vendetta by Alan Moore and David Lloyd. This is Behind the Panels. Next Week: Dr. Strange: The Oath by Brian K. Vaughan and Marcos Martin Hosted by Richard Gray, David McVay and Dave Longo For show notes in detail head over to Behind The Panels

This week we have new microphones and we have no idea how to use them. While we play with our new toys we review 300: Rise of an Empire and Richard gives us a taste of The Muppets Most Wanted. Since we still had time, we discussed Russian politics and why the hell is Steven Seagal telling us about it. And to cap it off, Longo asks a question... which did you you prefer Terminator 2 or Aliens? So much entertainment, it took 50 minutes to contain it. This is The Geek Movie Club, the podcast that has new microphones... just a reminder, this podcast is for mature listeners! David McVay, Richard Gray and David Longo host this chaotic mess of a show. If you have feedback for the show shoot an email to feedback@geekmovieclub.com or drop us a voice mail on Skype (user ID: geekactually), we would love to hear from you. Subscribe for free on iTunes and never miss an episode.

In this issue, Scarlet Johannson's Avengers scenes get bumped because of baby news. Fox and Marvel are currently discussing joint custody rights. THEN it's a new Batman game from Rocksteady, where you get to drive the Batmobile. ALSO New releases Starlight, Veil, Magneto, Moon Knight, Headspace and more in what we've been reading. PLUS our Kick-Ass Pick of the Week: 300 by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley. This is Behind the Panels. Next Week: V for Vendetta by Alan Moore and David Lloyd Hosted by Richard Gray, David McVay and Dave Longo For show notes in detail head over to Behind The Panels

This week a slightly shorter show as we just really wanted to farewell Harold Ramis. While we were here we decided to disagree about Gravity (out this week on DVD/Blu-Ray) and Richard explains why Barrack Obama is the geek's President. So much entertainment, it took 39 minutes to contain it. This is The Geek Movie Club, the podcast that thinks that's a big Twinky... just a reminder, this podcast is for mature listeners! David McVay, Richard Gray and David Longo host this chaotic mess of a show. If you have feedback for the show shoot an email to feedback@geekmovieclub.com or drop us a voice mail on Skype (user ID: geekactually), we would love to hear from you. Subscribe for free on iTunes and never miss an episode.

In this issue, Rocket Raccoon gets his own series, DC jumps forward 5 years and Warren Ellis climbs some trees. THEN it's Tomb Raider, Lois Lane, Fantastic Four and Revenge in what we've been reading this week. PLUS Richard and David attempt to read some news headlines, and our Kick-Ass Pick of the Week: Annihilation Conquest - Starlord by Keith Giffen and Timothy Green II, the first in our series of Guardians of the Galaxy Origins specials. This is Behind the Panels. Next Week: 300 by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley Hosted by Richard Gray, David McVay and Dave Longo For show notes in detail head over to Behind The Panels